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The last episode of trance She presented a group of surprises on screen, and a large audience watched them.
The HBO drama’s third season finale, which also doubled as a series finale, brought in 8.7 million viewers across platforms in the US during its first three days. This is a slight improvement from the season premiere, which attracted 8.5 million viewers in its first three days, but was not the most-watched episode of the season. This title belongs to the third episode, which was watched by 8.9 million viewers over three days.
The final season has attracted 25 million viewers worldwide so far, which HBO says is 17% more than the 21.5 million viewers of season two. HBO measures viewership for a series for 90 days after the premiere date, so that number will continue to grow for about another six weeks. In the United States, the second season averaged over 16 million viewers by its final date. It’s worth noting that HBO Max has grown significantly, both domestically and internationally, in the four years between seasons.
The final episodes of the show saw several major characters killed off. trance It has always been, on some level, a show about addiction, and creator and director Sam Levinson said he wanted to reflect the real consequences it can bring on people.
“One time [Angus Cloud] He died, so I had to rework the script and I thought, You can’t tell a story about addiction today without it having real consequencessaid Levinson on New York Times‘ popcast After the end. “Most people don’t get a second chance. Fentanyl can kill you in an instant. It wasn’t like when I was growing up; you could literally take pills off the street and you might have a bad trip or something, but you’d be fine. This is something that hits a lot of people in this country close to home. So it seemed like the responsible thing to do.”
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