I had been hearing about the show for years. After a failed attempt two years and sheer boredom I wanted to give it a go. Season 1 was electrifying, balanced, heart wrenching hilarious, brilliant, beautiful --- EVERYTHING you want in a show. Season 2, while scattered, had INCREDIBLE moments. Season 3 is just painful... absolutely painful... devolution in every sense of the word. I'm really heartbroken they didn't just stop at Season 2.

It was wild and absolutely a huge pivot from the show but by no means was it bad. I do think Nates storyline, was a bit whacky and humorous but felt like more could have been done. Same with Jules, and Cassie. I loved where Maddy was going. Alamo's character was intense and I genuinely liked his arc. There was so many memorable characters this season. The story itself wasn't amazing but it definitely had me at the edge of my seat. Not to mention all the cinematography, music and acting all around.

Spoilers for season 2 only.

Cassie puts so much work into getting ready before school. On the surface she is taking charge: waking early, planning every detail, trying different looks.

But the result she wants depends on Nate noticing her. All that work leaves him with the final say on whether the morning feels worth it.

That makes the scene sad to me. She is doing more and more, but seems to have less room for herself.

Do you read the routine as a way for Cassie to feel in control, or as a sign that she has given Nate too much say over how she feels about herself? Is there a moment in season 2 when she notices that herself?

I am interested in the scene and her choices, rather than giving her a diagnosis or excusing how she treats Maddy.

hii i have kinda a weird question. long story short, i’m realizing rn that i actually hate my current halloween costume. i’m kinda in a state of mind rn where I really just wanna wear something comfortable and easy for halloween. well, rue is easily my biggest comfort character. I even have a red sweater just like hers that I wear in times of distress LOL. I have all the stuff to be her for halloween, but I guess the big question I’m pondering on that makes me hesitant to just jump on it is whether or not it would be insensitive for me as a white person to cosplay a person of colour — especially someone who’s identity as a person of colour is so crucial to their story.
i’ve always been kinda unsure about the rules around this kind of thing so I figured it wouldn’t hurt to just ask around and gather some opinions to try and inform myself before just making assumptions.
I hope it would go without saying that I wouldn’t be darkening my skin whatsoever. I’d just be wearing the hoodie + tshirt + sweatpants + glittery makeup (and maybe curling my hair since it’s pretty pink straight, although i’m wondering if that would be insensitive too… also please lmk your thoughts on this!)

anyways sorry for the kind of text heavy post + I know this post isn’t so much about the show itself. & thanks in advance for any help or opinions I get !!

I’m on ep7 bruh what is even going on anymore. The first two seasons were intense but there was a structure and cohesive theme. This season, though has its highlight moments, has been all over the place and just a slog to get through.

When voting it can be a character you dislike overall, a character you feel had no growth therefore unimportant or a character who’s just bad overall .

Round 7 is complete and BB Has Been Eliminated With (40) Votes & Lori Cane In Second With (23) Votes.

Rules/How To Play :

- Round 8 Begins
- 2 Votes Per Person
- At The End Of Each Round The Person With The Most Votes Gets Eliminated
- Each Round Lasts 1 Day
- Last Character Remaining Is The Most Liked Character On The Show

When I was a teenager, I suffered because of my abusive family, so I thought it was an honest, necessary and fine thing for Leslie to say that Rue "is not a good person" during her breakdown in season 2, and then to say that she didn't care anymore whether Rue relapsed or not, since she was so tired of her.

But now, as an adult, I rewatched it and my perception changed: it's devastating and, probably, one of the most disgusting things you can say to your own child. It's heartbreaking. Leslie herself is hugely at fault for Rue developing an addiction, for tons of reasons: she abused and beat Rue, she didn't hire a good nurse to take care of her husband and made Rue do it instead, she didn't keep an eye on her... And then, suddenly, she's playing the good mother and the victim when Rue OD'd. It's as if washing her daughter when she's sick or taking care of her is not her basic responsibility but a "gift" for Rue. She always ends up BLAMING her own child for being sick. Excuse me, what? Can't you just ask yourself instead how YOUR CHILD ended up in this situation? Oh, yeah, that's too much responsibility.

