This story contains major spoilers for the series finale of Euphoria. In the grand legacy of great HBO villains, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje was there for the big boom. The British actor terrorized inmates and audiences alike as Adebisi, the unpredictable and ruthless convict on Oz, one of the Home Box Office’s first forays into scripted, rule-breaking television. So it feels appropriately full circle to see him two decades later again as a coldly calculating antagonist on Euphoria, one of the network’s contemporary hits—and another first, their maiden “teen” series. As Alamo Brown, a drug-dealing pimp fashioned in the mold of a classic Black American cowboy, Adewale—with all due respect to dearly departed shitheel Nate Jacobs—gave the series its first taste of true villainy, and helped cement the real life-and-death stakes of the show’s post-high-school era. Those stakes reached their extreme peak in the series finale, when lovable fuck-up Rue (Zendaya) met her end at Alamo’s hands after a season spent navigating his agendas versus a rival dealer with the DEA in the middle. With the exception …