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Squid Game creator teases ‘crazy’ second season ahead of release
Ahead of the release of season two of highly-anticipated Korean drama series Squid Game, show creator Hwang Dong-hyuk opened up about what the audience can expect to see in season two of the hit dystopian thriller.
In a new interview, Hwang described how he approached the second season and the motivation behind Player 456 Gi-hun’s return to the game that nearly took his life.
South Korean actor Lee Jung-jae played Gi-hun in the first season and will reprise his role in the forthcoming seasons.
“Honestly when I was creating season one I didn’t plan in any detail that there would be a second season,” Hwang told The Hollywood Reporter at a For Your Consideration awards event in Los Angeles on Sunday.
“However, I did have something in mind that if there were to ever be a second season, I had this idea of what story I would tell; I thought it would be the story of Gi-hun turning away from where he was at the end of season one and going back into the games in order to put a stop to the game,”
He added that “throughout seasons two and three, it’s going to be about that very journey by Gi-hun that you’re going to be following, both physically and emotionally.”
Squid Game follows a group of cash-strapped contestants fighting to the death for a life-changing sum of money.
The official description for season two states: “Three years after winning Squid Game, Player 456 remains determined to find the people behind the game and put an end to their vicious sport. Using this fortune to fund his search, Gi-hun starts with the most obvious of places: look for the man in a sharp suit playing ddakji in the subway. But when his efforts finally yield results, the path toward taking down the organisation proves to be deadlier than he imagined: to end the game, he needs to re-enter it.”
The sequel series will arrive nearly three years after its 2021 nine-episode debut, which broke records for Netflix. It currently ranks as the most-watched season of television in the company’s history.
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At a panel conversation held after a screening of the new season’s first episode, Hwang said: “Gi-hun has experienced too many things, witnessed too many deaths, for him to return to the way it was before, no matter how hard he tries. The way you see Gi-hun in season one and the state that you see him in in season two are very different.”
To describe season two in a nutshell, Hwang simply said: “Season two is crazy.”
It became the first non-English language drama series to receive nominations in several major categories at the Emmy Awards, including Best Drama. Lead star Lee Jung-jae became the first Korean to win the Best Actor award.
Hwang also became the first Asian director to win in the Outstanding Drama Series category and the first ever director to win for a non-English language series.
Season two will be followed by a third and final season arriving sometime in 2025.
In late October, it was also revealed that David Fincher was reportedly in talks with Netflix to develop an English-language adaptation of the show.
Season 2 of Squid Game will be released on Netflix on 26 December.
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Jeremy Clarkson shares ‘exciting’ update about future of Clarkson’s Farm
Jeremy Clarkson has provided an update on the future of Clarkson’s Farm, comparing the announcement to the birth of the baby Jesus.
The documentary series first aired on Prime Video in 2021, and follows the former Top Gear host as he attempts to run his 1,000-acre Diddly Squat farm near Chipping Norton.
The 61-year-old bought the land in 2008 and, after the villager who ran the farm retired in 2019, decided to see if he could run it himself. A long-awaited third series was released to success in May.
In addition to his work on the farm, the TV personality, who recently cut ties with his Grand Tour co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May, also purchased an Oxfordshire pub, The Farmer’s Dog, which opened to the public in August.
In an Instagram video on Tuesday (5 November), Clarkson is seen in a jacket and black beanie hat as he appears to celebrate Bonfire Night.
“Over the years bright lights in the sky have been used to make many important announcements, the birth of the baby Jesus for example,” he said as lights arranged themselves behind him.
“But tonight they’re being used to make an announcement that’s even bigger than that.
“Season 5 of Clarkson’s Farm is coming.”
The lights are then arranged into a massive number five.
Fans were delighted at the news but were left confused about one thing – season four has not yet been released.
“We got season 5 announcement before we got season 4,” wrote one person.
“That’s the kind of reassurance we need. I’m already looking forward to it.”
Another added, “Announcing season 5 before season 4 even comes out is wild.”
However, Clarkson cleared up confusion in the comments as he replied to say, “We’ve just finished filming four. That’s out next year.”
The news comes after speculation that the series could be cancelled after Clarkson wrote a highly-criticised column on the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.
One person commented, “Sod the US election result. This announcement is the one!”
