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Is you any good after season 1? ›

Season 1 and 2 were fantastic. I'd say it's like 9/10 for those but the 3rd season was just so irritating. Like Joe wants to find someone who will accept everything that he is and Love is LITERALLY made for him, but he's pissed because she kills too?!

It's a surprisingly addictive little treat. This season is more fun than it has a right to be, and that's the f-word I'm missing from similar shows. Joe Goldberg is the kind of complex villain I love to see. Fresh score.

A dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man goes to extreme measures to insert himself into the lives of those he is transfixed by. Watch all you want.

He's abusive. He's delusional. And he's self-obsessed.” But it's these very complexities, as well as our awareness of how odd it is to like and root for him, that contribute to the fun and absurdity of it all. Sweet escapism, camaraderie, and the bingeability factor are also key pulls for the show.

Nicky, which she finally admits before telling Joe she loves him. Clued in by something Paco says, Beck discovers Joe's hiding place in the bathroom ceiling. She is horrified as she finds her old cellphone as well as Benji's and Peach's, in addition to other disturbing mementos which he has kept.

It comes as no surprise that season 4 is one of the highest-rated seasons as it was one of the most intense and dramatic seasons in the history of the series. It's almost universally considered the very best season of Are You the One?.

Season 4 offers a fresh new direction at the onset, which injects some new life into the series. The twists and turns are just as exciting as before. Admittedly the big reveal in the 2nd half is not a surprise, especially if you're paying attention.

We see the world through his tainted perspective, and it's not pretty. I'm not usually the kind of person who gets scared after watching a psychological thriller, but by the time I reached the final credits of YOU, I was terrified.

It may seem controversial for You season 2 to land at the top, but the fact remains that season 2 is really entertaining. Joe traveling to Los Angeles was ultimately the best decision, and the characters were interesting once again.

Devastated, Joe wrenches the truth out of Beck, who admits she was lying and says she loves him like she's never loved anyone — she got confused because she didn't know what to do with that love. That speaks straight to Joe's heart, and they make up; she's completely forgiven.

How old is Joe in season 1? ›

Ashy K Joe is 30. He mentions that he was about 15-16 when 9/11 happened.

Season Two. In season two it is revealed that after Candace tore apart Joe's book and dumped him he kidnapped her and took her to the woods. There she tried to run away only to fall over. When Joe got to her she began screaming, so Joe smashed her head against a log which knocked her out.

Goldberg's multidimensional character seems to entice viewers; he is charming yet dangerous, powerful yet sad*stic, loving but cloaked in secrecy and lies. The romanticisation of Goldberg could arguably be down to fantasy – being attracted to someone problematic without consequence.

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Season 3 Is the best installment yet-and a brilliant send-up of suburbia... In Season 3, You has room to unpack the full potential of that twist. The show is no longer about a single predator who fixates on women; it's about a couple of predators who have to balance their own impulses...

Audience Reviews

Season 4 offers a fresh new direction at the onset, which injects some new life into the series. The twists and turns are just as exciting as before. Admittedly the big reveal in the 2nd half is not a surprise, especially if you're paying attention.

If wasn't evidence enough, showrunner Sera Gamble discussed her intentions (via The Hollywood Reporter) in making sure the You series ends with fulfilling completeness, stating: "We have an idea for season five that we're excited about. It was never anyone's intention to run this one into the ground.