Euphoria

Three seasons and two specials, and the specials are the part everybody skips.

0%
complete

Where to start with Euphoria

Season one, then the two specials, then season two. The specials are the only part of this page that is actually an ordering question, and it is a real one: they are not bonus features. They were made during the 2020 shutdown, they are each a single long conversation, and they cover what happens to Rue and to Jules immediately after the season one finale. Skipping them leaves a hole at the start of season two.

  1. 1
    Season 1 Euphoria

    Eight episodes in 2019, ending on a cliff that the specials pick up from.

  2. 2
    Special one: Rue Euphoria Special Part 1: Rue

    December 2020. Rue and her sponsor in a diner, almost in real time. It follows the finale directly.

  3. 3
    Special two: Jules Euphoria Special Part 2: Jules

    January 2021. The same gap from the other side. Watch it straight after the first special and before season two starts.

  4. 4
    Season 2 Euphoria

    Eight episodes in 2022, picking up where the specials leave off rather than where the finale did.

Then what? Season three is eight more episodes, from 12 April to 31 May 2026, four years after season two. It jumps forward in time, so the gap in production is partly written into the story.

A suggested way in, not an official one. The full list is below: tick anything off in either place.

0titles watched
0episodes checked
0left to watch
—up next

The Seasons

  • Euphoria 2019, 3 seasons, 24 episodes

The Two Specials

  • Euphoria Special Part 1: Rue 2020
  • Euphoria Special Part 2: Jules 2021

Share & sync

Everything you tick is saved in this browser and nowhere else. An account is the only way to put your list on another device, and the only way to get it back if this browser clears its storage. It is free and it takes an email address and a password.

Sign in on your phone, your laptop, anything, and the same list is there, kept in step as you tick. Nothing to copy, nothing to remember.

All three are about this franchise and all three are for showing, not moving. The link and the picture open SagaList with that progress displayed next to whatever the person opening it has already ticked. The code is what a friend pastes into Compare below. None of them writes anything into anybody's list.

Read only. This never changes what you have saved, and nothing leaves your browser. The code has to be their code for this same franchise: codes do not carry a name, so one from somewhere else may not be recognised as wrong.

Removes everything ticked here, in this browser. If you are signed in it clears on your other devices too. If you are not, there is no other copy and this cannot be undone.