The news comes after the TV presenter revealed that he had undergone an emergency heart procedure after feeling unwell while on holiday.
Clarkson first started struggling while swimming from a boat to the beach while on holiday on a small island, explaining that: “It wasn’t far, maybe the length of two swimming pools. But when I finally reached the beach, there was more water in my lungs than there is in Lake Superior, and I was mostly dead.”
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Watch the shock moment MAFS bride storms off after blazing row about groom’s sexual partners
MARRIED At First Sight’s Amy Kenyon storms out of a date with husband Luke Debono tonight as they clash over his sexual past.
With the experiment nearing its end, the couple’s future looks to be hanging by a thread.
In a teaser trailer at the end of last night’s episode, the pair’s cookery class quickly took a very sour turn.
Luke couldn’t resist showering Amy with the sort of compliments that have consistently given her the ick.
He told her: “That’s actually really sexy. I’m not going to lie.”
Continuing her food prep work, she replied: “Behave.”
The suave butler in the buff then seductively licked chocolate from a wooden spoon.
Amy said: “This is a cooking class, not a porno.”
She fumed to camera: “I’ve given Luke chance after chance.”
Sitting down for a heart to heart, attention turned to Luke’s past.
Amy asked: “Can you tell me how many relationships you’ve had?”
Luke responded: “Even that number’s probably inaccurate.”
An upset Amy fumed: “What the f**k? Absolute b*****ks.”
She then stormed out of the room, leaving Luke alone at the countertop.
The dramatic moment followed a difficult homestays week for the pair in which they didn’t see eye to eye.
Amy was grossed out by Luke letting her dog lick him, and she also accused him of ‘lying’ after seeing a photo on his fridge.
Luke cut the picture to remove a girl from it, but lied to Amy about the gender of the person he’d got rid of.
Then, things went from bad to worse as Luke told Amy she looked ‘bloated’ in a throwback photo of her, and then pointed out mould on the ceiling of her mum’s house.
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US election 2024 result viewers praise Emily Maitlis for eviscerating Boris Johnson
Emily Maitlis eviscerated Boris Johnson during a heated back-and-forth during Channel 4’s coverage of the US election.
As the votes for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump were counted, Maitlis and Krishnan Guru-Murthy welcomed a rotating series of guests, including the former UK prime minister alongside Stormy Daniels and Succession actor Brian Cox, to debate the current state of politics in the US.
Johnson was present as a Trump supporter and, at one stage, Maitlis, who became a UK election night favourite after shutting down Nadine Dorries back in July, asked him about the “Trump-like behaviour” he “started importing” while he was prime minister.
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“You essentially started importing some of that Trump-like behaviour in Britian when you were prime minister,” she said, adding: “His disregard for institutions, his disregard for the rule of law, his denialism, which I think, I guess, was mirrored in your response to the privileges committee, your response to the parliament standards committee, your proroguing of parliament. This is all Trump-like behaviour.”
Johsnon said, through laughter, that he “disagreed profoundly” and proceeded to promote his book in what would be the first of seven times in eight minutes.
Unimpressed, Maitlis told him: “I don’t know why it’s funny,” to which Johnson said he didn’t “accept” the analogy “at all” as he feels it is “very dangerous” to compare UK and US politics. He then steered the conversation to Brexit, but Maitlis shut this down.
“I don’t know why you’re talking about Brexit, you know precisely what we’re talking about,” the presenter said, before reeling off the fact that he rejected the Owen Paterson affair, where the former Conservative MP was found to have broken standards law, and quoted people as saying it’s a kangaroo court – a phrase describing an informal, unlawful, and often unfair court that doesn’t follow legal standards or justice.
Johnson acknowledged that he was wrong to have done so, and the steered the conversation to what he said was a successful response to Covid, but Maitlis was having none of it: “It’s nothing to do with that, you know it’s not to do with that – it’s about how you respond to institutions and people calling out your lies.”
Johnson then questioned Channel 4’s election coverage, calling it “a massively eschewed approach to a US election”, to which Maitlis said: “I’m asking you to account for your actions.”
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Maitlis was then interested to know whether Johnson would be inspired by a Trump victory to launch his own political comeback, and Johnson told her that the answer “is obviously contained” in his new book.
Here, Maitlis hit back with what has been branded the “line of the night” as she replied: “We’re not all gonna read your book so just tell us: do you want to have a political comeback?”
