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Season Premiere Date: December 26, 2019
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Networks: Lifetime Netflix
Season Details: Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) becomes obsessed with Los Angeles aspiring chef Love Quinn (Victoria
Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) becomes obsessed with Los Angeles aspiring chef Love Quinn (Victoria Pedretti) in the second season of the thriller which moves to Netflix.
Seasons: 3, 2, 1
Genre(s): Drama Suspense Tech & Gaming
Season 2 premiere date: Dec 26, 2019
Networks: Lifetime Netflix
Air Time: 12:00 AM

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    You

  • You: The Last Nice Guy In New York

    You: The Last Nice Guy In New York

  • You: Living With The Enemy

    You: Living With The Enemy

  • You: Maybe

    You: Maybe

  • You: Offical Promo

    You: Offical Promo

  • You: The Captain

    You: The Captain

  • You: Season 1

    You: Season 1

  • You: Season 3 Date Announcement

    You: Season 3 Date Announcement

  • You: Season 3

    You: Season 3

  • You: Season 2 Official Trailer

    You: Season 2 Official Trailer

  • You: Season 2

    You: Season 2

  • You: The Things You Do For Love

    You: The Things You Do For Love

  • You: Season 4 Announcement

    You: Season 4 Announcement

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Critic Reviews
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Season Metascore Generally favorable reviews
14 Positive Ratings 82%
3 Mixed Ratings 17%
0 Negative Ratings 0%
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IndieWire
LaToya Ferguson | Dec 24, 2019
"While many “You” fans are wondering how the shift form Lifetime to Netflix might change the series, no one has any reason to worry as the streaming giant doubles down on the show’s addictive tone and doesn’t attempt to fix what ain’t broken." ... Read full review
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The A.V. Club
Joelle Monique | Dec 18, 2019
"The second season moves much slower than its predecessor, and the mystery of will-they/won’t-they takes a backseat to vital character development. That being said, the performances are fun, the skewering of Los Angeles should put folks from multiple districts in stitches, plus the soundtrack bangs." ... Read full review
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TV Guide
Amanda Bell | Dec 18, 2019
"YOU Season 2 is a meaty sophomore outing which gives its new cast plenty of new room to play while remaining familiar with its maniacal mainstay." ... Read full review
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Vanity Fair
Sonia Saraiya | Jan 2, 2020
"While illustrating his psyche, the show refuses to minimize Joe/Will’s actions, either. And in this season, as in the last, our antihero desires to be better, even though he can never quite manage it. As his life spirals out of control again, You challenges us with his good intentions, his troubled past, and his endless need to be loved." ... Read full review
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CNN
Brian Lowry | Jan 2, 2020
"In some respects, You just feels like one of the CW shows that Berlanti produces -- just really sharply executed, with a densely serialized edge." ... Read full review
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TV Guide Magazine
Matt Roush | Jan 6, 2020
"By the bloody end, with twists I promise you won't see coming, Joe has a new appreciation for the insanity of this thing called love. [6-19 Jan 2020, p.9]"
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Washington Post
Hank Stuever | Dec 30, 2019
"The new season is a lukewarm extension of the first — redundant and not as engrossing as it used to be. " ... Read full review
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7.5
Season User Score Generally favorable reviews
34 Positive Ratings 77%
6 Mixed Ratings 13%
4 Negative Ratings 9%
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Dangle
Dec 28, 2019
I cannot believe season 2 could top the delectable thriller that was season one. The writers superbly utilize similar narratives of season 1I cannot believe season 2 could top the delectable thriller that was season one. The writers superbly utilize similar narratives of season 1 to subvert your expectations, with wonderful execution and timing. With the manner that these characters grow, and how our moral judgement of them frantically spin from good to downright evil, there is not a chance you stop watching this season until the very last episode. Kudos to the author for incredible source material, and to the entire team that transformed it into a darkly funny, satirical, and absolutely dramatic tv show. Just wow.… Expand
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ehxxtreme
Jan 1, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. can’t wait for the whole psycho family to make its move!!! So excited for S3.… Expand
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SSH83
Jan 2, 2020
4/10 as a crime drama, but as a trashy romantic dark fantasy, it is 10/10. You might have trouble with suspension of disbelief if you're4/10 as a crime drama, but as a trashy romantic dark fantasy, it is 10/10. You might have trouble with suspension of disbelief if you're intelligent enough to balk at every single crime-scene and mcguffin because they're so far removed from the real world. I suggest just dumbing yourself down and enjoy this psychological porn. If you do, then you can better enjoy what this season excels over the first. Saucy exposition, out-of-control passion, eccentrically egocentric character tropes, compromising humor, improbable love and twists that day time soap would be proud of.… Expand
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whoischarlotte
Jun 1, 2020
I adored the first season, and this one was really great too with more of a focus on romantic dark crime. I am looking forward to seeing whatI adored the first season, and this one was really great too with more of a focus on romantic dark crime. I am looking forward to seeing what comes next.… Expand
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All_ButTrU4
Dec 19, 2021
It's sophomore season is it's most comfortable. Channelling so much of early season "Dexter". Grown into it's humour and black comedy. TheIt's sophomore season is it's most comfortable. Channelling so much of early season "Dexter". Grown into it's humour and black comedy. The stakes are at their highest and the phenomenal conclusive plotwist is just good television.… Expand
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diegotool
Jan 2, 2020
There were too many plot holes. Good ideas not well executed, all over the place and disconnected to each other. Ellipsis here and that.There were too many plot holes. Good ideas not well executed, all over the place and disconnected to each other. Ellipsis here and that. Season 1 was cohesive and tight. This was absurd, made for a teenage audience or for an easy target.… Expand
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hypeatia
Apr 4, 2020
So so so so very bad. An insult to the intelligence in its bizarre plot (humans don't behave like this, unless its maybe humans who've beenSo so so so very bad. An insult to the intelligence in its bizarre plot (humans don't behave like this, unless its maybe humans who've been through highly damaging brain surgery that took out their frontal lobes). It really stretches credulity that anyone could find the main character charming, and there are just far too many outstandingly gross masturbation scenes.… Expand

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