
Sang-woo thanks Gi-hun as the team regroups after Dalgona
Sang-woo admits Gi-hun got him through the honeycomb round, Ali and Il-nam rejoin, and the announcer tallies 79 dead and a 34.8 billion won pot.
18 moments · 33 min of essential viewing in a 55-minute episode.

Sang-woo admits Gi-hun got him through the honeycomb round, Ali and Il-nam rejoin, and the announcer tallies 79 dead and a 34.8 billion won pot.

Rations are a single egg; five meals go missing, Deok-su mocks the man whose food he ate, and the dorm's first killing happens over dinner.

Gi-hun shouts at the silent masked guards that a player was just murdered, and the only reply is an elimination announcement.

Gi-hun invites the pickpocket to shelter with his group tonight. She refuses on principle and he answers with a line about having nobody else.

Behind the scenes, the organ-harvesting guards explain the starvation is designed to make players fight, and advise sticking with the strongest.

Deok-su laughs off a doctor asking to join his crew, until the man says he knows what the next game is.

The lights go out on a countdown and the dorm erupts in a brawl. Gi-hun and Sang-woo fight back to back, then realise Il-nam is missing.

Gi-hun faces down Deok-su to protect his teammate, then Il-nam climbs up and screams that everyone will die, and the masked soldiers finally intervene.

Over the roll call of the dead, the undercover detective quietly asks about his brother and is told names are not used in this place.

Gi-hun, Ali, Sang-woo and Sae-byeok introduce themselves properly; when the old man is asked, he stalls and Gi-hun covers for him.

The doctor stitches Deok-su while the gang tallies 27 kills, then Mi-nyeo flirts her way through a guessing game that ends on nineteen.

Mi-nyeo corners Deok-su, makes him promise they will leave together, learns his name, and warns what happens if he betrays her.

The third game is announced as a team game and Gi-hun's group debates which playground game it could be and who to recruit in ten minutes.

With his ten already picked, Deok-su shoves Mi-nyeo away and tells her to stop calling him babe; she swears on his name that he is a dead man.

Sae-byeok brings a girl instead of a man, the count stops at nine, and the rejected Mi-nyeo invites herself in as the tenth with a boast.

The game is announced, Teams One and Seven are drawn, and the losing side is dropped from the tower before the ten names are read out.

Facing an all-male team, the old man lays out his childhood method: a strong leader, alternating sides, rope under the armpits, lean back ten seconds.

The team holds for ten seconds, starts losing anyway, and Sang-woo orders everyone to step towards the edge on a count of three.

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.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Game Guide, in story order. Played by Jeon Young-soo.

Every Squid Game moment featuring Ji-yeong, in story order. Played by Lee Yoo-mi.

One game of marbles, one conversation. 9 scenes together, in story order.