Squid Game 2 goof up leaves fans shocked as they spot a crew member in a crucial scene on Netflix - Check out

There is no way we have moved on from the tragedy that Squid Game season 2 has left us with. The much-anticipated second season returned to Netflix after making loyal fans wait for a long time, with a promise of returning much sooner than before. The show opened to mixed reviews, but that didn’t stop fans from watching it and making it one of the top-viewed shows on the platform. The last ten days have been dedicated to rewatching the show and dissecting every detail to predict what it means for season 3. However, in this process, a fan has noticed a goof-up that no one at Netflix spotted during the post-production stage.

Fans Find A Goof Up in Squid Game Season 2

To give you a clear idea, we’re talking about the seventh episode of the second season of Squid Game. In this episode, Gi-hun, with the help of some of the players, decides to raise a rebellion, forcibly snatch guns from the pink guards, and take down the establishment. During a shootout in the dorm hall, fans noticed a massive goof-up that Netflix Korea missed and didn't remove from the show. 

In one frame that remains static for a bit, we actually see a cameraman shooting with a handheld camera in the background while the shootout is happening in the hall. Netizens have observed this and are rampantly sharing it online. This goof-up is being compared to the one that happened a few years ago in Game of Thrones when a Starbucks coffee mug was left on set and made it to the final cut. Check out the audience reactions below.

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Squid Game 3 Release Date 'Accidentally' Announced?

Squid Game is one of the most popular streaming shows globally, creating history for a non-English series. The second season debuted with 68 million views, breaking the record for the most-watched non-English TV show. The achievements are many, and anticipation for more is high. Now, according to an accidentally released video by Netflix, the third season is set to return in June 2025.

Netflix Korea shared a teaser for Squid Game season 3 on their YouTube channel. The teaser featured the iconic girl robot, Young-hee, who is transported to a new location, where she faces the new boy robot, Chul-soo. In this video, they accidentally revealed the release date as June 27. The streaming giant has since pulled the video, but that didn’t stop eagle-eyed netizens from taking screenshots.

Squid Game seasons 1 and 2 are now streaming on Netflix. Stay tuned to OTTplay for more information on this and everything else in the world of streaming and films.

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