We now know the heart-wrenching reason Fezco missed Lexi's play. I might go out on a limb and say the heaviest stuff on a teen show maybe ever? (Though I admittedly haven't been keeping up with Riverdale lately.) An hour later, my head was still pounding. The roughly four-minute ordeal is excruciating. The end only comes when Ash shoots a policeman at close range, then Ash is shot off-screen.
While he lies on the floor bleeding, Fez continues to scream for the officers to stop. Ash fires the first bullets through the door, and one of them hits Fez in the gut.
The police burst in, and Fez begs them not to shoot, pleading that Ashtray is just a kid. Fez still can't get Ashtray to open the door. The events at Fezco's house play out in between other Euphoria scenes. But Ashtray doesn't listen and winds up locking himself in the bathroom with firearms and ammunition. Fez tells Ashtray he's taking the fall for the murder when the police come. But just as odds seem to be turning against Custer, Ashtray fatally stabs him in the neck. Then - in an amazing, crowd-pleasing move - she puts a finger to her mouth, indicating Fez should stay quiet.įaye begins to say that drug dealer Laurie murdered Mouse. When Custer begins to talk about Mouse, Faye drops a glass, which shatters on the floor. We know Custer is helping the police take down Fez and Ashtray for Mouse's murder, and Faye also knows. The episode starts with Fez announcing he's going to leave for the play, as we saw in episode 7. The season 2 finale wasted no time in addressing the foremost question on everyone's mind from the penultimate episode - why Fez didn't make it to Lexi's play.
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