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It's fortunate for YOU, and for you, that the show is now available to binge on Netflix, because bingeing is really the only good way to consume this kind of TV. So many things happen in the first three episodes alone that you come out of it feeling like you've just watched a billion hours of television.

The second question everyone has after asking if they ought to watch YOU is: 'Is it any good?' No, it's really not.

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Even if that means stealing her phone and her passwords and peeking at her walking around her large first-floor apartment (that she doesn't pay for) at night though her giant uncovered windows and following her to Renaissance fairs and kidnapping and murdering her friends. The premise is extremely Lifetime-y: Indie bookstore manager Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) falls in love at first sight with a customer, Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail), and will stop at nothing to become her one and only.

YOU NETFLIX SHOW TV

It might even be this year's absolutely essential bad TV show. Now that YOU made its way to Netflix the day after Christmas, it's taken on a second life of its own. (Kind of literally: Season 2 of YOU will be released on Netflix instead of Lifetime.) Maybe everyone finally checked out all of those handy underappreciated shows of last year lists, or maybe Netflix is just an easier way to gulp down 10 episodes of very silly mile-a-minute television, but YOU is swiftly becoming a small sensation. 'YES, oh my GOD,' I responded to each of them, having binged my way through the show a mere few months ago, after it had originally been broadcast on Lifetime in September. One person tweeted: 'I need a Nadia, Ellie and Marienne team up to bring Joe down in season five, I just know they can do it.'Īnother said: 'Ellie, Marienne and Nadia must team up in season five so they can finally take Joe down for good! #YouNetflix.Last week, over the course of four days, I got three texts from three separate people all asking basically the same question: 'Should I watch YOU?'

Many fans think Nadia (Amy-Leigh Hickman), Ellie (Jenna Ortega) and Marienne (Tati Gabrielle) could team up to take Joe down once and for all. You fans have a number of ideas they think the plot could follow, and there's one particular theory we're pretty invested in. If season five were to happen, we would expect it to potentially follow them with their peaceful and happy lives in New York, that is until Joe murders someone else of course. Season four ended with Joe and Kate living in New York, with Joe having evaded any accusation of murder and planning to 'help' the world alongside Kate. Right now, it's hard to say what a potential fifth season of You would focus on, however we do have some ideas. We can assume Kate (Charlotte Ritchie) will return as Joe's girlfriend now they live in New York. Marienne (played by Tati Gabrielle) makes an appearance in season four, so she could be back for season five too, although given how things ended with Marienne, it's unlikely she'll ever want to be within 10 miles of Joe. She said: 'I would love to come back and play her again.' Although we could definitely see a plot in which Nadia hunts Joe down and exacts her revenge.Īnd it appears Amy-Leigh Hickman is keen to reprise her role as Nadia, telling Digital Spy she would 'love' to return for a potential season five. However, it feels like season four wraps up the storylines for most of the new characters - Lady Phoebe (Tilly Keeper) has found her new calling in life in Asia and Nadia (Amy-Leigh Hickman) is now in jail, so it's unlikely either of those will return. You season 4 essentially introduced a whole new cast for Joe in London, leaving behind the likes of Love and Ryan in season three. Nothing has been announced about the cast yet, except the fact Penn Badgley will definitely be back as Joe. Who will be in the cast of season 5 of You? 'I am not scared at all of saying that we definitely could follow Joe for several more seasons.' Ahead of the release of season three of You, the show's co-creator Sera Gamble told The Hollywood Reporter there was scope for multiple more seasons of You.

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