Each season of the Netflix series in Penn Badgley is ranked

The main spoilers of all 5 seasons of “You” follow up.

After five seasons, the lobby excitement chain, pulp, exciting, garbage, and yes, “You” ends. Based on (partially) on Caroline Kibins books, “You” started her life in life before she jumped to Netflix, where fans were unable to get enough Joe Goldberg, a very handsome and very educated man who coincides with a serial killer. Following is that Joe does not see himself in this way. In the eyes of Joe, he is the continuous ROM star, and his victims are inevitable. They are chances of true love. It is the type of person who describes himself as a “nice man” when they are anything.

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Despite all its disadvantages, “You” do an excellent job in displaying the way people can be seduced in a sense of plain by manipulated social meetings, especially if they are handsome white men who have a profitable smile. The secret of the success of the show is the star Ben Badlie, who has a very difficult job. As Joe, both Badgley should be loved/very sympathetic also Being a monster. It is noticeably pulling this well. There are long periods of display where we can only love and root the atmosphere – then suddenly, something (such as, for example, a secret box that contains stolen pants and a jar of teeth that you are torn from the mouth of a corpse) that will go back to reality and remind us that the Yep, for all its magic, Joe Goldberg is a creeping psychology.

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With the end of the fifth season of “You”, I moved forward and classified every season, including the new final season, from the worst to the best. Although I have already warned you above, allow me to do it again to be safe: The main spoilers follow.

“You”, the fifth season, is now flowing on Netflix.

After killing his wife and abandoning his child (more about those characters later), Joe Goldberg is thrived to the United Kingdom, where Jonathan Moore, the English language professor who works at a luxury university. The idea of ​​moving an atmosphere across the pool, in theory, and let us be honest: the atmosphere/Ben Badligli looks good with a beard. But “You”, the fourth season, goes to some funny places and does not find his feet again.

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Joe turns into something from the Amature investigator trying to get rid of the identity of The Eat The Rich Killer, a serial killer targeting a group of wealthy friends, Joe gets to know. But Ah, there are a set of developments: It was a full break with reality! We learn that atmosphere He actually eats the rich murderer, and he makes a fake friend in the form of the Rice Montrez (Ed Siliors), a famous author who runs for the mayor of London, to blame. Yes, in his madness, Joe also forgot that he closed Marin (Tatti Gabriel), the subject of his/his obsession with the third season, away in his permanent network cage that he always turned around.

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“All these things that have actually have copies of the deformed mind of the main character!” It is one of the most charming Trops in all imagination, and it encounters a serious strange nonsense here. Among the luminous in the fourth season is Kate Lukwood (Charlotte Richie), a wealthy, moral and complex woman who begins to hate the courage of atmosphere before his charm won her in the end. Greg Kinnear also has a brief but fun role like Kate’s rich and unusual father (an atmosphere that ultimately kills him, naturally).

The last season of “You” is a little improvement during the fourth season, but it is still a mixed bag. Part of the problem here is that the fifth season looks like two seasons jamd in one, as if the book had an idea of ​​an additional sixth season, but they need to fade all of this together for one conclusion.

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The first section of the fifth season returned to Joe in New York, married Kate and included his young son Henry. We know that a few years have passed without an accident: no one was killed, and his newly discovered wealth (via Kate) used to buy the book store in which he grew up. But an atmosphere created from the habit, and things soon explode. For one reason, Kate, who realizes that Joe is a killer (although she looks unaware of the number of murders he has already committed) has greatly recruited to kill one of her commercial competitors. This causes a dispute in marriage and Kate soon begins to understand how dangerous atmosphere is.

In the midst of all of this, Joe finds himself with a new “romantic” obsession: theater writer Bronte (Madeleine Brurora). In the middle of the season, the show is delivering an interesting development: Bronte pretended to be in love with an atmosphere because she suspects a fatal atmosphere (she is right, of course) and wants to reveal his crimes as revenge on the first season character Guinever Beck (more in it below).

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So far, so good. But the final season stumbles when Bronte faces a face around the face and suddenly begins to believe that an innocent atmosphere. In order to be fair, get what the book will get here: shows us how smart people can be tampered with by abusive men and start making excuses for them. Bronte has a lot of circumstantial evidence that a murderous atmosphere but it is Still It ends up for him anyway, and this is not a strange idea (after all, even real serial killers like Ted Bondi had groups). But he still rings false here and makes Burnte look like a kind of ignorant.

