To call the first season of Squid Game a hit would be a great understatement.
The disturbing dystopian drama was an international sensation. It remains the biggest success story on Netflix of all time, blowing even its closest competitors out of the proverbial water.
Squid Game’s single season has over 1.6 billion hours of watch-time which, if you strung it all out, would be the equivalent of over 188,000 years.
The next closest season of Netflix goes to Stranger Things Season 4, with over 1.3 billion hours, and then Wednesday with just over 1.2 billion. Dahmer comes in at fourth place with 856 million, just half of Squid Game’s total.
It’s been over three years since the show first came to Netflix and shocked audiences with its gruesome “Most Dangerous Game” style competitions.
Season 2 is about to drop, and fans are filled with both excitement and trepidation.
Will the second season live up to the first, or will the novelty have worn off? Will the new season fix some of the first season’s problems and tie up some loose ends? Or will it follow the path of so many second seasons and quickly wear out its welcome?
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