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All of the Clues Rue Won't Die in 'Euphoria'įor the second season, there are also some new faces joining the Euphoria world, from fellow drug addicts to new students and love interests.

“It was, like, should we use a little more oatmeal in this and add a little more color? That held us up for a little while,” she shares. Let me just try and lift all of you out of the tub.”Īnd because this season was shot on 35mm Kodak film, which Ubach says makes the show look like a horror film, they spent extra time on set trying to make the vomit look as real as possible. “That was so much fun,” she says, recalling how she told Sweeney to “just lay like a wet mop. While the dynamic that plays out between Cassie and Suze in episode 6 is one of her favorites of the season, Ubach also recalls working with Sweeney in episode 4, when the mom had to pull her drunk daughter out of the hot tub after vomiting on Maddy and Nate. And at this point, “All Suze can do is really give her the freedom to make huge mistakes that she’ll hopefully learn from them eventually.”

My husband walked out on me and now my kid is walking out on me,” Ubach says, noting that the heartbreaking moment is the direct result of her focusing more on being a people pleaser than a parent. And for her, “It’s history repeating itself. In the end, Suze watches as Cassie moves out to be with Nate. Like, ‘Everyone just leave me alone and let me watch my reality show for God’s sake,’” Ubach says. “It’s such a single mom thing to do on a Saturday morning or Saturday afternoon with your glass of wine. When it comes to that unexpected reference to Patti Stanger’s dating show that ran from 2008 to 2015 on Bravo, the actress also found it to be a hilarious yet accurate revelation about Suze. who is hellbent on justifying the situation and later attempts to cut herself with a corkscrew. And how would she do it? She would do it very dramatically,'” Ubach says of yet another darkly humorous scene that plays out between Suze and Cassie. She’s not going to succeed, but she is going to try to make a statement so that everyone can feel sorry for her and she can be forgiven. “'Yeah, she’s going to try to kill herself.

“I’m sure Suze was up all night thinking, ‘OK, what’s the next step? What would I do in this kind of situation?’” Ubach says, sharing what’s going on inside her character’s head. However, things eventually come to a head in episode 6, with Suze instinctively staying one step ahead of her daughter by making the other one hide all the knives and sharp objects in the bushes outside. But to have a little bit of comic relief in these very dire situations, he’s letting the audience know that it’s OK. “These characters are so layered that everything is there for you. “That’s the one about Sam’s writing,” Ubach says of the series' creator, Sam Levinson. While the fallout between Lexi and Maddy is no joke, the result is one of the more shocking and funny moments of the season, especially the way Suze reacts to it all.

And I have to step in at the last moment.’” “When we were rehearsing, with Alexa you just saw the wheels spinning in her brain and you thought, ‘Oh my god, she’s going to kill her. “The energy in the room was so tense between Alexa and Sydney,” Ubach says of filming that moment in episode 5, in which Rue reveals the truth to everyone.