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Squid Game’s Creator Explains Why The Games Were Split Up Into Two Seasons, And Honestly, It Makes Me More Pumped For Season 3
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Squid Game creator reveals split season 2, fueling anticipation for season 3's big reveal
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- Director Hwang Dong-hyuk says splitting season 2 into two parts allows for deeper character exploration and more intricate plot development
- Hwang teases that the games in season 3 will feature even more elaborate and dangerous challenges, promising to 'up the ante' for viewers
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Hwang Dong-hyuk, Netflix, Squid Game