'Squid Game' on Netflix features activities specific to South Korea. And one of the biggest past-times among Korean kids was playing marbles decades ago. The Gist: Squid Game introduces fans to various games involving marbles, but on the scripted series, there are deadly consequences for the loser.The Squid Game reality show also has marbles as a part of a competition.Marbles are part of the childhood games of many older Korean people.

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Erin Andrews is looking at the bright side. The sportscaster revealed that one positive thing came out of her cervical cancer diagnosis and surgery last fall. The 39-year-old said it brought her closer to her now-fiancé, Jarret Stoll. “It was a huge step for my relationship with my boyfriend at the time,” she told Health magazine’s July/August 2017 issue. “Because you don’t know if a guy is going to want to sit in with an oncologist and see, ‘OK, so this is your cervix, and this is your uterus, and we are cutting out this part…’”

The skilled Englishwoman Georgina Baillie has a large number of jobs, including those of an entertainer, craftsman, post-punk vocalist, and lyricist. She used to be a vaudeville entertainer who wowed audiences; she went by a few phase names, including Georgie Young lady and Voluptua. Most prominently, she gave Adam Subterranean insect reinforcement vocals from 2010 through 2013. She rose to unmistakable quality as the lead entertainer of Georgie Young lady and her Poussez Force in 2011-2012.

Ninth swipe’s the charm! Maybe no TV show in 2020 has surprised me as much as How to With John Wilson, a documentary/comedy/personal essay/glorious portrait of weirdos unlike anything else I’ve seen. Much of the pleasure of the show comes out of its strange sense of humor, and it absolutely benefits from a hefty dose of surprise. Wilson has this fantastic capacity to notice unusual moments in everyday life.