Yes, You is back, and that means we get a whole new round of Joe (or should I say Jonathan?) running around murdering people…or at least being involved in murders in some way. But if you went on Netflix to watch 10 episodes of the show this weekend and not leave your apartment for 48 hours straight, you might have been disappointed, because Netflix did something a little bit different with this season. It split the season in two. But thankfully, the second set of episodes drops tomorrow. Here’s everything we know about the next drop.
When is it happening?
March 9 (tomorrow!), which is a full month after the first set of episodes. That seems like such a long time to wait, but I guess we’ll all just have to get through it together. And this is the first time Netflix has used this strategy for You, so it'll be interesting to see what it does for the viewership numbers on the show.
Do we have a trailer?
Yes!! FINALLY! It’s here. There are spoilers for part 1 in here, btw.
What will the second part of the season cover?
[Spoilers ahead for season 4 part 1.] Well, Joe has to get out of the pickle that is Rhys murdering all the friends in this group and blaming it on Joe. There are multiple dead bodies (Malcolm, Simon, Gemma, that one bodyguard), and this is not going to end well. It rarely does!
And I'm just saying, it doesn't seem like Joe will be able to truly turn his ship around and stop killing people (generally speaking). Another shoe will drop, if I had to guess.
What else can we expect from the rest of the season?
Very few sex scenes, apparently! Penn Badgley, who plays Joe on the show, was interviewed on a podcast during the press run for part 1 and said that he wanted way fewer sex scenes in season 4 than in past seasons, and it’s a choice he made for the sake of his marriage. “Fidelity in every relationship, and especially my marriage, is important to me,” he said. “And yeah, it just got to a point where I didn’t wanna do that.”
Other than that, you can probably bet money that there are more bodies to be found. And knowing Joe’s track record, he’ll get out of all this somehow.
