A renewal had to be a no-brainer for HBO. According to Variety, the show not only retained its viewership from the first season-it doubled it. Clearly showrunner Sam Levinson and his crew are going with the 'bigger is better' philosophy.īefore the show’s second season has even finished, we've already got news: HBO has renewed the show for Season 3. Then Season 2 came and blew the first one out of the water, starting with its violent premiere, continuing with new characters, and a terrifying overdose from Rue. Sundays and streams on HBO Max.After the first season of Euphoria, we didn’t think HBO’s hit teen show could get any more intense. The second season of Euphoria airs on HBO at 9 p.m. He then adds, “ Pretty difficult to do considering the burning hole he just left in the ground, but I think Cal wants some understanding and some acceptance from his son.” “His son really needs his father and I hope Cal gets an opportunity to be a father to his son, to bury the hatchet so to speak.” “I hope he gets the opportunity to be a good parent. I think Derek and Cal were just best friends who loved each other and who wanted to share everything together,” he says.Īs for what’s next for Nate and Cal, Dane hopes his family can understand him a little more and accept him for who he is, though it may be pretty difficult, considering his parting words in episode four. I don’t know if Derek was as gay as Cal was. “ I like to think that Derek went on to probably do something similar to what I did, start a family.
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If Marsha hadn’t called that morning with the news that she was pregnant, Dane believes he and Derek would have been together, and Cal could have been a happy gay man, comfortable in his own skin and not living a lie. “I think it alleviates some of the guilt he feels.” “A ny opportunity that Cal gets where he can be a parent - vis-à-vis going to Fezco’s (Angus Cloud) and trying to stick up for his son because he got the crap beat out of him by him - is an opportunity he’s going to take,” he says of what Cal is carrying around.
He was contained and controlled in season one, Dane points out, but becomes totally undone this time around. Over the first four episodes of season two, viewers can see Cal begin to unravel in ways he never did during the first season. He resents him, but I think, moreso, he resents himself for continuing the cycle of handing down the terrible attributes that were handed down to me by my father.” You’re my biggest regret because I failed,'” Dane says, unpacking how Nate and Cal’s relationship shows how trauma can be passed on through generations and, in this scenario, toxic masculinity. “Cal tells Nate that he’s his biggest regret and, at face value, you might think that bringing Nate into the world is a regret. Not only did it take “an inordinate amount of preparation,” but he also wanted to be sure it was as impactful as it was meant to be. That was the most difficult scene of the season for Dane to shoot, he says. You fuckers backed me into a corner, but you know what? I think you set me free. I’m not allowed to form an emotional connection, and I’m an emotional guy. “But the reason I have a problem is this family. “I have a problem,” Cal tells Nate and his brother Aaron (Zak Steiner). He enters his house and begins maniacally laughing while urinating in the foyer, and when Marsha (Paula Marshall) asks what’s wrong, Cal - with his penis still out for the majority of the scene (“ I can’t play this character with one foot in and one foot out, so I have to totally commit to it,” he tells THR) - deadpans and simply replies, “I think I’m lonely.” This begins a seven-minute monologue in which Cal touches on everything from being forced to hide his emotions to son Nate being his biggest regret in life, to all of the men he’s had sex with while married to Marsha. Cal heads home and cracks under the weight of it all. When the bouncer tells him to leave the bar, he tries to wrestle him, too, and is eventually kicked out. Courtesy of HBOĪfter Cal and the man stop dancing, the man asks him if he’s crying, which he is, and then Cal tries to wrestle with him, like he used to do with Derek. “ I think he and Derek would have been together,” imagines Dane. Elias Kacavas (young Cal) and Henry Eikenberry (Derek) in Euphoria.
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