Deflecting, Johnson wondered why he was being asked, with Guru-Murthy defending Maitlis’s choice of question. Maitlis also pointed out: “You haven’t answered a single question – it’s extraordinary.”
Jonson stated: “The answer is you shouldn’t do it unless you think you can be useful and, by the way, Emily, I’ve answered all your questions all night.”
Viewers heaped praise upon Maitlis for keeping at Johnson despite his attempts to steer the conversation in other directions.
“I found this cathartic. Great grilling by Emily. And I love it that repeatedly nobody laughs at his stupid joking around,” one person wrote, with another adding: “This is what I love about Emily Maitlis. It doesn’t matter how important you think you are, she will get right to heart of the issue and ask the direct questions.”
One viewer called the clip “eight minutes of someone destroying Johnson live on air”.
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Watch the moment MAFS’ Sacha and Ross ‘reach crisis point’ and break down in tears during final commitment ceremony
MARRIED At First Sight couple Sacha and Ross ‘reached crisis point’ and broke down in floods of tears during tonight’s final commitment ceremony.
The pair tied the knot just seconds after meeting each other down the aisle as part of the E4 show.
It appeared that the experts made a perfect match at the start of the experiment, but in recent weeks, the two have clashed a number of times.
During home stay week it was apparent that neither of them want to move away from their friends and family.
Sacha is based in Birmingham, while Ross lives in Manchester.
This evening’s episode of Married At First Sight saw the remaining couples sit in front of the experts one last time for the last ceremony.
And it was definitely an emotional one between Sacha and Ross.
Mel pointed out that the two didn’t look happy – and Ross told her that the moving situation has been affecting them both.
During their emotional chat, Sacha broke down in tears as she spoke about how much she valued their relationship.
She said while sobbing: “One of the questions you [Ross] asked me was ‘do you fall in love easy?’
“I said ‘absolutely not!’
“But when I met you, you were everything that I wanted.
“So I thought the universe had blessed me and I really wanted to so everything I could to make you happy.
“You do make me happy.”
Sacha continued to sob as she said: “
“I do feel like I’ve bent over backwards in this process to do everything that I can for you.
“And I’ve never done that for anyone like I am with you.
“I’ve never been that way.”
At the end of the chat, Ross wrote stay, while Sacha decided to pick leave.
The two agreed that they will work on their relationship.
Mafs couples that have stood the test of time
Loved-up Tayah Victoria and Adam Aveling of series six fame had the first Mafs baby.
The pair couldn’t keep their hands off each other on the programme and quickly found their feet in the outside world, moving into Adam’s Doncaster home.
Just 18 months after meeting, the couple welcomed their daughter Beau.
Season five couple Michelle Walder and Owen Jenkins also managed to make their marriage work away from the cameras and had their first child in December.
Teacher Michelle, 29, has no regrets about taking part in the experiment. She told us: “I just feel very lucky and thankful that it has worked out – and excited for everything to come.”
Michelle and Owen were both sick of dating apps when they applied in 2019.
Owen recalled: “I had been out for some drinks with a friend after work.
“While he was out for a cigarette I was scrolling on Instagram waiting for him to come back in.
“The MAFS advert was the last thing I saw, and I joked, ‘Wouldn’t it be funny if I signed up?’
“A few beers later when I was back at home I sent in the application, and the rest is history.”
Another couple to make Mafs UK history is Zoe Clifton and Jenna Robinson.
Despite a slight rocky start, where they clashed over Jenna’s vegan lifestyle, the show’s first same sex pairing are still going strong.
They even have a successful podcast together called Life With a Pod.
Jenna shed light on being involved in the show earlier this year when she told us: “We’re not legally married, and I never felt like we were. I definitely feel the process makes you take the relationship a lot more seriously and having the help of the experts… if you can survive that process it sets a firm foundation for a long-lasting relationship.”
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I’m A Celeb star Tulisa enjoys 2 hour pampering session at nail salon as she’s spotted out days before entering jungle
I’M A Celebrity star Tulisa enjoyed a two hour pampering session at a nail salon after being spotted out and about days before entering the jungle.
X Factor judge and N-Dubz star Tulisa, 36, is making an epic TV comeback on I’m A Celeb.
