Season 1 of Squid Game was a cultural lightning bolt—raw, groundbreaking, and impossible to ignore. Season 2? Not so much. In this episode, I break down why the second season feels more like a gap-slash-transition season than a worthy successor.

We’ll explore:

🎭 The media theories behind Season 1’s success (think: Cultural Proximity, Cultivation Theory).

🚧 Why Season 2 struggles to deliver on the narrative and emotional depth that made the first season iconic.

🌟 The role of K-pop stars like T.O.P and whether star power can truly replace storytelling.

📈 What this means for Netflix and the future of streaming content.

Is Squid Game still a game-changer, or is Netflix playing it too safe? Let’s dig into the good, the bad, and the transitional.

🎙️ Listen now and join the conversation.