Euphoria: What the Must Watch reviewers think

Must Watch reviewers Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell share their thoughts on Euphoria.

HBO's new teen drama is produced by Drake, and stars Zendaya.

It starts on Now TV and Sky Atlantic on Tuesday 6 August, with episodes airing weekly on Sky Atlantic every Tuesday at 22:00.

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Scott says: "It is really well thought through"

"I loved it, I think it’s been compared to Skins, which was a show about a decade ago - [people saying] this is the US version of Skins. I actually think in some ways it is better than Skins, because it is more well-thought through.

"I watched some old episodes of Skins a couple of years ago, just on a whim, and I realised that it didn’t deal with issues around mental health, anxiety, OCD and depression.

"This though, I think is really well done, well considered and reflects the problems that a lot of young people are having today. And it also looks great."

Hayley says: "I like this show, it's weird"

"There is a transgender character in it, who is played by a transgender actor, but this is not really remarked upon, it’s not that her gender is her entire personality which I really liked.

"I like this show, it’s weird, it looks really good, but it reminded me a lot of a movie in the 90s called Kids by Harmony Korine. That was where Rosario Dawson got her start from and it was a ‘day in the life of this group of skate-boarding kids' and it was all bleak and sex, drugs, whatever and it was massively controversial at the time. And I think Euphoria is controversial in the same way."

"It's a Must Watch - it was interesting."

Euphoria is on Now TV and Sky Atlantic from Tuesday 6 August.

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