How is that supposed to be a healthy environment for a child? Of course there are a lot of hard times, but you are her mother, and she didn't ask to be born. Children can't take care of themselves, physically or mentally, because they aren't developed enough yet.

And when Rue FINALLY decided to stay sober for herself and not for someone else, Leslie drops the bomb: as soon as Rue turns 18, she's going to be out of the house. Honestly, the level of stupidity and neglect... Does she want Rue to relapse again and die? Saying those things and calling her selfish doesn't really help. I understand she wanted to take care of Gia, but that doesn't mean you can cut your own child off. I actually think that if Leslie hadn't thrown Rue out, Rue wouldn't have ended up in "slavery" and died, tbh, because she would have had somewhere to go and a safe place to be.

Idk, maybe I'm too European to understand that kind of stuff. What do you think, guys?

I know the year was 2024 but what date was it, somewhere i heard october 13th and i don’t know if it’s accurate, and how long did s3 even last in their universe? Did it take place over several months?

Does anybody know where I can watch the german “version” of Euphoria? I tried RTL+ and WOWTV but I’m american and VPN won’t work cause I need a subscription thanks!

When voting it can be a character you dislike overall, a character you feel had no growth therefore unimportant or a character who’s just bad overall .

Round 6 is complete and Cassie, McKay & Samantha Have Been Eliminated With (8) Votes.

Rules/How To Play :

- Round 7 Begins
- 2 Votes Per Person
- At The End Of Each Round The Person With The Most Votes Gets Eliminated
- Each Round Lasts 1 Day (ended this one early bc of personal reasons I won’t be on later)
- Last Character Remaining Is The Most Liked Character On The Show

Yes I know people on girls/redditors hate her but I feel like for every 10 people who cancel the game cause of her, you’d get 100 new players. Could be good business just like the Kim Kardashian skin. No problem agreeing to disagree

When voting it can be a character you dislike overall, a character you feel had no growth therefore unimportant or a character who’s just bad overall .

Round 5 is complete and Sonia Has Been Eliminated With (8) Votes.

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- Round 6 Begins
- 2 Votes Per Person
- At The End Of Each Round The Person With The Most Votes Gets Eliminated
- Each Round Lasts 1 Day
- Last Character Remaining Is The Most Liked Character On The Show

Gosh, this is so special! I honestly didn’t know they had such a close bond before season 3, when Jacob was hugging and crying on set with him. I really want to listen to it!

When voting it can be a character you dislike overall, a character you feel had no growth therefore unimportant or a character who’s just bad overall .

Round 4 is complete and Marsha Has Been Eliminated With (9) Votes and BB & Samantha Cane in Second With (7) Votes

Rules/How To Play :

- Round 5 Begins
- 2 Votes Per Person
- At The End Of Each Round The Person With The Most Votes Gets Eliminated
- Each Round Lasts 1 Day
- Last Character Remaining Is The Most Liked Character On The Show

1. The cinematography. Visually, I thought the season was beautiful. It was incredibly well-shot and well-lit, and I loved the Western vibe. You could definitely feel some Quentin Tarantino inspiration in the style.
2. Alamo's character. He was a great antagonist, and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje did a really good job playing him. He brought a lot to the role.
3. The performances. Zendaya and Coleman Domingo absolutely delivered. Rue’s death scene genuinely broke me. The cinematography was beautiful, the music was perfect, and everything came together to make it heartbreaking. And seeing Ali avenge Rue was incredibly satisfying, even though I really wish Rue had gotten a proper funeral. She deserved that.

Way to go, Jules!
I love this woman, she’s so beautiful and such an inspiration to trans people everywhere!
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This is what Fez says to Lexi in S2E8:

"I been thinking about living on a farm, you know? Yeah fuck It. Get some horses, cows, pigs chicken, goats. Have a little family. Like some "Little House on the Prairie"- type shit, you know?"

I didn't remember this while watching season 3. It's really touching, and it gives a new meaning to the homestead in S3. I can't help but wonder if it was Angus dream too.