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0 / 5 watchedAir order. The specials sit between seasons 1 and 2: Rue's first, then Jules's.
- 1 Euphoria Season 1 8 episodes, June 16 to August 4, 2019. Rue meets Jules; the season ends at the winter formal.
- 2 Euphoria Special Part 1: Trouble Don't Last Always 57-minute bridge episode. A Christmas Eve diner talk between Rue and Ali after her relapse. HBO Max early drop December 3, HBO air December 6, 2020.
- 3 Euphoria Special Part 2: F**k Anyone Who's Not a Sea Blob Bridge episode co-written by Hunter Schafer. Jules in therapy at Christmas, reflecting on the year. Aired January 24, 2021.
- 4 Euphoria Season 2 8 episodes, January 9 to February 27, 2022. Ends with Lexi's play and Rue's intervention.
- 5 Euphoria Season 3 8 episodes, April 12 to May 31, 2026. A five-year jump finds the group past graduation. Closer In God We Trust. Latest released entry.
About Euphoria
Euphoria follows Rue Bennett, a teenager played by Zendaya, and her classmates at East Highland as they move through drugs, grief, love and rivalry. Sam Levinson's HBO drama premiered June 16, 2019; season 1 ran eight episodes to August 4, and two specials followed in December 2020 and January 2021 before season 2 aired in early 2022.
Watch season 1, then the Rue special Trouble Don't Last Always, then the Jules special F**k Anyone Who's Not a Sea Blob, then seasons 2 and 3. Season 3 premiered April 12, 2026 and closed May 31 with In God We Trust; HBO confirmed days later that it ends the series, so the run totals 26 episodes.
Good to know
Season 3 jumps about five years past season 2, with the class out of high school; filming started February 2025 after strike and scheduling delays. Episode guides also list a July 2026 retrospective, Euphoria: A Look Back, which is a recap feature rather than story, so it sits outside this list.