Fortunately, the last episodes put things in their right quorum. Bronte comes to her senses and promises to stop the atmosphere once and forever, and attracted it to a trap. Joe ends with shot in a very An uncomfortable place and land in prison, where it belongs. It is an appropriate end, but the last season contains a very large number of sub -plans in favor of it. But hey, Anna Camp ends being a real highlight of this season, as she plays a pair of twin sisters who cross the Joe Road.

The first season of “You” Falls Smack-Dab in the middle of the ranking. It does a good job in creating the world of show, but it also contains some coarse spots. In this season, we got to know Joe Goldberg, the type of man who is believed to be a hopeless romantic but who is it In reality Creeping chase. Joe takes one look at the beautiful graduate student (Elizabeth Lail) and is immediately in love. Or so he says. Joe’s ideas about what “love” is really a little distorted than a medium, mentally stable person, and Joe Beck soon chases and finds ways to include himself in her life.

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It ends up with the relationship, while Beck is still completely unaware of the true nature of atmosphere-the fact that he killed her boyfriend. Joe tries to struggle with who is and what is with the progress of the season, and this first season does a good job to deceive the audience in sympathy for atmosphere to some extent … only to withdraw the carpet from under us and reveals that although Joe has some beloved qualities, he is still a monster in the end that you are rushing to death when you learn the truth. Although the amazing dark conclusion adheres to landing, reaching there is a little bit-a subcontinent for the best friend of BECK, and annoying peaches (Shay Mitchell plays), but he does not know much time and sows boring, and there are many moments during this season when it seems that the show does not know exactly what he wants.

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The best character on “You” is not Joe Goldberg – it’s the love of Quinn, Played by “The Haunting of Hill House” Breakout Victoria Pedretti. In the second season, Joe fled from New York and ended up in Los Angeles, where his early teenage neighbor befriended (Played by Gina Ortega before the stars!His head heel for the supermarket is falling the Kuwin. Joe coincides with love as well truly Forty twin twin brother (James Sculi).

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For the majority of the second season, we believe that the show follows the same formula as the first season: Joe meets a woman, grows obsessed with her, and will finally kill her. But the offer has a very smart distortion in his second season: we learn that love is just disorganized like Joe, and that is. she The situation was deliberately addressed to make an atmosphere in her love. Love is committed to an atmosphere to the point that she is ready to kill him on multiple occasions, including killing his ex -girlfriend, justified by Joe Kandis (Ambyr Childers).

When the atmosphere of love realizes no The sweet and innocent girl I think was, his immediate reaction is an attempt to kill her. But love remains his hand when she reveals that she is pregnant with his child – forcing an atmosphere to settle and move to the suburbs of love and start a family. This is completely more than the formula, and the second season feels darker than the first season the way we attract us to the world of violent atmosphere. The addition of love ends up with the width, because Pedretti is very good.

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Perhaps “You”, the second season, has presented Love Quinn, but the third season is where you really shine. Since a large part of the second season was trying to pull the wool on our eyes around the motives of love, Victoria Pedrete had to play a little. In the third season, with Joe (and the audience) are now familiar with what love can be, Pedretti gets its piece and tends alongside the dark love. The third season immediately challenges our expectations immediately: The second season ended with the presence of an atmosphere in old customs through the development of his new neighbor. You might think that the third season will be around him about it. But instead, Love learns what is going on and direct murders to the poor neighbor before a atmosphere really begins.

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Moreover, he gave birth to an atmosphere and love of a child now – a son named Henry. Although the display keeps the child wisely outside the screen as possible (there is only much that you can do with a child in a TV program), which makes the father’s atmosphere add a great assistance to the character. The third season is also great in showing how Joe is self -destruction. In love, the perfect partner apparently found: a colleague fully devoted to him. But Joe cannot leave well on his own, and soon focuses on Marienne (Tati Gabrielle). Meanwhile, love finds itself by a local university child. All of this culminates in a fatal conclusion: an atmosphere and a very psychotherapy to work together, and an atmosphere ends with the killing of his wife, leaving his infant son on the doorstep of a door, and his death blooms. It is a logical end for this season, but in fact, “you” has not completely recovered from killing her best character, Love Quinn.

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