In short, “Squid Game” is bigger than almost anything else on Netflix, and while Season 3 marked the end of the flagship series, no doubt the streamer is looking for ways to extend the life of this phenomenon. At least we know creator Hwang Dong-hyuk is game for a spinoff.

Though Squid Game has taken its final bow with Season 3, whispers of continuance are being stoked by one of its key actors. Lee Byung-hun, who plays the enigmatic Front Man in the Netflix show, recently opened up about his role's trajectory and broached the subject of potentially expanding the narrative thread of the beloved series.

With 46.3 million of its 106.3 million views falling during the June 30-July 6 viewing window, “Squid Game” Season 3 was, of course, the most-watched Netflix title of the week. On the non-English chart, it was followed by catch-up viewing: Season 2 took second place with 4.9 million views and Season 1 took third place with 3.8 million views.