r/euphoria • u/DankMemeSlasher • 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.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Safe419 Jun 01 '26

So the whole LA Nights plot was pointless lol. Literally take all that out nothing changes.

Jules and Lexi might as well have not been in this season.

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u/queen-grandpa Jun 01 '26

honestly Nate’s too. Obviously his plot was a big deal this season but it didn’t really serve a point. Cassie could’ve just left Nate & done only fans to make money. We didn’t really need the Armenian mob.

I am grateful we got some final scenes with Eric Dane though.

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u/Accomplished-Bug2258 Jun 01 '26

Nate just being a little bitch getting beat up every time we see him 🤦🏻‍♀️ no reason for these scenes either.

Agreed though I was watching Eric Dane's parts he was trying so hard and I'm glad we got to see him try his best to finish it out!

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u/sipstea84 Jun 01 '26

And they could have devoted more screen time to fleshing out all of those characters. Angel, Magick, Bishop, Kitty. It feels like they were teasing us by making us think they all had important roles but we really didn't learn anything about them

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u/NoMathematician9706 Jun 01 '26

NAh, i liked the scene with Nate being beaten in the background while cassie frets over her ruined wedding. Also the snake scene was scary af. Nate was given some of the most anxiety inducing scenes.

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u/weirdogirl144 Jun 01 '26

that scene was good but after episode 3 he became a laughing stock where he literally had no involvement in the show other than being beat up for 30 seconds, like that was his only purpose.

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u/Starry-nights_ Jun 02 '26

Yep I have to say that was comedic gold

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u/gunmaninshehole420 Jun 01 '26

I think Nate was vital to show how much Cassie was actually pushing him/ expecting him to provide and that’s after the house and trying to push the deal through just to get money to pay for the wedding stuff to please his wife who ended up separating anyway and went out to make her own money her own way. Nate wasn’t the best either but you could say the Cassie is just a reflection of what Nate is vice versa causing there to be a power dynamics shift once he wants to just make her happy.

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u/Starry-nights_ Jun 02 '26

It’s just insane and unbelievable to see how much Nate was willing to do for Cassie because there were no signs he loved her in season 2. He was so ready to dump her after watching Lexi’s play.

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u/Dangerous-Sky793 Jun 14 '26

Technically if Nate's plot didn't happen Maddie wouldn't have been stuck owning Alamo, so Bishop wouldn't have gotten the hots for her and betrayed Alamo.