So if she didn't get workers at the bare minimum she should give back what the value of the product was right?
Drake to Executive Produce New HBO Series ‘Euphoria’
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So if she didn't get workers at the bare minimum she should give back what the value of the product was right?
'Euphoria' star Zendaya breaks down Rue's 'painful' intervention scene: 'It's like a war zone'
Euphoria star and EP Zendaya unpacks the intense scene opening the season 2 episode "Stand Still Like the Hummingbird."
Euphoria strips down in the best episode of the season so far
Euphoria strips down in the best episode of the season so far
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If Last Night's Episode Of "Euphoria" Didn't Convince You Zendaya Deserves A Second Emmy, Did We Even Watch The Same Show
Zendaya never fails to make me cry.
Zendaya Responds to D.A.R.E.’s ‘Euphoria’ Criticism: ‘Our Show Is in No Way a Moral Tale’
Zendaya reacted to D.A.R.E.'s criticism of the drug use on 'Euphoria,' saying it's 'in no way a moral tale to teach people how to live.'
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A ‘Euphoria’ Producer Just Confirmed a Very Dark Season 2 Plot Detail
This makes what happened in last night's episode so much worse.
Agreed. Complete acting showcase by Zendaya last episode. Award worthy.
Sydney Sweeney will make her look like a boy in comparison if we are talking about titties.
‘Euphoria’ Star Nika King on Working Through Trauma in Mother-Daughter Intervention Episode
"A lot of the processes that I use were healing my inner child and, in return, using that to want to heal Rue," King tells The Hollywood Reporter of her onscreen daughter, played by Zendaya.
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Had watched this scene w/ closed captioning,when her sister screamed at her it read it as "CHUT UP!!!"
Had watched this scene w/ closed captioning,when her sister screamed at her it read it as "CHUT UP!!!"
Sometimes I put the captioning on for pure comedy during sports events.
Especially if the commentary is fast & there's lots of hard to spell and sound out international names.
The TV will start to glitch out like it's drunk or high. I've seen it correct itself up to 5 times as it tries to spell out the name that was pronounced, and often it's NOT even close at all. Then once it falls behind and tries to catch up with the ongoing commentary it will start glitching out further with signs, symbols and numbers interspersed with the letters of a name. It's pretty funny. Polish names especially. I've seen countless versions of the TV trying to spell out "Joanna Jędrzejczyk"
The Addictive Chills and Thrills of “Euphoria”
The second season of the hit HBO show is a thing of beauty—a stylized, heightened, art-directed fantasia of a dark suburbia where really bad things look really good.
22 Tweets Appreciating Zendaya, Nika King, And Storm Reid's Awardworthy Performances In Season 2 Of "Euphoria"
Get ready for some serious chills.
Euphoria Star Sydney Sweeney Opens Up About Why She Won't Date 'Anyone in Entertainment'
Sydney Sweeney, who has been linked to Jonathan Davino since 2018, opened up about how she prefers to not "date people in the spotlight" in Cosmopolitan's latest cover story
Euphoria's Jeremy O Harris defends creator following season 2 backlash
"Think of it like Dickens' periodicals and not serialised TV."
Martha Kelly on Playing ‘Euphoria’s’ Terrifying Drug Dealer Laurie
Meet the comedian who plays the menacingly deadpan drug dealer Laurie.
Euphoria’s Martha Kelly on the Terror of Playing Unlikable
“Part of me was like, I hope there’s a way I don’t have to go full monster.”
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Comedian Martha Kelly discusses playing creepy Euphoria villain Laurie
Martha also thinks Laurie is super creepy and has explained why she had reservations about taking on the role, how her dead-pan delivery makes the character 'scarier', and how she was starstruck meeting Zendaya
The Porn Star Stealing Scenes on ‘Euphoria’
The adult actress is making the absolute most of her character Faye, a spaced-out prostitute, on the hit HBO series. She opens up to Marlow Stern about how she got there.
When Rue first got the drugs she told her she has ways of getting her money even if it meant selling her to sex traffickers or something like that.
Sydney Sweeney Walks Her Dog!
Candids of Sydney Sweeney showing cleavage while out walking her dog for a photo shoot in LA! Celebrity boobs in movies and TV at: Mr.
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Sydney Sweeney Topless in The Voyeurs!
Sydney Sweeney got a great topless sex scene from new movie The Voyeurs – which is available to watch right now on Amazon Prime! BRB – gonna put this on my watchlist…. Back! Here’s caps and a GIF of…
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Euphoria’s Colman Domingo Spends 30–50 Hours Preparing for Each Episode
“For the special episode, I rehearsed for at least 120 hours.”
