Squid Game

WARNING: Spoilers for Squid Game season 2 and Sweet Home.

AlthoughSweet HomeandSquid Gameare very different shows, they share some similarities.

Just likeSquid Game,Sweet Homeseason 2 also took three years to arrive after a very successful first season.

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This is exactly what is happening withSquid Gameseason 3.

Another similarity is the themes of survival and teamwork, althoughSquid Gameis a much more grounded show thanSweet Home.

Unfortunately, Ji-sus story was cut short inSweet Homeseason 2, with Park Gyu-young not returning for season 3.

Custom image of Park Gyu-young in Sweet Home and Squid Game

Custom image by Simone Ashmoore

In the first season, Lee played the anti-hero Sang-wook.

Although Sang-wook died at the end of season 1, his body was inhabited by a different character.

No-eul had to watch Gyeong-seok playing the games knowing that he could be eliminated and killed at any time.

A Sniper spots Player 246 during Squid Game season 2’s Red Light, Green Light game

Squid Game is a South Korean series released in 2021 about financially struggling individuals who are invited to participate in a series of children’s games. The competition offers a lucrative prize but comes with perilous consequences, as the players soon discover the lethal stakes involved in each round.

Did Gyeong-seok Really Die In Squid Game Season 2?

It can be assumed that Gyeong-seok was shot dead, but there is a chance he is still alive.

A triangle guard aiming at Gyeonk-seok in Squid Game season 2, episode 7

Custom image of Park Gyu-young as No-eul in Squid Game season 2

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Sweet Home (2020)

Sweet Home follows the story of Hyun-soo, a reclusive high school student who moves into the Green Home apartment complex after losing his family. When a mysterious epidemic turns people into monstrous creatures, Hyun-soo and the residents of Green Home must band together to survive, confronting their inner demons and the horrifying threats outside.

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Sweet Home