Back to the present day, where Rue is still buried alive and about to lose her head. Naturally, Alamo swerves right at the last second, while Rue begs for her life and convinces him she can get his money back.

"Euphoria"s latest cliffhanger has some pointing to a grim fan theory.

Rue's deal with the DEA was almost exposed on Euphoria season 3, episode 4. But retaliation for Paladin's death kept her safe. For now.

Religion isn’t a new part of the Euphoria story, but Rue’s acceptance of a higher power adds a new compelling ingredient to the mix that comes into focus in “Stand Still And See.” The brief return of Rue’s mother,

For some reason, Rue (Zendaya) didn’t put two and two together until it was too late. Or maybe she was being willfully ignorant as a survival tactic. On that note: is Rue dead on Euphoria? The fifth episode of the final season ended with her in a bit of a tight spot figuratively and literally.

"Euphoria" typically features main character Rue narrating each character's plotline, so what happens when we have an entire episode without her signature voice-overs? After Sunday's episode four ended with Rue in a drug-induced hallucination in a church ...

The following story contains plot details from the Season 3 premiere of “Euphoria,” now streaming on HBO Max. Though it’s been four years since we last got a new episode of “Euphoria,” and five years have passed in the world of the HBO show,