The second season of SQUID GAME is Netflix’s biggest TV debut ever

The highly anticipated second season of Netflix Squid game broke records, debuting with an unprecedented 68 million views in its first four days.

This achievement solidifies the show as Netflix’s biggest television debut ever, surpassing the previous record set by Wednesdaywhich recorded 50.1 million views in the first week of 2022.

I just finished watching all the episodes that have been released so far and so far, it’s been a great take away from the Your Seat series that I’ve enjoyed it and can’t wait to see how the story ends.

Not only that Squid game Season 2 dominates its opening week, but it also quickly entered Netflix’s Top 10 most popular non-English series of all time, securing the No. 1 spot. 7. This ranking is based on a series’ first 91 days of viewership, meaning season 2 has plenty of time to climb higher.

The original Squid game season, with a staggering 265.2 million views, still holds the top spot in the charts, a mark that season two could challenge.

Season 1 of Squid game it also experienced a resurgence, gaining 8.1 million views during the same week, becoming the number 3 non-English television program for the week of December 23–29.

The success of the second season has crowned it as the most watched title of the week on Netflix, surpassing other high-profile releases such as Taron Egertonthe action movie Continue (34.9 million views) and Tyler Perryit is the historical drama The Six Triple Eights (23.3 million views).

The series is set three years after the victory Squid gamePlayer 456 gave up on going to the United States and returns with a new purpose in mind.

“Gi-hun once again dives into the mysterious game of survival, starting another game of life and death with new participants gathered to win the prize of 45.6 billion won.”

Fans of the series eagerly await the twists and turns the series has in store as it continues to dominate the screens.