Squid Game

Season 2

7 listed hours · 2021–2025 · Netflix

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How this season is filed

Watch Hwang Dong-hyuk's pastel death games for high-concept social thriller craft that still works as character tragedy. Lee Jung-jae's Gi-hun carries Netflix's most-watched series through a closed moral spiral about whether anyone escapes the game's logic — green tracksuits included.

TV Flash files Season 2 of Squid Game (2021–2025) on Netflix as a mid listed season (2; 2 of 3) — 7 listed hours, 2024-12-26 from “Bread and Lottery” (S02E01) to “Friend or Foe” (S02E07). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.

  1. S02E01 Bread and Lottery

    Season two's return drop: bread and lottery as the social-thriller hangover, not a reset, after the first games made the planet watch.

  1. S02E01

    Bread and Lottery

    A vengeful Gi-hun makes a U-turn at the airport. Later, in his hideout, he intensifies his search for the elusive recruiter who is seeking new players.

  2. S02E02

    Halloween Party

    Gi-hun finally gets hold of an invitation, marked for Halloween day. In a tense moment facing Jun-ho, they reveal their truths to each other.

  3. S02E03

    001

    New players gather for a chance to win 45.6 billion won. After an intense first round, the survivors' fates hang in the balance — down to one final vote.

  4. S02E04

    Six Legs

    The players prepare for the next game: a six-legged pentathlon, where each team member must clear a mini-game to survive — or face collective elimination.

  5. S02E05

    One More Game

    Kang No-eul earns enemies for her unruly actions. Nerves fray to the breaking point as the remaining players vote on whether to move to the next round.

  6. S02E06

    O  X

    Jun-ho and his team prepare to infiltrate a suspicious island. As monetary stakes and tensions rise, players split into two opposing factions.

  7. S02E07

    Friend or Foe

    The remaining players strategize on how to survive the night. Gi-hun proposes a risky plan — but he will need trustworthy allies to carry it out.

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