Netflix showcased its star power during the Tudum event in Inglewood, California, announcing exciting details about its upcoming streaming content. Highlights included Lady Gaga’s casting as a teacher in “Wednesday” and the release dates for the final episodes of “Squid Game” and “Stranger Things.”
The event featured prominent actors such as Jenna Ortega, Oscar Isaac, and Matt Damon, alongside musical performances with Hanumankind opening and Gaga closing the show with a medley and her role announcement. Named after the sound that accompanies Netflix’s logo, “Tudum” generated buzz for future programming.
A thrilling trailer revealed that the highly anticipated third season of “Squid Game” will premiere on June 27. This South Korean series became a global phenomenon during the pandemic, making Lee Jung-jae an international star and earning him an Emmy for best drama actor—marking a milestone for Asian representation.
Additionally, Netflix provided details on the fifth and final season of “Stranger Things,” which will be released over the winter holidays. Four episodes will debut on November 26, followed by three on Christmas Day, with the series finale set for New Year’s Eve. A trailer reflects on the show’s nostalgic themes, teasing a climactic showdown involving Vecna and featuring a dramatic moment from character Will Byers.
Furthermore, viewers got a sneak peek into the second season of “Wednesday,” with the first six minutes showcasing Ortega’s character teaming up with Thing against a serial killer portrayed by Haley Joel Osment. The first part of “Wednesday” Season 2 is scheduled for release on August 6, with subsequent episodes launching on September 3.
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