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A cheeky ranking of every wedding guest look at Euphoria’s Cassie–Nate wedding, from relatively normal to totally inappropriate, praising Rue and the wedding party while skewering standout outfits like Cassie’s ice-cream-cone bodice, Maddy’s rosary dress, Jules’ revealing mesh gown, and BB’s infamous orange, underdressed look.
In Euphoria season 3’s pivotal wedding moment, Naz crashes Nate and Cassie’s lavish ceremony to collect a debt, leading to a brutal takedown by Naz’s enforcers that leaves Nate badly beaten and voicing a desperate plea as his pinky toe is severed. The shock ending underscores the show’s theme that actions have consequences and foreshadows major upheaval for the rest of Season 3, with cast and creator discussing Cassie’s disillusionment and Nate’s unraveling while prosthetics and behind-the-scenes staging create the memorable finale.
In Euphoria Season 3 Episode 3, Nate and Cassie’s lavish wedding is crashed by Naz, who demands $500,000 in blood money; a brutal beating follows, ending with Naz severing Nate’s pinky toe using prosthetics, while Cassie realizes Nate has been lying. The scene underscores the show's theme that actions have consequences and sets up major fallout for the rest of the season.
In the April 26 episode of HBO's Euphoria, Cassie and Nate say their vows at a chaotic wedding, but a debt-related threat interrupts the celebration when Naz arrives. Cassie accidentally injures Nate with a champagne cork, and the couple's turmoil flares into a violent confrontation that ends with Nate being attacked and his pinky cut off, casting doubt on their future despite the vows. Creator Sam Levinson also defends Cassie’s controversial OnlyFans arc and discusses the show’s evolution into season 3.
Director David Frankel says he briefly considered Adrian Grenier’s Nate cameo for The Devil Wears Prada 2, but there wasn’t time to fit it in since filming wrapped less than a month before release. Grenier had previously said it was a disappointment not to return and later joked about it in a Starbucks ad.
Season 3 of HBO’s Euphoria jumps five years ahead to the characters as young adults: Rue is deep in debt to drug kingpin Laurie and works as a fentanyl mule while also mentoring with NA and driving Uber; Fezco is in prison after the last season’s raid; Lexi is thriving in Hollywood on a nighttime soap; Cassie and Nate are planning a suburban wedding, with Cassie eyeing OnlyFans; Jules is in art school and described as a sugar baby; the premiere also honors Angus Cloud and Eric Dane and sets up a season about freedom, danger, and consequence for this fractured group.
Adrian Grenier says he was disappointed not to be in The Devil Wears Prada 2, acknowledges fan backlash to the Nate character may have contributed to his absence, and even jokes about a Nate-centered spinoff while appreciating the original film and its fandom.
Adrian Grenier says it was disappointing not to be asked to return for The Devil Wears Prada 2, and suggests backlash to his Nate character may have influenced casting, as several original stars reprise their roles; he even riffs on a Nate-focused spin-off.
In season 3, episode 9 of "Ted Lasso," the show returns to form by shedding some subplots and focusing on Colin's storyline. Colin's announcement to the team about his sexuality leads to a hilarious conversation with Isaac. Meanwhile, Nate faces off against Rupert's seduction tactics and Roy receives some tough love from Rebecca. With only three episodes left, the show must tie up loose ends on several plotlines.
In the latest episode of "Ted Lasso," Nate pursues a crush, Sam endures a lesson in politics, and the team discovers the cost of "Total Football." Nate constructs a grand gesture to woo Jade, Sam's restaurant is vandalized after he tweets about politics, Keeley is overwhelmed with grand gestures from Jack, and the team struggles with the new "Total Football" strategy.
In the latest episode of "Ted Lasso," Rebecca deals with a psychic's predictions, Nate struggles with his insecurities, Ted learns his son was involved in a bullying incident, and Zava retires from the team. The episode follows individual storylines that are loosely connected, but it pushes forward several important subplots. The show continues to explore the theme of fatherhood and the failures of fathers.
In the fourth episode of Ted Lasso's third season, Nate attempts to apologize to Ted twice, but is interrupted by Rupert and then distracted by a VIP ticket to Bones & Honey. Portrayer Nick Mohammed says it's up to the audience to decide if they forgive Nate for his betrayal at the end of Season 2. Meanwhile, Rupert manipulates Nate and introduces him to an actress named Anastasia. Other notable developments include Rebecca discovering Rupert's infidelity, Ted expressing his love for Michelle and their family, and Jamie beginning training sessions with Roy.
In episode four of Ted Lasso season three, tensions rise as AFC Richmond faces off against West Ham, now led by former assistant coach Nate. Nate's betrayal of Ted in season two still lingers, and his tactical mind helps West Ham secure a 4-1 victory. Meanwhile, Rebecca sees Rupert's true colors and Ted vents about his ex. Nate's path forward is complicated, and it remains to be seen if he will receive a redemption arc.
In the latest episode of "Ted Lasso," Nate struggles with his identity as he faces off against Ted's team and West Ham United. Meanwhile, Ted reaches out to his ex-wife and begins to question his constant optimism. Rebecca gains ammunition against her ex-husband Rupert, and Keeley deals with conflicts at work.
In the season 3 premiere of "Ted Lasso," Coach Lasso struggles with being away from his son while trying to lead AFC Richmond to victory in the Premier League. Meanwhile, owner Rebecca urges him to beat her ex-husband's team, West Ham United. Nate, now the head coach of West Ham, trash-talks his former team and drives everyone mad, but Ted remains optimistic about his potential. The episode also explores the parallel between Nate and Ted's panic attacks.