If you're still reeling from the brutal twists of Squid Game Season 2, buckle up—the final season drops June 27, and this character guide breaks down who’s still standing (for now). From fan favorites to surprise survivors, it’s a quick refresher on who might make it out alive—or not—in Netflix’s bloody battle royale.

Editor’s Note: For Squid Game fans, this isn’t just a recap—it’s survival prep. The show’s relentless stakes mean every character’s fate matters, and with the series ending, this guide helps viewers speculate, mourn, or celebrate before the last game begins. It’s a must-read for anyone invested in the show’s high-stakes drama.

Fans of Chicago P.D. got a surprise today—Toya Turner, who played a key role in Season 12, won’t be back for Season 13. Turner shared a heartfelt goodbye, calling her time on the show transformative but confirming her exit. It’s another shake-up for Voight’s team, leaving viewers wondering how the dynamics will shift next season.

Editor’s Note: Cast changes in long-running shows always stir the pot—loyal fans invest in characters, and sudden exits can leave gaps (or open doors for fresh storylines). Turner’s departure might hint at creative shifts behind the scenes, or just the natural ebb and flow of TV storytelling. Either way, it’s a talking point for Chicago P.D.’s dedicated audience.

CBS has announced several surprising cancellations for its 2025 TV lineup, leaving fans disappointed as multiple beloved shows are being axed or concluding their runs.

HGTV has pulled the plug on three of its home renovation shows—Farmhouse Fixer, Bargain Block, and Izzy Knows Best—leaving fans and hosts like Jonathan Knight disappointed. Knight shared the news on Instagram, saying he’s "still processing" the network’s call to end the show, which had a loyal following.

Editor’s Note: For fans of cozy, hands-on renovation shows, this is a bummer—especially since Farmhouse Fixer stood out for its charming New England restorations. It’s another sign of how unpredictable TV networks can be, even with seemingly successful shows. If you loved these series, it might be time to hunt for a new binge-worthy home makeover fix.