Synopsis：HBO confirms that it will film a "Coronavirus Special" for "Euphoria" to bridge the gap between the two seasons The HBO drama "Euphoria" won three Emmy Awards this year, including Zendaya's win for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series, making her the youngest ever winner of the award. After the call for the Emmy Awards, the second season will be a long wait. The 8-episode first season ended in April 2019, and it seems that the next season will not be broadcast until 2021 or even 2022. HBO President Casey Bloys confirmed that the second season is planned to start filming in early 2021, and the third season will start filming in the fall of 2021. Director Sam Levinson and the actors were ready to shoot the second season in March, but the filming was stalled due to the epidemic. According to the current plan, the show will be suspended for at least two years between the two seasons. Bloys confirmed that in order to help fans spend the time between seasons, HBO will launch a new crown special episode of "Euphoria". The HBO president did not reveal more details, but Zendaya revealed in August that the crew was considering using a special episode to connect the two seasons. Zendaya said: "We may finally take some time to shoot." "I don't know how to explain, but when we enter another season, we can do this episode in a safe environment with a limited number of people. It gave us some headspace before we enter another season."