You fans have been given an early look at what’s to come in the show’s final season and it’s pretty dark.
The series featuring its dark twists and morally grey main character is well known for its big storytelling that has won fans across the globe.
Playing opposite Badgley is Elisabeth Moss, who stars as payday loan shark and troubled mother Rachel, a novel addition to Joe’s most hated women who is used as a means to get revenge on a man who tormented him in the past.
Heading back to New York City, the city he started from will be the end of the last chapter.
Certainly, fans will remember that Joe began his descent into darkness while running Mooney’s bookstore in the Big Apple.
The trailer then shows that Joe gets to return to his old life, and the facade of normalcy.
But intermittent flashes of familiar cages, and brief moments of tense confrontation imply that he is a long way from renouncing his destructive ways.
Joe’s charisma and the seedy darkness underneath is a like a tightrope that the narrative has always straddled on.
With the last season on the horizon, viewers are all wondering if Joe’s going to finally face the consequences of his actions.
Some fans have always backed him in his flaws and others are quite happy to see him meet his comeuppance in the series finale.
When it comes to providing suspense storytelling efforts, the guys behind You know how to deliver, and this final season seems like it can’t be beat.
Themes of identity, of redemption, and the repercussions of previous choices are expected to play out in Joe’s story arc throughout the final season.
Online, fans of the series have already been discussing how the series will conclude after a trailer for the next episodes was released.
But many also hope to see if Joe is going to meet his downfall, beating his number, or just escape it all, leaving the audience to wonder about his fate.
Plus, it’s been well over two years since the last season was aired, leaving fans catching their breath for closure.
Netflix has revealed when they will be dropping the final season of You.
Put this on your calendars: Joe Goldberg’s story is reaching its culmination on 24 April, 2025, only on Netflix.
This latest chapter of television’s most trailblazing story promises answers and concludes what fans have been planting for.
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