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Euphoria has always thrived in chaos, and Sam Levinson has decided to save its most ruthless season for last. The Emmy-winning HBO drama is airing its Season 3 finale on Sunday, May 21, and if the show intends to go out the way it came in, expect a big bang (and more character deaths).<\/p>\n
There are a few hints that tonight\u2019s episode could serve as the series finale. In April, Zendaya said<\/a> on The Drew Barrymore Show that she believes “closure” is coming and that the series is ending with Season 3. Levinson told<\/a> Variety in April that he writes “every season like it’s the last season” and has “no plans” for a Season 4.<\/p>\n Forbes\u2018Euphoria\u2019 Season 3 Release Schedule Runs Through May: What To KnowBy Monica Mercuri<\/a><\/p>\n Spoilers: <\/strong>Tonight’s reportedly supersized finale, titled “In God We Trust,” has plenty of threads left to resolve. Rue (Zendaya) is in grave danger after breaking into drug dealer Laurie’s (Martha Kelly) safe. With Nate Jacobs (Jacob Elordi) dead, Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) unraveling and Fern (Chloe Cherry) having just tipped off her Nazi boyfriend Wayne (Toby Wallace) about Rue’s whereabouts. “If there’s a beginning, there must be an end,” Rue says in a cryptic voiceover in Episode 7.<\/p>\n Season 3 is set five years after the Season 2 finale, with Cassie and Nate married and living in the suburbs, Rue working off her debt to Laurie, Jules (Hunter Schafer) in art school and Maddy (Alexa Demie) climbing the ranks at a Hollywood talent agency. The season\u2019s synopsis teased that the childhood friends would wrestle \u201cwith the virtue of faith, the possibility of redemption, and the problem of evil.\u201d These themes still feel incredibly relevant heading into a thrilling finale that may double as a series goodbye.<\/p>\n Despite the lengthy four-year wait, Season 3 doesn\u2019t have any extra episodes, just eight, the same as each of the first two seasons. However, HBO Max may be making up for it with the finale\u2019s runtime. Keep reading to find out more details about the finale.<\/p>\n What Time Is The Euphoria Season 3 Finale?<\/p>\n Alexa Demie in “Euphoria” Season 3 on HBO.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Warner Bros.<\/p>\n The series finale of Euphoria, titled “In God We Trust,” will air on Sunday, May 30, at 9 p.m. ET\/PT<\/strong> on HBO and HBO Max.<\/p>\n How Long Is The Euphoria Season 3 Finale?<\/p>\n Zendaya in “Euphoria” Season 3 on HBO.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Warner Bros.<\/p>\n Multiple sites are reporting that Episode 8 will be 93 minutes long, but HBO has yet to confirm the runtime. However, if the finale is an hour and a half, it would be one of the longest episodes to date for an HBO Max series. This is similar to the 93-minute finale of The Wire, the 90-minute finale of The White Lotus Season 3, and the 82-minute third episode of Game of Thrones Season 8, according to<\/a> Elle.<\/p>\n How To Watch The Euphoria Season 3 Finale<\/p>\n Anna Van Patten in “Euphoria” Season 3 on HBO.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Warner Bros.<\/p>\n There are two ways to watch the Euphoria Season 3 finale. The first is with an HBO cable subscription, and the second is with a membership to HBO’s streaming service, HBO Max. The final episode will air on both platforms at 9 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 30.<\/p>\n For those who decide to watch Euphoria on streaming, HBO Max currently offers three subscription plans<\/a>: Basic with Ads at $10.99 per month, Standard at $18.49 per month, and Premium at $22.99 per month.<\/p>\n The site is not currently offering a free trial to watch the finale.<\/p>\n What Happened In Euphoria Season 3, Episode 7?<\/p>\n Jacob Elordi and Matthew Willig in “Euphoria” Season 3 on HBO.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Warner Bros.<\/p>\n Warning: Spoilers ahead for <\/strong>Euphoria<\/strong> Season 3, Episode 7.<\/strong><\/p>\n