HBO chief Casey Bloys said that, while the series is no longer currently in development, all hope is not lost for a Game of Thrones Jon Snow sequel

"Euphoria" Season 3 is still moving forward, HBO's CEO Casey Bloys has confirmed, telling reporters on Tuesday that "nothing has changed" with the series' plans. Bloys, speaking at a press event showcasing HBO and Max's programming slate for 2025 ...

Speaking at a recent conference call about what HBO has planned for the upcoming year, executive Casey Bloys talked about “Dune: Prophecy” and what its future might look like. According to Bloys, he’s already tasked showrunner Allison Schapker with breaking down what a possible Season 2 might look like.

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Euphoria” Season 3 is still on track, according to HBOI/Max boss Casey Bloys. HBO had previously announced that Season 3 would at long last go into production in January 2025, almost exactly three years after the premiere of Season 2,

Euphoria” is on schedule to start production in January for an eight-episode third season, according to HBO and Max boss Casey Bloys. “We are shooting ‘Euphoria,'” the HBO and Max chairman and CEO told reporters on Tuesday at a press event,

Casey Bloys has damped down speculation that Euphoria’s third season won’t start filing in the new year. Bloys, who is Chairman and CEO, HBO and Max Content said “nothing has changed”. “Somebody said something online and then this whole thing started.