When the third (and likely final) season of premiered on HBO last night, the internet was… weirdly quiet about it? There are many reasons for that, but one of them could be that the actors within the show don’t seem that excited to be back. The show launched and cemented the cast as the next wave of Hollywood stars (those casting directors deserve a medal). But in the four years since season 2 premiered, those same actors’ schedules have become increasingly booked with projects that are far more interesting than ‘Euphoria.’ Take ’s latest turn in ‘The Drama,’ where she plays a woman at the center of an unraveling relationship. Or in ‘Frankenstein,’ a mostly nonverbal performance that earned him an Oscar nomination. And ’s ‘The Housemaid’ made nearly $400 million at the box office. It’s starting to feel like the characters of ‘Euphoria’ didn’t just graduate high school, but the cast itself has graduated beyond the need for this show. After watching the first episode, it’s hard to blame them #Euphoria #Zendaya #JacobElordi #SydneySweeney