Squid Game: The Challenge (TV Series) Goodbye (2023) User Reviews

What did just happen??

[karthikkumaravel-52567 · 5/10 · 30 November 2023]

This game was highly anticipated because contestants are equally going to be eliminated in this game.

Loved ggambu gang but they have to get separated now.

They tried something with 229 and 278 like sisters just like kang sae-byok and ji-yeong but it was completely annoying. The point that made the original squid game sisters emotional is one of them going to die but here they're going to go home and live the rest of the life so no feelings nothing. Moreover we already hate 229 so it doesn't matter if she wins or loses.

After rick my next favourite is 301 302 but 302 is gone. All other important characters shown from beginning as important characters are now gone.

I look up to 018 or 301 as winners. But at this point there is no interest in watching as i don't care who wins now.

Karma.

[matt_jacobs1 · 10/10 · 30 November 2023]

Justice was served. The 3 biggest snakes got what was coming to them. This was my favourite episode so far - just because of the people that deserved to go, did.

The three cretins who all had 2 things in common needed to go. The morale of the story - be a good person and do things for the right reasons.

Whether it's stealing somebody's food, forging an alliance to vote someone out, or using your position of power to better yourself......karma will come for you.

The girl alliance is a bit pathetic - which is why none of them will win the game.

Be humble. Be respectful. Play alone.

Sign me up for season 2.

If you are strong, show it

[dannypacf · 1/10 · 29 November 2023]

In a vote-based elimination, challenges like these lose their significance. The small number of women is a result of the fact because a majority of those eliminated were too weak. Don't tolerate mediocrity. Ideally, individuals should be eliminated based on their performance, not due to others' decisions. The imbalance arises when women form alliances to eliminate men simply because there are more of them. This undermines the fairness of the game, as it should be the most skilled players who emerge victorious.

The analogy to the game of marbles is apt, as losing is inherent to playing. The presence of weaker contestants in the final round is inherently unfair.