Euphoria s2 full#
Euphoria s2 free#

Both agreed they were not together, but Maddy didn't like Nate's tone when he told Kat (Barbie Ferreira) they weren't together, and Maddy and Kat, both did not like how fast he responded.Īs a result, Maddy tore Nate to shreds with her words, accusing him of gaslighting her whilst at the same time making plans for the future. In the hot tub, Maddy and Nate argued in front of everyone about the state of their relationship. Undoubtedly nervous about Nate coming to Maddy's birthday, Cassie drank herself into a state of no return and at any moment, it looked like she was going to blurt out the truth, especially she was sitting NEXT to Nate in THAT swimsuit. The question marks over their relationship, Nate's potential feelings for Maddy, and the guilt that had taken its toll on Cassie. Nate really can't handle not having control over someone, can he?

Euphoria s2 full#

Things between them quickly exploded, especially when Cassie threatened to tell Maddy about their relationship.Īs expected, Nate went into full defensive and possessive mode, but Cassie wasn't buying it, standing up for herself and walking away from the situation, leaving Nate pathetically calling out after her 'I love you.' Cassie was seriously mad and hurt that Nate had paid Maddy a visit and for some reason, Nate couldn't quite understand why she was so mad. Just days before Maddy's birthday, Nate and Cassie had a huge argument about the status of their relationship. Read more 'Euphoria' Season 2, Episode 2 Recap: Nate's Fate, Snakes, and Tapes

Euphoria s2 free#

He then revealed he knew about his son's obsession with violent porn, before telling Nate he was his 'biggest regret.'Īnd just like that, Cal took the family portrait off of the wall ( the one with the mystery Jacobs sibling yet to be revealed) and walked out of his home, a free man. He told Marsha he knew she kept a shoebox of love letters from a camp counselor all those years ago, exclaiming 'It feels good to know you were loved by somebody other than just me.' He admitted to sleeping with women, men, and transwomen, even confessing to his oldest son Aaron (Zak Steiner) he had sex with a man whilst his mother, Marsha (Paula Marshall), was pregnant with him.Īs part of his truth-telling, Cal decided to expose his family's secrets. Unable to live in warped reality any longer, heavily intoxicated, he came clean to his family about his secret, double-life. His only safe space where he could well and truly be himself was gone.Ĭal then returned home and launched a tirade of honesty at his family. Eventually, Cal was chucked out and banned from returning to the bar. Jacobs.Īs the song came to an end, Cal wasn't able to snap out of his former self, and just like the good old days, he challenged 'Derek' to a wrestling competition. Holding back tears, Cal even whispered out loud 'I thought I'd lost you,' marking the most fragile we have ever seen Mr. As he danced, the stranger morphed into Derek (Henry Eikenberry), as Cal reminisced about the happiest moment of his life. In the bar, Cal played Sinead O'Connor's 'Drink Before the War' and slow-danced with another man. The entire route, it looked like at any moment he was about to crash but thankfully he didn't, and we were reunited with Cal's beloved gay bar that appeared in Episode 3 (shoutout to young Cal and Derek). In Episode 4, Cal appears to be rooting for his past, lost self, and his drunken bravery to revisit his past leads to some pretty devastating and freeing consequences in the present.Ĭal spent the majority of Episode 4 extremely drunk and thought it was a great idea to take a drive. Not the present-day Cal, but his backstory, the younger version of him. Since Episode 3 of Euphoria Season 2, audiences have been low-key rooting for Cal Jacobs.

'Euphoria' Season 2, Episode 3 Recap-Like Father, Like SonĮuphoria Season 2, Episode 4 Recap Long Live Young Cal and Derek.

This 'Euphoria' Theory Might Explain the Real Reason for Rue's Narration.

Here's Who Played Young Cal and Derek in 'Euphoria' Season 2, Episode 3.