The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences does not give out an Emmy for most profligate depiction of substance abuse, but if it did, there would be at least three strong contenders this year. Season three of HBO’s Euphoria depicted Rue and Faye choking down Vaseline-coated balloons of fentanyl. Season two of Apple TV’s Your Friends & Neighbors followed the “ eight-ball episode ” from last year with shady billionaire Owen Ashe’s (a wonderfully bipolar James Marsden) consumption of ketamine, MDMA and blow, as well as a whole lot of single-malt Scotch and other high-end liquors tossed back by the cast. (Hamm’s character drinks higher-shelf stuff than his Mad Men alter ego). And then there is Amazon Prime’s Spider-Noir . I’m convinced the amount of whiskey consumed in each episode — which takes place in Depression and Prohibition-era New York, during the early 1930s — would be debilitating, if not toxic, to mere mortals.…