HBO finally pulled the plug on ‘Euphoria’. Arriving after a four-year hiatus, the 93-minute series finale—titled In God We Trust—delivered a messy, devastating, and definitive conclusion to the show’s dark run.
The supersized episode officially became the longest in HBO history. It centered entirely on Rue’s death and the violent fallout that followed, closing the book on a narrative that creator Sam Levinson said had reached its natural end.
Rue’s long battle with addiction ended with a fatal overdose after she consumed fentanyl-laced pills provided by Alamo, played by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. The show grounded the tragedy in real-world statistics, with Ali noting during the episode that fentanyl is the number one cause of death for adults under 50.
That grim statistic sent Ali on a brutal revenge mission. He tracks Alamo down and kills him in a shootout, according to a recap of the finale from Elle. The 93-minute saga then shifts to a rural Texas homestead, where Ali honors Rue’s memory at an empty dinner chair.
Fans are definitely not getting any more episodes. Following the broadcast, Levinson went on a New York Times podcast to confirm that Season 3 is the absolute final chapter. This matches what Zendaya and other cast members have stated publicly, officially killing any lingering rumors about a potential fourth season.