‘Euphoria’ Special Episode Trailer Picks Up Right After Season 1 Finale

Today the much anticipated season finale of The Mandalorian is out on Disney+.

Summer House fans are still counting down the weeks until season 5 premieres, but Hannah Berner solved one mystery for Us Weekly readers to hold fans over after that jaw-dropping trailer.“The trailer gives you the energy of what the season will be. Some trailers are more frenetic, some trailers are more scary, some are more sad,” the 29-year-old Bravo star dished on Us Weekly’s “Here for the Right Reasons” podcast, agreeing that season 5 has “chaotic” energy.

Fall Guys Season 3 launches next week and Mediatonic has provided fans the first look at its winter theme.Scheduled to arrive on December 15, it looks as though the next season will be a winter wonderland, with seven new themed levels and over 30 new costumes for players to unlock.A brand new trailer released to officially announced the Fall Guys season’s release date and provided teases to some of the new maps players will undertake.

Of all the shows that could have released a Christmas special this year, perhaps the least likely candidate was HBO’s “Euphoria.” For all its glitter, Sam Levinson’s decidedly nihilistic Gen Z drama is hardly the pinnacle of cheer. In the show’s hypnotic, chaotic first season, its teenage ensemble grappled with substance abuse, violence, codependency, and rape culture.

Euphoria has shared details about the second upcoming special episode.Following ‘Part 1: Rue’ which focuses on Zendaya’s character Rue, the next episode will follow Jules, played by Hunter Schafer.‘Part 2: Jules’, more specifically titled ‘F*ck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob’ is scheduled to air on HBOMax on January 24, 2021.part 2: jules – january 24th on @HBO and @hbomax pic.twitter.com/3BGhHobd8g— Hunter Schafer (@hunters) December 7, 2020The episode was directed by Euphoria showrunner Sam

HBO just revealed some big details about the upcoming second special episode of Euphoria!

The second of two special episodes of the Emmy-winning HBO drama series Euphoria will debut Sunday, January 24 at 9 PM ET/PT. The episode will air on HBO and be available to stream on HBO Max. The first bonus episode titled “Trouble Don’t Last Always,” aired Sunday on HBO and had an early streaming premiere on HBO Max starting Friday, December 4.

Will Thorne Staff WriterHunter Schafer is stepping into a new role on “Euphoria.”HBO has revealed the premiere date for the second special “Euphoria” episode, which Schafer is co-writing and co-executive producing in addition to leading on screen.The episode, premiering Sunday, Jan. 24 on HBO, is called “F*ck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob,” and follows Jules (Schafer) over the Christmas holiday as she reflects on the year.

Of all the shows that could have released a Christmas special this year, perhaps the least likely candidate was HBO’s “Euphoria.” For all its glitter, Sam Levinson’s decidedly nihilistic Gen Z drama is hardly the pinnacle of cheer. In the show’s hypnotic, chaotic first season, its teenage ensemble grappled with substance abuse, violence, codependency, and rape culture.

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American Gods season three has just been released – check it out below.The mythological series is set to return next month on Amazon Prime Video for a third outing, with Ricky Whittle reprising his role as ex-con Shadow Moon.Whittle will return alongside regular cast members Ian McShane, Crispin Glover, Danny Trejo, Dominique Jackson and more.Marilyn Manson will also be joining the cast for season three, playing the role of Johan Wengren, the frontman of a “Viking death metal band” called Blood

two «bridge» episodes  — which was supposed to premiere on HBO on Sunday — dropped early for fans with HBO Max, who got a chance to see the surprising episode Thursday night.«Trouble Don't Last Always,” followed Zendaya's character as she „celebrates“ Christmas in the aftermath of the season 1 finale, which showed Rue being left by Jules (Hunter Shafer) at the train station and relapsing.The episode was a notable change of pace and tone for the typically kaleidoscopic series, with little of the

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticWhen I think of “Euphoria,” I think of neon lights, glitter smeared across bleary eyes, dizzying camera angles betraying the disoriented teenage mania that fuels it. I think of Rue (Zendaya) staring across a crowded room at Jules (Hunter Schaefer) with such palpable longing that it hurts.

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Will Thorne Staff Writer“Euphoria” fans are getting a very early Christmas present.The first of two special episodes of the HBO hit drama is set to drop several days early on HBO Max. Viewers will be able to stream the episode from Thursday, Dec.