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Five times Avan Jogia's 'Now Apocalypse' proved that it is truly a show for millennials

Greg Araki's television show 'Now Apocalypse' premiered on March 10 on Starz and stars Avan Jogia and Beau Mirchoff in lead roles
PUBLISHED MAR 12, 2019

'Now Apocalypse' starring Avan Jogia (Ulysses), Beau Mirchoff (Ford), Kelli Berglund (Carly) and Roxane Mesquida (Severine) premiered on March 10 and it took director Greg Araki just one episode to set the tone of the show and make it relatable to millennials all over. 

While the show has signature Araki elements — sexual fluidity, surrealism and exploration of identity — this show is in fact about the life of four millennials who navigate the maze of life.

1. Adventure vs monotony

A still of Avan Jogia from his show 'Now Apocalypse'. (Source: YouTube)
A still of Avan Jogia from his show 'Now Apocalypse'. (Source: YouTube)
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