Fans are breaking down the emotional food moments in Squid Game Season 3—from the boxed lunch standoff to the lemon scene that says it all.

Everything to know about the next season of Netflix's hit reality competition show, Squid Game: The Challenge season 3, which is now casting.

Spoiler warning: Before I continue, please know there are major story spoilers featured below for season 3 of Squid Game. If you're reading this and have yet to finish the episodes, turn back now. Or, you know, don't. It's your choice. You do you, boo.

The third and final season of Squid Game is a cynical look at humanity, with a surprisingly hopeful ending—here’s the season 3 finale, explained.

There was no mention or sight of a coast guard during season 3, despite a massive ship setting sail. It's very unlikely such a big ship wouldn't have been noticed, yet the detective was out in the middle of the sea and was never interrupted...

Squid Game Season 3 has a new set of VIPs – here’s the cast members who play them and why they’re the worst thing about the Netflix show.

Creator Hwang Dong-hyuk also confirmed to TheWrap: "Season three is not going to be the end of the Squid Game universe" and Lee Jung-jae, who portrays Seong Gi-hun, expressed his excitement over Fincher’s adaption, telling Complex: "I'm looking forward to it so much, I can't wait to see it and I have high expectations."

English speaking audiences are once again complaining about the VIPs on Squid Game, forcing the creative team to once again explain why they sound so uncanny.

In the haunting finale of Squid Game, Seong Gi-hun doesn’t go out with a scream—he leaves us with a sentence that never finishes. But those last words? They say everything. In this video, we break down the powerful symbolism behind Gi-hun’s parting message and what it reveals about the show's brutal core theme: dehumanization in a rigged system built for the elite.