Euphoria co-producer passionately defends divisive new season amid fan backlash

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Euphoria co-producer Jeremy O Harris has taken to Twitter to defend the show as a work of “cinema”.

From claims it is glamourising drug abuse to complaints it is putting style over substance, reviews for Euphoria season two have been mixed, to say the least. As Digital Spy put it, “the problem is, season two doesn’t quite seem to know the story it wants to tell”.

Whilst the teen drama has never shied away from addressing difficult topics, there has been criticism of the show’s gratuitous nudity and violence, as well as scenes depicting a man teaching a queer woman how to perform oral sex. And the less said about Jules’ disappointing character development, the better.

sam levison resisting the urge to put some form of nudity in this episode #EUPHORIA pic.twitter.com/hSf7ag9d2W

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