Euphoria Season 3 Debuts to Strong Viewership After Four-Year Gap

After a four-year hiatus, HBO’s hit series ‘Euphoria’ returned on April 12 with a strong premiere, attracting 8.5 million viewers across all platforms in its first three days, marking the show’s most successful season opener yet. This represents a 44% increase compared to the season two debut, which had 5.9 million viewers in the same timeframe. The majority of viewers streamed the episode on HBO Max, reflecting the platform’s growth since the show’s last season, while the initial cable broadcast drew just 356,000 viewers, only 4% of the total. Meanwhile, the limited series ‘DTF St. Louis,’ starring Jason Bateman, David Harbour, and Linda Cardellini, concluded with its finale showing strong numbers, totaling 3.5 million viewers over three days—an increase of 40% from its March 1 premiere. ‘DTF St. Louis’ averaged 6.5 million viewers to date, with numbers still expected to grow as HBO’s measurement window continues. These ratings indicate that both series are performing well in the current streaming-driven TV landscape, with ‘Euphoria’ particularly poised for continued success throughout its third season.