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The man who has played the infamous character for five seasons talks with The Hollywood Reporter about bringing the Netflix ...
Showrunners Michael Foley and Justin Lo speak to CNN about the end of Netflix’s soapy psychological thriller series “You” and ...
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Yardbarker on MSN'You' showrunners share alternate endings for Penn Badgley's Joe GoldbergStill, there were some alternate endings that didn't make the cut and in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, we find ...
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As the Penn Badgley-led series comes to a close with season five, Michael Foley and Justin W. Lo talk with The Hollywood ...
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Soap Central on MSNIf Love Quinn was the only one to match Joe’s freak, why did he kill her? The psychology behind “You” exploredNetflix’s You highlights the perverse progression of love, fixation, and defiance in a way few shows dare to put up.
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Soap Central on MSNYou Season 5 star Penn Badgley reveals the meaning of Joe’s final words from the seriesIn the final moments of You Season 5, Joe Goldberg's voice cuts through the silence: A sentence so simple, yet so loaded with ...
Joe's inner monologue in "You" manipulates viewers into empathizing with a man locked in a cycle of violence and control.
Good news, psychos, your messy gap-toothed boyfriend is back. The growling murderer clad in collared shirts has returned from ...
(SPOILERS for Netflix’s You will obviously be found below.) ...
Of course, this is YOU, and Joe always follows up a good deed with something… well, not great. Here is a look back at all the ...
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Are we the problem? Or is Joe just looking to skirt taking culpability for his crimes? Penn Badgley has some thoughts.
After five seasons, the Netflix thriller finally gave viewers an end to the saga of Joe Goldberg, the serial killer who has ...
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