How Many Episodes Are There In White Lotus

Okay, let's talk The White Lotus. You binged it, right? Everyone did. But do you actually remember how many episodes each season had?

Season 1: How many sun-drenched dramas?

Season one was our introduction. We met the crazy rich people. And the long-suffering hotel staff. I think it was...six episodes? Was it seven?

I'm going to say six. Don't quote me on that. But honestly, it felt like twenty. All that tension!

Six episodes were PLENTY. Seriously. Some might call it perfect. Others might say more is better.

But here’s my *unpopular* opinion: The White Lotus season one was brilliantly contained. It told a complete story.

It ended perfectly. Adding more episodes would have been overkill.

Ah, Sicily. So beautiful. So scandalous. But how many episodes did we get this time?

Hmm, I feel like it was longer. Maybe seven episodes? It felt like we were there forever!

All those tangled relationships. And that *intense* atmosphere. It certainly made for interesting watching.

Okay, deep breaths. Season two...it was good. I'm not denying that. I loved seeing Jennifer Coolidge again.

But seven episodes? Was it *too* much? Maybe. Maybe not. Depends who you ask.

I'm just saying, the magic of season one was its tight, focused storytelling. Season two felt a little...stretched. Fight me! (But nicely, please.)

Don't get me wrong, I love a good twist as much as the next person, but sometimes less is more, you know?

Okay, okay, enough of my rambling. Let's get down to brass tacks. The truth is out there.

Ready for this? Both season 1 and season 2 of The White Lotus have *seven* episodes. I am genuinely shocked.

I stand corrected. I could have sworn season one was shorter. My memory is clearly playing tricks on me.

But my opinions remain! Seven episodes for season two felt right. Seven for season one? Also felt right. It all depends on the season, I guess!

So, there you have it. Seven episodes each season. Mystery solved! Or is it? I'm still pondering which season reigned supreme.

And as we eagerly wait for season 3, all bets are off. Who knows how many episodes that will be?

Maybe Mike White will listen to my ramblings and go back to six. (Probably not.) Whatever the number, I'll be watching!

And one last thought? Can we all agree that Jennifer Coolidge deserved ALL the awards?