Roommates, HBO has officially confirmed that the tremendously popular teen drama ‘Euphoria’ has been renewed for a third season, following the overwhelming success of its current second season. Aside from being an internet sensation, the current season’s viewership has been enormous.
Season two has increased the number of episodes compared to season one, according to Variety. The debut episode of Season 2 had 13.1 million total viewers on HBO and HBO Max on January 9th.
This corresponds to an almost 100 percent increase in viewers, up from a 6.6 million average audience in the first season in summer 2019. In addition, the season two debut of ‘Euphoria’ was the most social premium cable show since the ‘Game of Thrones’ conclusion in May 2019, according to Variety.
Francesca Orsi, HBO’s Executive Vice President of Programming, commented briefly about the series’ renewal. “Sam, Zendaya, and the rest of the ‘Euphoria’ cast and crew have elevated Season 2 to new heights, defying narrative convention and form while keeping the show’s heart.” “We couldn’t be more honored to work with this brilliant, tremendously talented crew, and we couldn’t be more delighted to embark on Season 3 with them,” she said.
As we previously reported, the anti-drug organization D.A.R.E. accused ‘Euphoria’ of “glamorizing” drug addiction and drug usage among youngsters late last month.
Multiple characters on the program were accused of using drugs on a regular, significant, and (at times) life-altering basis. Meanwhile, on February 27th, the second season finale of ‘Euphoria’ will premiere.
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