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At long last, Euphoria season three is finally here.
It’s been four years since season two wrapped, leaving fans on the edge of their seats to see what’s next for main character Rue, played by Zendaya, and the accompanying colorful cast of characters seen post-college set in a timeline five years after the events of season two. Season three of Euphoria is set to premiere Sunday, April 12, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO.
It’s been a while since viewers last caught up with all the happenings of Euphoria, so it’s understandable if you don’t remember what went down. In the finale episode of season two, Nate, played by Jacob Elordi, turned his father in, Ashtray died during a police raid, Fezco, played by Angus Cloud, was shot and Rue found stability in her sobriety. Cassie, played by Sydney Sweeney, had a major breakdown, spiraling due to a secret, toxic relationship with her best friend Maddy’s ex-boyfriend, Nate. Maddy is portrayed by Alexa Demie.
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While little is known about season three, it seems Rue is working to pay off debt to dealer Laurie, played by Martha Kelly, in Mexico. Cassie and Nate are together and living in the suburbs, and Jules is in art school. Maddy is seemingly working in Hollywood. Rosalia will also make an appearance in the new season as a character named Magick.
Here’s how you can tune into the new season of Euphoria for free. As previously mentioned, the show will premiere Sunday, April 12, at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
DIRECTV
If you’re looking to watch the hit show, consider DIRECTV. The network is available via DIRECTV’s PREMIER package, which is currently $124.99 for the first month, down from $169.99. After the first month, users will pay $169.99 monthly. This package includes HBO, along with 185+ channels and everything in DIRECTV’s ULTIMATE package.
Philo
The best way to stream Euphoria is via Philo’s Bundle+ plan, which will run users $33 a month. This subscription gives users access to everything in Philo’s Essentials plan, 70+ must‑have live TV channels, 75,000+ on‑demand titles and a year of unlimited DVR, along with access to HBO Max’s Basic plan with ads. This access to HBO will give you the ability to stream Euphoria. In short, this plan gives you access to two streaming libraries, saving users around $17 since you’re not buying subscriptions separately. Philo also offers users a seven-day free trial, so you can test out the bundle before deciding to subscribe.
Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max Bundle
If you’re looking to watch the show while saving some cash in the process, we’d also recommend watching Euphoria via Hulu’s Disney+ and HBO Max bundle. The bundle includes all three streaming services with ads for $19.99 a month or $32.99 a month without ads. Whichever tier you choose, you’ll be able to tune into Euphoria via HBO Max, while saving money because this plan is miles cheaper than just subscribing to each streamer separately.
Prime Video
You can also watch the new season of Euphoria via Prime Video. With your subscription to Amazon Prime, you’ll be able to add HBO Max to your Amazon Prime Video account as an additional subscription channel. This allows you to stream HBO Max content, such as Euphoria, directly within the Prime Video app for a fee of $10.99 a month. If you don’t already have access to Prime Video, you’ll need a subscription to Amazon Prime, which is $14.99 after a 30-day free trial. Once you’ve secured your membership, you’ll gain access to Prime Video, and add on HBO Max to start streaming past and present Euphoria episodes.
More About Euphoria
The music of Euphoria is just as prominent as the storyline. Most of the music you hear from the show comes from Labrinth. The producer has been working with Euphoria and its creator, Sam Levinson, since the show’s beginning in 2019, composing, producing and sometimes singing on all of the songs on the soundtracks for seasons one and two. “I’m Tired” from the second season, which features leading lady Zendaya on vocals, reached No. 53 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The musician doesn’t seem to be on good terms with HBO or the show at the moment, given an Instagram Story Labrinth posted March 13, where he stated, “I’M DONE WITH THIS INDUSTRY. F–K COLUMBIA. DOUBLE F–K EUPHORIA.” He concluded, “I’M OUT. THANK YOU AND GOOD NIGHT X.” With that in mind, it looks like we’ll have to watch season three to see if Labrinth will be lending his musical talents once again.
Watch the trailer for Euphoria below:
