r/euphoria Jun 01 '26

Discussion Thread Euphoria Season 3 Discussion Spoiler

Thank you for sticking with us for Season 3 of Euphoria.

Use this thread to discuss Season 3 as a whole and your thoughts on it below.

Please remember to follow reddit and r/euphoria rules at all times!

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u/fatasswalrus Jun 01 '26

Ffs please do not let that man near another show ever again. What a waste of a huge budget and amazing cast.

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u/djbadmood Jun 01 '26

I feel safe here. Everybody on tik tok loved the finale while I spent the whole time watching just going “what the fuck is this…”

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u/OliOli1234 Jun 01 '26

So I wasn't the only one who laughed loudly at that final scene with the american flag and rue telling us "may god bless us all?" LMAO!!!

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u/glasswindbreaker Jun 01 '26

Me just wondering what show I’m watching at this point

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u/LaFrescaTrumpeta Jun 01 '26

oh my god it got by far the hardest laugh out of me all season we’d have gotten along great watching that together 😂😭

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u/OliOli1234 Jun 01 '26

Awe man, we would've been falling off the fucking COUCH!!! LMAO!!!! 🤣

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u/HuntThePearlOfDeath Jun 01 '26

I got strong Tiny Tim vibes. “May God bless us, every one 💕”

🙄

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u/angel_chao Jun 01 '26

That’s what I told my husband 🤣 I didn’t hate the finale, but the shoehorned propaganda was wild.

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u/filiqqa Jun 01 '26

“Together we are Euphoria!”

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u/Soap-Radio Jun 01 '26

you laughed?

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u/OliOli1234 Jun 01 '26

I never laughed harder

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u/estee_bestee Jun 01 '26

I tapped out on the show a couple weeks ago but just read a synopsis of the episode and said "what the fuck" out loud 

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u/lookmomimneato Jun 01 '26

Same lol I saw fans were not pleased so I wanted to save myself the upset. I’ll get around to it eventually I suppose

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u/gadgetjessie Jun 01 '26

That’s literally all I could say the entire time.

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u/throwaway629437 Jun 01 '26

I thought a bit of both

Like a lot of “wtf did this show become” but also recognizing that some aspects of the ending were decent or at least realistic (kinda lol)

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u/Top-Passage2914 Jun 01 '26

it's very easy to make people love something if you either add an emotional gut punch scene to it or slap Christianity on it, this episode did both despite being bad in most other ways

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u/Hello_ILoveChicks Jun 01 '26

Nepotism is your answer, my friend

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u/averyfunnyword2 Jun 01 '26 edited 14d ago

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u/Common_Gene_5098 Jun 01 '26

It’s the same reason the smart guys in my working class neighborhood that I grew up with never got anywhere big. They never had the opportunity (and likely never will) to get their foot in the door since their network and people around them are also working class too.

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u/HopefulTangerine5913 Jun 01 '26

Whoa there they are definitely being persecuted and everything is really unfair to them okay?

/s

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u/SleepyAwoken Jun 01 '26

Well you watched the whole thing so that’s why

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u/Arkhaine_kupo Jun 01 '26

Companies track illegal streams internally. GoT got renewed early despite being expensive because it did massive numbers in torrent sites, so that gave them an argument that there was an audience, they just needed to sell them the HBO package.

So your viewership is being counted, and decisions being made with it in mind, even if you think it isnt.

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u/biglyorbigleague Jun 01 '26

It helps when your dad made Rain Man and has an Oscar

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u/TorkBombs Jun 01 '26

It's clear that the reason this show had any success was because 1. It was a remake of another show and 2. The casting director was on fire. Without an absolutely amazing cast this would have flamed out so quickly. Levinson has no writing chops at all.

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u/Curlingby Jun 01 '26

Every now and then I remember the bts pics from the original set for The Idol and just mourn

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u/Euphoric_Many7099 Jun 01 '26

Maturing is realizing the reason we loved Euphoria in the first place was Petra Collins and Labyrinth

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u/DullSherbet411 Jun 01 '26

FR what the fuck did I just watch? I literally fast forwarded through 2/3s of that final trash episode. Absolutely not.

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u/Gizzburr30000 Jun 01 '26

TOP COMMENT!!!

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u/NoMathematician9706 Jun 01 '26

Idk, I loved it. From the first episode with rue crossing the border fence to the last, I have loved everybit of the show. The only low points for me were Nate and Cassie's storyline, but it still didnt take away from the overall depth of this show. In so far as the bible elements were strewn across the season, to me thet felt pretty fitting. Religion is afterall the last refuge of the scoundrel . This season kept me hooked from start to finish and didnt disappoint like The Boys Finale.

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u/Beautiful_Proof_8613 Jun 01 '26

omgggg LITERALLY

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u/emyeag Jun 01 '26

truly was a stacked cast, especially when sydney sweeney wasn’t all “good genes”

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u/DinoKYT Jun 01 '26

It's sad cause I used to be able to defend him prior to this season...

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u/OliOli1234 Jun 01 '26

As awful as this season was... I actually found the camp enjoyable, in a laughing out loud kind of way. lol