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HBO Max’s Ratings Euphoria
By Josef Adalian
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How hot is Euphoria? HBO this week said that even airing opposite the Super Bowl, its edgy Gen-Z drama was able to attract a series-high 5.1 million viewers within a few hours of its premiere. That number includes viewers who watch the show live on TV, record it via DVR, catch the same-day reruns on HBO, and, most importantly, stream it. Given the show’s youthful skew, you’d expect a big chunk of Euphoria’s audience to come from streaming, but I have to admit I was a bit shocked when HBO/HBO Max content chief Casey Bloys this week told me just how much of the series audience comes from HBO Max. “Eighty percent of viewing is taking place on the platform,” he told me, noting that other HBO recent hits such as Mare of Easttown and White Lotus drew 50 and 60 percent of their audiences from Max, respectively.
Eighty percent of Euphoria viewing is taking place on HBO Max.
Euphoria’s streaming skew explains why the overall audience for the show is much bigger than even the numbers HBO reports after episodes premiere each week. That 5.1 million HBO reported for this Sunday’s episode will triple within the next few weeks as audiences catch up. Already, for example, last month’s season premiere is estimated to have been watched by a jaw-dropping 17 million viewers. You’d never guess that from the same-day numbers Nielsen reports. The ratings company only tallied 254,000 same-day viewers for the show’s January 9 return; this week’s episode notched 283,000 same-day viewers. But once those DVR replays and HBO Max streams get tallied, the total audience explodes. “I think Euphoria at this point has taken off into another stratosphere,” Bloys says.
I talked to the HBO/HBO Max boss on Tuesday in conjunction with the platform’s appearance at the TV Critics Association virtual press tour. Among the other tidbits I gleaned from a quick ten-minute chat with Bloys:
➽ While Prime Video has already launched a massive marketing campaign for its new Lord of the Rings series, Bloys isn’t feeling any pressure to start beating the drums for Game of Thrones spinoff House of the Dragon. “When you’re talking about rolling out a show, timing is important,” he said. “You don’t want to do it too late but you don’t want to do it too soon, so that you spend a lot of money telling everybody about something that doesn’t air for months and months, when hundreds of other shows are going to air in between. That’s what we’re usually balancing is, when is the optimal time for messaging to start?” Bloys played coy when I asked if the Dragon effort would roar to life. “Our campaign will kick in at some point,” he laughed. “How’s that for vague?”
➽ As he’s said for months now, a second season of And Just Like That … depends on the cast and producers having the right idea for the show and having a desire to do it. Showrunner Michael Patrick King recently told Variety he definitely wants to come back, so is HBO Max still interested? “Oh, yeah,” Bloys said.
➽ I asked Bloys why HBO Max originals such as Hacks have the same weekly cadence as HBO shows, but don’t also premiere new episodes in primetime (9 or 10 p.m. Eastern) the way HBO shows do when dropping on Max. Instead, they simply appear on the service in the wee hours of the morning, like most streaming-only shows. “It’s a fair question,” he told me. “I don’t have a good answer for you.” I don’t know if Bloys will consider making a change, but anecdotally, Apple TV+ has benefited by having its Friday premieres actually bow Thursday evenings at 9 p.m. Eastern, while HBO-branded shows still get a lot of buzz from audiences almost surely watching nearly live on HBO Max.
By Josef Adalian
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photo b y HBO
This story also ran in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today!
How hot is Euphoria? HBO this week said that even airing opposite the Super Bowl, its edgy Gen-Z drama was able to attract a series-high 5.1 million viewers within a few hours of its premiere. That number includes viewers who watch the show live on TV, record it via DVR, catch the same-day reruns on HBO, and, most importantly, stream it. Given the show’s youthful skew, you’d expect a big chunk of Euphoria’s audience to come from streaming, but I have to admit I was a bit shocked when HBO/HBO Max content chief Casey Bloys this week told me just how much of the series audience comes from HBO Max. “Eighty percent of viewing is taking place on the platform,” he told me, noting that other HBO recent hits such as Mare of Easttown and White Lotus drew 50 and 60 percent of their audiences from Max, respectively.
Eighty percent of Euphoria viewing is taking place on HBO Max.
Euphoria’s streaming skew explains why the overall audience for the show is much bigger than even the numbers HBO reports after episodes premiere each week. That 5.1 million HBO reported for this Sunday’s episode will triple within the next few weeks as audiences catch up. Already, for example, last month’s season premiere is estimated to have been watched by a jaw-dropping 17 million viewers. You’d never guess that from the same-day numbers Nielsen reports. The ratings company only tallied 254,000 same-day viewers for the show’s January 9 return; this week’s episode notched 283,000 same-day viewers. But once those DVR replays and HBO Max streams get tallied, the total audience explodes. “I think Euphoria at this point has taken off into another stratosphere,” Bloys says.
