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Netflix Drops 'Squid Game' Final Season Trailer: Games Restart After Failed Rebellion | THR News Video

The Games are back on! Netflix has dropped the teaser trailer to the third and final season of Netflix's global sensation 'Squid Game.' Following the devastating events of season two, the final season shows protagonist Lee Jung-jae's Seong Gi-hun aka Player 456, being returned to the players' quarters in the 'Squid Game' coffin. Fortunately, he’s alive when his friends open the coffin. Unfortunately, their rebellion has failed, and the games are back on for the final episodes of the series.

Tina Fey Talks Casting 'The Four Seasons,' Co-Stars Reveal What Made Them Say "Yes" | THR News Video

Tina Fey returns to television for the first time since '30 Rock' with 'The Four Seasons,' an adaptation of the 1981 film starring Alan Alda. Fey and co-stars Will Forte, Colman Domingo, Marco Calvani and Kerri Kenney-Silver spoke to The Hollywood Reporter all about the new series coming to Netflix. 'The Four Seasons' debuts on May 1.

'Pulse' Stars Share What Storylines They Hope Show Explores in Potential Season 2 | THR News Video

Netflix's new medical drama 'Pulse' centers on a group of ambitious residents navigating personal and professional crises in one of Miami's busiest emergency rooms. When stars Willa Fitzgerald and Colin Woodell sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to chat all about the new show, they weighed in on the social media response so far, what storylines they'd love to see if renewed for season two and more.

David Harbour Thought His 'Stranger Things' Character Would Die in Season 1 | THR News Video

David Harbour still can't believe his 'Stranger Things' character has made it to the fifth and final season. During a recent interview for British GQ, the actor who plays Jim Hopper on the hit Netflix show said that after reading the scripts for season one, he was convinced his character would die by suicide at the end of the first installment — as a way for Hopper to apologize to his daughter who died.