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Time to put on your green jumpsuits. "Squid Game" is back on Netflix, which means it's time to learn a whole new slate of games you'll be trying to master while trying to figure out who lives and who dies by the end of Season 2.

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For all its thrilling twists, arresting set design, powerful performances, and memorable games, what truly makes "Squid Game" so engaging — even if our own review called Season 2 a mildly entertaining but lackluster follow-up to the original — to watch is how much it can be dissected — even line by line. Writer, director, and creator Hwang Dong-hyuk tells the story of Seong Gi-hun (Player 456, played by Lee Jung-jae) poetically, constantly foreshadowing and calling back to add emphasis to the core ideas of his work.

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Be they a comic book antihero, supernatural vigilante, troubled teen, or male ingenue in a daytime soap, nobody plays these characters quite like actor Jensen Ackles.

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