Two of HBO’s biggest hits have uncertain futures after both series have been speculated to end.
Both the comedy hit Hacks and the teen drama Euphoria have been rumored to reach the finish line with Seasons 5 and 3, respectively. Hacks star Hannah Einbinder added even more fuel to the fire when she announced the next season would be its last on the red carpet, but walked back her comments after winning an Emmy for her role on the series.
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At HBO’s post-Emmys party, president Casey Bloys set the record straight in a new interview.
โAs usual, we leave that up to the creators, so they will tell us,โ he said, before noting he has not yet heard one way or the other from series creators Jen Statsky, Lucia Aniello and Paul W. Downs. โTheyโre thinking about it, and theyโre going to let us know.”
As for the long-postponed third season of Euphoria, which aired its second season all the way back in January 2022 but has since been delayed because basically everyone in the cast has become a movie starโZendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, and Colman Domingo, just to name a fewโBloys said a decision to end the show was up to the producers and series creator Sam Levinson. However, he was well aware of the cast’s new A-list status.
โIโve never had a show with that many legitimate movie stars,โ Bloys said. โSo as you can imagine, the scheduling is hard enough with actors having multiple jobs, but these are probably three or four of the biggest movie stars working of their generation, so weโll see. But Iโm excited to have the third season coming.”
Hacks and Euphoria are now streaming on HBO.
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