
Players beg to go home and Sang-woo cites consent form clause 3
Survivors plead to leave after the massacre; the masked host calls it a game, and one player finds the clause that forces a vote.
20 moments · 36 min of essential viewing in a 63-minute episode.

Survivors plead to leave after the massacre; the masked host calls it a game, and one player finds the clause that forces a vote.

The prize money drops from the ceiling as the host explains the stakes: 100 million won per dead player, 45.6 billion if all six games are won.

A woman argues the outside world is no better than the games, a fight breaks out, and the host demands respect for the democratic process.

The vote comes down to the old man, who speaks of his brain tumor and presses X; the host says goodbye for now and leaves the door open.

Dumped in the street, Gi-hun begs the pickpocket to untie him, swears on his mother to forget the money, then chases her anyway.

Sang-woo stops Ali outside the convenience store and hands him money for the ride to Ansan, asking only that he stop calling him sir.

Gi-hun reports hundreds killed in a children's game, cannot say where or by whom, and is offered a medical referral instead.

An officer dials the number on Gi-hun's card at dawn and asks to play games; the stranger on the line is not amused.

On the bridge, Gi-hun learns the SNU genius owes six billion, bet on futures, and put his mother's house and shop up as collateral.

Told she may lose her feet to diabetes, Gi-hun's mother refuses treatment they cannot pay for; he promises to get all the money.

Cheol says the other kids told him he was lied to and abandoned; his big sister promises they will all live together next year.

Ali demands his unpaid pay, his boss refuses and swings at him, and the struggle ends with the boss's hand caught in the machine.

The broker's office says her family's escape must start over at 40 million won; she burns the man and threatens to rip his throat open.

Proudly bragging about her SNU son on business in America, Sang-woo's mother is told by police he is wanted for fraud and embezzlement.

Ali hands his wife money, tells her to buy the earliest flight home with their baby, and promises to follow once his job is done.

Player 456 bumps into Player 1 at a convenience store; over soju the old man says he would rather go back and play than wait to die.

Deok-su wants guns and his crew to rob the games; his underling reveals the casino debt and sells him out, and Deok-su jumps.

Gi-hun begs his ex-wife for his mother's surgery; it turns into a fight over child support and the night Ga-yeong was born.

Ga-yeong's stepfather hands Gi-hun an envelope and asks him to stop contacting the family before they move to the US; Gi-hun punches him.

A detective shows Gi-hun the same card his missing brother received and asks for help; Gi-hun asks why he would be useful to anyone.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Seong Gi-hun, in story order. Played by Lee Jung-jae.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Detective Hwang Jun-ho, in story order. Played by Wi Ha-jun.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Cho Sang-woo, in story order. Played by Park Hae-soo.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Kang Sae-byeok, in story order. Played by Jung Ho-yeon.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Oh Il-nam, in story order. Played by Oh Yeong-su.

The old man and the gambler: gganbu. 31 scenes together, in story order.

Childhood friends from the same neighbourhood, and what the games make of them. 27 scenes together, in story order.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Ali Abdul, in story order. Played by Anupam Tripathi.

The two who trust each other when nobody should. 20 scenes together, in story order.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Jang Deok-su, in story order. Played by Heo Sung-tae.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Han Mi-nyeo, in story order. Played by Kim Joo-ryoung.