‘Euphoria’ finale sparks comparison to ‘Stranger Things’: Here’s why

Euphoria became part of those series that seemingly left fans disappointed with not just its ending but its overall execution.

The HBO series started in 2019 where the story revolved around high school students and their chaotic lives, shaped by emotional turmoil and childhood traumas.

However, things took a dramatic turn in its third and final instalment as the story saw an addition of cartels and unexpected deaths.

When asked about their views of the final episode, the online community shared their grievances with others.

One of the X users was of the opinion that the creators did not do justice wrapping up, noting: “We don’t even know what happens to half the characters at the end.”

Another netizen pointed out that the character of Hunter Schafer, “Rue served no purpose this season and it’s kind sad,” while a third was reminded of Stranger Things finale with multiple questions.

The Netflix series killed of the main character of Millie Bobby Brown to save the rest, leaving several plot holes. 

A user expressed their frustration over the end, writing: “I need Sam Levinson to lose his hands. He don’t need to write sh*t ever again.”

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After Jacob Elordi’s character lost his life earlier, another death followed as Rue accidentally faces fentanyl overdose.

The series has already been the talk of town, dividing fans with its racy scenes that involves Sydney Sweeney playing Cassie Howard.

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