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Squid Game is a famous TV show from South Korea.

20140114 Hwang Dong-hyuk
20140114 Hwang Dong-hyuk

It was made by Hwang Dong-hyuk. He wrote and directed the series. The story is about a secret contest. In the show, 456 players join the contest. These people all have big money problems. They play children's games to win a large cash prize.

However, the games are very dangerous. If a player is eliminated, they die.

Squid Game dalgona cookies, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, Triplecaña, 2021-10-21
Squid Game dalgona cookies, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, Triplecaña, 2021-10-21

One game uses dalgona, which is a sweet sugar candy. Players must carefully pull a shape out of the candy. The show's name comes from a Korean children's game called squid game.

Korean Play Ojingo (trimmed)
Korean Play Ojingo (trimmed)

Hwang wrote the story in 2009. He used his own life to help write it. He wanted to show how hard life can feel. Many people around the world watched the show on Netflix. It became the most-watched series on that platform. The show won many awards, like six Emmy Awards. There are more seasons of the show too. The second season came out in 2024. The third and final season arrived in 2025.

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20140114 Hwang Dong-hyuk.jpg
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Squid Game dalgona cookies, Santiago de...
File:Korean Play Ojingo (trimmed).svg
Korean Play Ojingo (trimmed).svg
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Jung jaeil2.png
File:Squid Game Giant Swing 16.jpg
Squid Game Giant Swing 16.jpg
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Cosplay of Squid Game Guards at Sutera...
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