‘Euphoria’ Officially Ending With Season 3, HBO Confirms
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- Sam Levinson announced on the New York Times Popcast podcast that “Euphoria” will conclude with its third season, a statement later confirmed by HBO to Variety.
- The season‑3 finale, titled “In God We Trust,” serves as the series’ final episode, as detailed in Variety’s recap and interviews with Adewalé Akinnuoye‑Agbaje and Colman Domingo.
- Zendaya had earlier suggested the series would end after season 3, a view reinforced by the four‑year gap between seasons and the cast’s burgeoning film careers that caused production delays.
- Sam Levinson told the Times that he writes each season “like it’s the last” and, after season 3, plans to “hang out with my wife and kids” and read Elmore Leonard, indicating no immediate plans for a fourth season.
Why it matters: HBO loses a high‑profile, award‑winning series that drives subscriber engagement, while Levinson and the cast gain freedom to pursue film roles and personal projects, reshaping the network’s premium drama slate.
