Euphoria ended with a 90 minute episodes that sidelined almost all of its characters and ended very strangely indeed.

Season three of the HBO series always felt like a wild tonal shift away from the previous two seasons of Euphoria, and the series finale moves even further away from the show’s

The controversial 'Euphoria' series finale failed its characters but fit the show creator Sam Levinson took through three messy seasons.

Darrell Britt-Gibson explains Bishop's betrayal of Alamo in the 'Euphoria' series finale and talks about whether Bishop is on the autism spectrum.

Euphoria‘s Darrell Britt-Gibson clarified the confusion surrounding Bishop betraying Alamo in the series finale. “Bishop didn’t agree with a lot of what Alamo did, but it was a job for him,” Britt-Gibson told Variety on Monday,