The third season of the Netflix hit ‘You’ is a thrilling, twisted ride.
Some shows just have a way of getting better with each passing season. Netflix’s NFLX darkly hilarious You is a prime example of this. Season three is pure fun as Joe navigates some serious baby mama drama. Creators Sera Gamble and Greg Berlanti, and their team of stellar writers, continue to keep the series fresh and exciting. And, as we all know, it’s challenging to get and keep viewers in a TV streaming landscape where content is aplenty but quality isn’t always. Fans will be happy to know the streamer has renewed the series for a fourth season. You is based on Caroline Kepnes’ bestselling novel of the same name and each season takes the viewer to a new city, a new obsession and on the bloody trail of a lot of dead bodies. The first season’s New York City backdrop and colorful cast of characters, most of whom did not survive, drew viewers in but how could they keep it juicy now that most of the characters fans loved were dead? The second season premiered with a whole new cast and Los Angeles as its locale and with this show, the city or town in which it is set is as much a character as Penn Badgley’s Joe Goldberg. Joe is a lovable psychopath who continuously fumbles in life and though he murders a lot of people, he doesn’t always mean to.
