Speaking of Nate, our tall friend is back to a relatively moderate level of teen-villain chaos: Chugging beers while pushing 110 miles per hour, hooking up with his best friend's ex, Cassie, and doing back-to-back-to-back shots of whiskey. The premiere swings back Fez's way near the end, as he chats up (you probably also didn't guess this) Lexi, and you know, smashes in Nate's face with a bottle of Tito's. ("Ashtray" = He chewed on a cigarette as a baby.) At the end of the intro, we find out that Ashtray killed Fez's dealer with a hammer, prompting the opening adventure in which Rue, Fez, and Ashtray have to pay the dealer above that dealer a visit.
Ashtray even gets a backstory: Grandma Fez took him as collateral for a drug deal, and his mom never came to pick him up. ĭid anyone guess a Fez-centric first episode? He finally gets the cold open treatment, in a flashback sequence where we learn that his grandma indoctrinated him into his unlawful business. When you've cooled down from your reentry into creator Sam Levinson's orbit, here's a quick recap of the episode, and what we think the premiere's impact will be on the rest of Euphoria Season Two. Following the bridge episodes' revelation that Rue didn't overdose during her relapse-and is very much not sober-Season Two picks up with the teenager in the middle of another bender, bugging Fez and Ashtray with her (rather haunting) a cappella rendition of Tupac's "16 on Death Row." And if you can't already tell, it didn't miss a beat.
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After a nearly two-year hiatus, excluding the bridge episodes, the series returned to HBO this Sunday night.
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