After a spectacular season one. The series that everyone’s lips- Euphoria set to return to our television. Euphoria shows a high school life picture that comes with crudeness.
Sex, toxic relationships, assault, addiction, teen pregnancy, and medication highlighted in the first season’s eight episodes, which also created many conflicts.
If Euphoria’s story is still swirling in your mind and you’re eagerly awaiting her next season, then you’re in luck. The show’s coming back for round two.
Here is something we know from season two of Euphoria so far.
Releasing Dates:
Last year in July, HBO announced it will shortly carry its fans the second season of Euphoria. Exact dates are legal stills not out.
But HBO announced in a tweet on December 15 that the next season of Euphoria will be in our 2020 binge list.
Captioning a video of its 2020 releases, the network said, Watching great TV is my favorite thing to do in the world. But it’s a close second to seeing hype sizzle reels.
Euphoria producer Sam Levinson has created an amazing world with an incredible cast led by the supremely talented Zendaya. Orsi also spoke about the show’s complex characters.
We are so glad for having HBO as the host for this innovative show. These dynamic characters we look forward to as their adventures unfold through the difficult world they inhabit.
The Plot Of Season 2:
The first season focuses on a young 17-year-old Rue. By the wheel of time as the story continues, it depicts how she clashes after the overdose with drug addiction.
Rue’s life took a turn after her new best friend, Jules falls in love with her. Now comes the show’s drama, misuse of alcohol, sex, abusive relationships, drug dealing, and some other infamous teens.
Instead, we need to see how Rue’s upside-down life takes a turn? Is she dead or alive? Was Jules really into her love? What about rape, prison, and the robbery? What’s Jules up to?
Lots of questions with a bit of waiting. We hope the show’s producers will announce the premiere date early, knowing their followers ‘ hopes and anticipation.