Season 4 in two parts and full of twists and turns, You is back in force on Netflix. Fans have been eagerly following the new adventures of psychopath Joe Goldberg (Pen Badgley).
In this new round of episodes, he escapes his past by living another life in London as Jonathan Moore. A literature professor turned serial stalker and serial killer has made a name for himself in London’s high society. But everything changes after a series of murders that only affect the rich.
Joe sets out to investigate this serial killer, who is shadowing him and who is stalking him, but this was without counting the huge twist that changed all the cards in the series and which foreshadowed an interesting sequel for Joe.
Joe has good news!
And this sequel will see the light of day after Netflix recently announced that a 5th season of yours is in production. And it was Joe – or rather, through a few text messages – who spread the good news on social networks.
Even better, Netflix’s post announces Season 5 for 2024! So fans won’t have to wait long to discover these new episodes. But the platform also sends another message: this fifth season of the series, hosted by Penn Badgley, will also be the last!
What does Joe have in store for these final episodes? His translator already knows this, as he told us in an interview:
“The creators told me a few years ago—well before season four—how the show would end. If there’s a fifth season, it’s going to pick up where we left off. Joe’s power has had to go. And that’s a scary thought. It opens up a lot of possibilities, but it also means that his downfall is more It’s going to be tough. If there’s a season 5, it’s going to be interesting!”
The first four seasons of You are available on Netflix.
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