Created and written by Sam Levinson, who’s known to be an intricate director and writer, the 2019 Drama series Euphoria is filled with many details you might’ve spotted, but it’s also filled with much more that you haven’t.

 

In this post, we’ll be taking a look at five details and easter eggs you probably didn’t notice in Euphoria.

 

Nate Jacobs’ Dream Girl

 

In the first season’s second episode, Nate Jacobs has his dream girl described with a lot of details that fit Jules. He likes tennis skirts, ballet flats, heels, sandals worth with fresh pedicure, tan lines, thigh gaps, long neck, slender shoulders, good posture, fruit-scented body mist, full lips, and the list goes on.

 

In the second season, Nate updates Cassie, but he has a hard time differentiating both in his dream sequences. Many fans speculate that this is because Jules is actually his dream girl and that he only sees Cassie as his stand-in.

 

All For Us and Rue’s Temptations

 

Although music and sound are an integral part of the series and any series in general, the way that Levinson uses specific songs during certain scenes is subtle and can only be spotted by people with the best ears or dedicated focus.

 

In Season 1’s finale, we get a stunning dance and vocal performance by Zendaya alongside Labrinth with a song that’s called “All For Us.” However, during the times when Rue is tempted to fall back into addiction, “All For Us” actually plays in a subtle and eerie way that doesn’t stick out enough to get noticed. We finally get a full performance in the first season’s finale.

 

Halloween Party Costumes

 

The more obvious yet still not so obvious detail for this segment was that the characters’ costumes for the Halloween Party actually gave an insight into their personas.

 

Jules is dressed as Juliet from the 1996 Romeo + Juliet film by Baz Luhrmann. Cassie is dressed as Alabama Worley, a notable sex worker, Maddy and Nate are dressed as Iris and Travis from Taxi Driver.

 

The Hidden Camera in Samantha’s Clock

 

This is probably something that the regular viewer won’t be able to notice, but individuals who’ve rewatched the episode a couple of times were able to spot the camera on the digital-analog clock in Samantha’s house. It’s a faint little red light in the left-hand corner and a green light beside it.

 

People were too focused on other “details” that might have been included with meaning like the time on the clock or the number of dots that they couldn’t notice the camera on the right side that was obviously intended to spy on. However, this isn’t a surprise after seeing how wealthy the family was.

 

Cassie’s Flower Sequence

 

If you’re asking why this scene felt like you’ve seen it from somewhere, that’s because you probably have. According to Levinson, Cassie’s Flower sequence is inspired by Mexican murals from the turn of the century, but it’s also eerily similar to Midsommar.

 

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Carol
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