Glimpses of his father can be seen through his treatment of women. His father’s p*rn collection was a set of sex tapes he shot of himself and various other women. Nate had his own set of demons to deal with through his abusive father, and his father’s p*rn collection that he discovered as a young boy. Finally, we see her running away from the town as she was unable to grapple with everything that Nate had put her through and wanted to start afresh. She did this by sleeping with men and putting herself into precarious situations such as with Nate and Nate’s father. Jules wanted to display herself in the most effeminate way possible and stray as far away from her biological gender identity as she could. The kids are all right, we promise.Jules herself was a transwoman who wanted to explore her sexuality and comprehend her gender dysphoria. So, parents: Every single Gen Z-er is most likely not shooting heroin, blackmailing their enemies, and soundtracking prom to Too $hort. Objects in Euphoria are less real than they appear. In a show full of drugs, tears, and bloodshed, we just hope he's nice, to be honest. Plus, we know that Season Two will see the introduction of Dominic Fike's Elliot. Kat heel-turns from goody two-shoes to an OnlyFans-esque star during the course of Season One. Elsewhere, there's sisters Cassie and Lexi, the former of whom becomes pregnant with Chris McKay's baby, and eventually has an abortion. Fez's house is raided by the feds, he's feeding Rue's drug addiction, is doing business with some shady dudes, and is locked in a rivalry with Nate that feels like it could turn deadly. Near the end of the season, he's in a bit of trouble. There's Fezco, AKA Fez, AKA the drug dealer you would probably hang out with in real life. Rue quickly leaves to meet Ali with Jules crying in her room afterward.Īs you very well know, there's a gaggle of other kiddos trolling around EuphoriaWorld, most of which only need a light reintroduction. (More on that next.) At the end of the episode, Rue visits Jules, who apologizes for the train station incident.

Plus, at the time of the episode, there was a part of her that still loved Tyler, the online alias created by Nate Jacobs. Apparently, Jules's mother was recovering from addiction herself during Season One. The second bridge episode focuses on Jules as she attends a single therapy session. The episode does have some hope, though, with Ali telling Rue that there's still time to forgive herself. Unfortunately, Rue also shares that she's suicidal. Aside from being one of the best-written episodes we saw in 2020, we learn that, yes, Rue did survive her relapse. The first episode is an hour-long conversation between Rue and her mentor, Ali (played by the great Colman Domingo). He dubbed them 'bridge episodes.' Both should be on your watchlist before Season Two premieres. Since the pandemic-related production delays kept Euphoria's second season from briskly entering our lives, Euphoria creator Sam Levinson packaged and delivered two standalone episodes in December 2020 and January 2021, respectively. View full post on Youtube The 'Bridge Episodes' Rue goes home, relapses, and the season ends shortly afterward, which prompted speculation that she overdosed and was near death. If you had any doubt, the relationship deteriorates as Jules starts to explore a life outside of her tiny California town, leading up to a heartbreaking breakup-goodbye to Rue at a train station, as she leaves for college. SHe actually manages to remain sober during a decent period of Season One, after falling in love with the new kid at school, Jules. Throughout Euphoria, the usually smart, kind, and funny Rue struggles with a terrible drug addiction, fueled partly by the death of her father. In her leading character, Rue, Zendaya gives one of the best performances on TV. Our Emmy-Winning Leadįor those of you who were upset that the Emmy Award-winning Zendaya was relegated to serving donuts and imprisoning supervillains in Spider-Man : No Way Home, then queue Euphoria up this Sunday. Considering we've had nearly two years, a pandemic, and two standalone Euphoria episodes since its debut, we thought it would be helpful to put together a quick refresher on the ins and outs of Rue's messy, beautiful, downright terrifying world. Now, this Sunday, Euphoria will finally return for its second season.

When This Ends, Let's Brunch With Colman Domingo.Jacob Elordi Is Young and Restless and Homesick.

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