After a 12-year health battle, the star is hoping to revive her career as a household name through the show.
She was recently spotted getting some jungle life prep in my enjoying a boxing session, which she shared videos of with fans.
But now, Tulisa has opted for a more relaxing run up to jungle life, and popped into Skylar Nails in Alderley Edge, Cheshire, for a couple of hours.
The stunning music star could be seen in a white fleece and black leggings strolling into the salon, clutching her keys in her hand.
The 36-year-old scraped her hair back into a pony tail and walked briskly to the nail venue after a run, with headphones in.
She looked beautiful as she continued her jungle prep, and was also pictured pulling up a seat in Skylar Nails for a pre-camp treatment.
Ahead of Tulisa’s jungle appearance, a source said: “Tulisa has been on ITV’s hit list for a while but until now she’s never wanted to consider it.
“This year is a decade since she left The X Factor so she felt the time was right to return to the TV spotlight — the amazing reception to the N-Dubz reunion tour really helped build her confidence.”
I’m A Celeb hosts Ant and Dec broke their silence and shared a playful reaction video to the full I’m A Celebrity line up, after it was confirmed on Friday.
After frantic swaps behind-the-scenes, Ant and Dec have decided on their star-studded jungle cast.
The Sun already revealed wag Coleen Rooney will be bunking down with critters in Australia next month after securing the biggest deal in I’m A Celeb history.
And she has an incredible list of stars joining her in the jungle, from McFly star Danny Jones to Love Island royalty, Maura Higgins.
Ant and Dec have now shared their thoughts on the celebs heading into the jungle with them.
I’m A Celebrity 2024
As the hit ITV show enters into its 24th series, a brand new batch of famous faces look set to enter the Aussie jungle once again to face terrifying Bushtucker Trials and living amongst the critters in camp in order to come out on top and be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle. The Sun’s Jake Penkethman takes a look at the stars heading Down Under this year…
In a video captioned: “If we had to describe this year’s lineup in 10 words,” the two presenters reacted as they found out who’d be joining.
Reactions included the words: “Good. Very good. Really good. Brilliant. Yes. Yes. Yes. YES.”
The TV favourites could be seen sitting alongside each other while being told the cast reveal.
Those watching the video can’t hear whose names they’re reacting to, but the happy duo seem delighted as they shout “yes” and clap their hands.
For one of the sign ups, they can be heard gasping, and for another they burst into laughter.
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Have I Got News For You ‘threatened’ by governments over ‘enormous bias’, says Ian Hislop
Current affairs comedy programme Have I Got News For You has been hit by government threats over the years accusing it of “enormous bias”, says Ian Hislop.
The panel show, which has been running since 1990, features Hislop and the comedian Paul Merton as they captain two teams to answer questions on topical news stories. The satirical BBC series was considered innovative when it first debuted, and its success led to various imitations of its format.
However, comedian and Private Eye editor Hislop has revealed that it has not always been smooth sailing for the team, as their irreverent approach has led to warnings and complaints by successive governments over the years.
“Most of the threats over the years have been that various governments have leant on the BBC and told them this programme is appallingly leftwing or appallingly rightwing, depending which government it is,” he told The Guardian.
“They’ve managed to find enormous bias against themselves when they’re in office. That has always struck me as the more likely end.”
Hislop finds this a marker of the show’s health.
“There aren’t many other comedy shows left like ours,” he continued. “We’re the last bed by the door. I expect it’s just a matter of time.”
Commenting on the topics covered by the programme and the juxtaposition of Hislop’s and Merton’s style, he said: “Most comedy in Britain is about class. We think we’re obsessed by sex. We’re not really.”
He continued, “The pairing of Paul – who’s still cross that people went to Oxbridge – and me was a very good bit of casting because it meant there are two completely different styles. I care about the news. He doesn’t. That dynamic was very clever. Paul thought I was a stuffed shirt and I thought he was an oik.”
Meanwhile, Merton said he hoped to bring an element of “anarchy” to the panel.
“I wore a T-shirt because everybody wore suits and ties,” he said. “I thought we looked like a parole board, and it needed an element of anarchy. I also wanted some rudeness.”
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He added that he would continue working on the show until the end of time, “The news agenda always changes… But we’ll keep going until the sun explodes and consumes the Earth, which will be the top story the following week.”
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