I talked to the HBO/HBO Max boss on Tuesday in conjunction with the platform’s appearance at the TV Critics Association virtual press tour. Among the other tidbits I gleaned from a quick ten-minute chat with Bloys:
➽ While Prime Video has already launched a massive marketing campaign for its new Lord of the Rings series, Bloys isn’t feeling any pressure to start beating the drums for Game of Thrones spinoff House of the Dragon. “When you’re talking about rolling out a show, timing is important,” he said. “You don’t want to do it too late but you don’t want to do it too soon, so that you spend a lot of money telling everybody about something that doesn’t air for months and months, when hundreds of other shows are going to air in between. That’s what we’re usually balancing is, when is the optimal time for messaging to start?” Bloys played coy when I asked if the Dragon effort would roar to life. “Our campaign will kick in at some point,” he laughed. “How’s that for vague?”
➽ As he’s said for months now, a second season of And Just Like That … depends on the cast and producers having the right idea for the show and having a desire to do it. Showrunner Michael Patrick King recently told Variety he definitely wants to come back, so is HBO Max still interested? “Oh, yeah,” Bloys said.
➽ I asked Bloys why HBO Max originals such as Hacks have the same weekly cadence as HBO shows, but don’t also premiere new episodes in primetime (9 or 10 p.m. Eastern) the way HBO shows do when dropping on Max. Instead, they simply appear on the service in the wee hours of the morning, like most streaming-only shows. “It’s a fair question,” he told me. “I don’t have a good answer for you.” I don’t know if Bloys will consider making a change, but anecdotally, Apple TV+ has benefited by having its Friday premieres actually bow Thursday evenings at 9 p.m. Eastern, while HBO-branded shows still get a lot of buzz from audiences almost surely watching nearly live on HBO Max.
Chloe Cherry Was Not Cast in Euphoria Because of Her Porn Parody
The season-two newcomer dishes on Faye’s connection with Fezco, her impeccable comedic timing, and the messiness of teen sex.
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'Euphoria' star Maude Apatow on staging 'highest budget student show ever performed,' hope for Fexi
'Euphoria' star Maude Apatow shares how Lexi's season 2 arc is based on her time as an 'aggro' theater kid, and teases more to come with her relationships with Rue and Fezco.
'Euphoria' star Maude Apatow on staging 'highest budget student show ever performed,' hope for Fexi
'Euphoria' star Maude Apatow shares how Lexi's season 2 arc is based on her time as an 'aggro' theater kid, and teases more to come with her relationships with Rue and Fezco.ew.com
What Do Actual Drama Teachers Think About the ‘Euphoria’ Play?
When asked if, given enough crew and time to build them, Lexi’s many sets might be a producible feat, Ms. Franz replied in a word: “No.”
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How Does ‘Euphoria’ Keep Doing It?
The teen drama has always been a bumpy ride, both for viewers and behind the scenes. But its latest episode perfectly encapsulates the stronger side of its eternal highs and lows.
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A Check-in With the Adults of ‘Euphoria’
The kids are clearly not all right. Will a grown-up ever notice?
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How ‘Euphoria’ Turned the Teen Drama Soundtrack Into a Perfect Fever Dream
If it seems a little unrealistic that the kids from Euphoria High listen to ’90s hip-hop and cry to Sinead O’Connor, you’re not paying attention to the rest of the show. Music supervisor Jen Malone explains how she and Sam Levinson use old songs to tell the story they want to.
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The ‘Euphoria’ Season 2 Finale Exit Survey
Lexi’s play has ended. A beloved character is dead. Now we have to pick up the pieces.
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‘Euphoria’ Season 2 Finale Recap - The Ringer
Joanna is joined by Chris Ryan to talk about the Season 2 finale of 'Euphoria'. They take on the cultural impact of the second season, what characters were left out to dry, and where they see…
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I don't get why Ash did what he did. The woman let them know not to say anything to incriminate themselves and was even faking the funk like dude told her something different. If the cops had anything on you they wouldn't need dude to try to set you up. Play dumb and act like you don't know what the hell dude is talking about.
'Euphoria' breakout star Chloe Cherry says she 'lost a lot of female friends' after doing porn
"Existence is already so tough. Why spew this hatred on people?" the "Euphoria" star said.
This show should really rack up the nominations this award season. Like the show or not, Zendaya showed her ass with the acting..and Sydney. Hell, Storm deserves some looks as supporting actress. Feels like the cast in general tried to keep up with one another, which is how it should be to make a great TV show. True ensemble cast 
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