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Euphoria: Season 3, Episode 1 (FULL REACTION) (Patreon)

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2026-05-04 16:15:03
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Here's my reaction to episode 1 of Euphoria, enjoy!

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personizer

Nate is less annoying this season BUT please don’t let that make you forget EVERYTHING he did before. To many people are acting as if he wasn’t putting a gun to Maddy’s head two years ago and abusing her verbally,physically, and emotionally. He still manipulated and hurt so many people. So many people are just acting like he’s just this good guy now and it is just not the case, for me personally the only time Nate is ever really correct is when he is going against Cassie and it’s really not hard to have a better mindset than Cassie in an agruemenr cuz she’s 🌚 yk I do like this season so far, it does feel a little empty at times though I feel Labrith’s music not being here so so much like it was such a large impact on the show and it feels a bit off without his soundtrack

Jesly's Reactions

oh for sure! he’s still a MASSIVE piece of shit and he deserves everything bad that’s coming to him

CalliopeRuiz

Nate driving a cyber truck is so in character for him

Kierra

The tone shift from *Euphoria*’s neon, glittery chaos to something more “dusty” and grounded feels like a reflection of adulthood after a chaotic upbringing. At the same time, Sam Levinson’s writing across *Euphoria* and *The Idol* is seen as increasingly degrading in how it portrays women, often leaning into exploitation and male-gaze framing. Nate also feels toned down this season—earlier versions of him wouldn’t realistically tolerate situations like Cassie’s “50k or no wedding” ultimatum without immediate escalation. The Cassie OF-style storyline is also viewed as misplaced, since it feels like a narrative that originally fit Kat’s arc about online sexual autonomy and monetization, but got shifted elsewhere in the cast. And Rue’s line about how she “should’ve hid it better” rather than questioning the situation itself—highlights how the show often normalizes dysfunction, focusing more on consequences and optics than accountability.

Jesly's Reactions

very well said! i said it once and ill continue to say it, sam needs writers!! this show is not horrible and has potential to be amazing if only that man gave in and hired people to help him make it more cohesive and overall better

Kierra

Someone on twitter said they really went out and found a black fezco and a black ashtray. 🤣 In Season 2, Lexi and Fezco’s conversations about living on a farm, animals, and a “Little House on the Prairie”–style life feel like a quiet escape from everything chaotic around them. What makes it meaningful is that they don’t fully align in worldview or background—Fezco carries a more grounded, loosely faith-influenced outlook, while Lexi is more observant and analytical—but they still manage to share the same imagination without forcing agreement. That difference actually strengthens the bond, because it shows they can exist together without needing to mirror each other. By Season 3, after Fezco is no longer in her life, Lexi’s feelings toward that same idea change completely. The farm fantasy no longer feels comforting or creative—it feels like a reminder of loss. Instead of representing connection, it now highlights absence, and even the parts tied to their differences in belief or perspective don’t feel meaningful anymore. They just feel like distance she can’t bridge without him there. Rue notices how strongly Lexi reacts when the idea comes up and understands that it isn’t simple dislike—it’s emotional weight. So she gently suggests Lexi should call Fezco, picking up on the fact that the rejection is really tied to unresolved feelings rather than the idea itself.

Callie

So with the way Laure did the interest rate... 10,000 for 46 months with a 20% interest rate. The amount goes up each month because it keeps being multiplied by a 20% interest rate. Sp the next month after Rue didn't pay it would be $12,000 then that is multiplied by 20% whicn is $14,400 the next month, and the price keeps going up so basically it's 10000 × (1 + 0.20) to the 46th power, and yeah it's right. Which is crazy as hell, and obviously let it pile up so high so Rue would owe her.

GirlzonSaturn

Something that sticks out to me is how Faye has a bed frame and Rue has a mattress on the floor, despite rue being there longer than her. Probably to highlight how Laurie and the guys are racist.