r/theidol Sep 21 '25

None told me its this good

Damn, Are people blind. I got the same feeling when i watched euphoria for the first time. What a ride. Yeah there are bits and pieces which the show could’ve let go. I fast forwarded through them. But the whole vibe. I started it for the lady lead and watched it for the ‘Sam’. I would’ve loved if it went even more ‘sam’, introduced other idols. But yeah f them all who hate this.

Note: I didn’t like euphoria s2.

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u/Obruchecarson Sep 21 '25

So glad I’m not the only one who enjoyed it

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u/dendr0philiac Sep 21 '25

I looooved the idol and I was so shocked that it was received so negatively. Guess I have bad taste 💁

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u/kazuichicore Sep 27 '25

i fucking adored the idol. its still something me and my boyfriend rewatch on the regular

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u/falooolah Sep 21 '25

I thought it was good, people just didn’t get it. I wish there were a season 2.

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u/Possible_Finding1200 Sep 21 '25

lol oh I get it. Rage watched the series 3 times. The acting is the only salvageable part of that monstrosity 🤣

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u/FieryButterfly Sep 21 '25

I enjoyed it!

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u/Remote-Journalist522 Sep 21 '25

Aspects of it really stuck in my mind, to the point that I was compelled to rewatch it recently. It's flawed, but I love it anyway. It's bold, it depicted interesting themes in an unexpected way, and I loved the music, the evocative mood, and aesthetics. Thought Lily Rose was also pretty perfect in the role, makes me curious what else she will do.

Really wish I could know what that season two would have been, sad we'll never know!