Los Angeles.- The finale of the acclaimed HBO series ‘Euphoria’ drew 8.7 million viewers in the United States in its first three days, while the full season has accumulated 25 million in global viewership to date.
The global figure represents a 17% increase compared to the previous installment and consolidates the production as one of the platform’s greatest successes, according to information from HBO published by The Hollywood Reporter.
The first episode of the final season reached 8.5 million viewers in the U.S. in three days, which represents a 44% increase compared to the second season premiere, according to the same data.
Likewise, the final episode of the series, titled ‘In God We Trust’, with which the series put the finishing touch on this successful project, exceeded the audience registered in the debut of this last installment by 2%.
After this third season, whose final episode aired last Sunday on the HBO platform, the production, starring Zendaya, says goodbye after a seven-year run, three seasons, and 26 episodes.
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The end came after several production delays for the final installment: the 2023 Hollywood strikes, scheduling conflicts resulting from the professional rise of its stars, creative changes by its creator Sam Levinson, and the tragic death of Angus Cloud.
‘Euphoria’, based on Levinson’s life, follows a group of high school students as they deal with drugs, sex, identity, trauma, social media, love, and friendship.
