There isn’t much to discern from the episode titles for You Season 4 Part 1, but we can still do a bit of speculating. “Joe Takes a Holiday” is pretty self-explanatory since we know the new ...

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splitting the season in two batches of five episodes each. But the question is, is “You” Season 4 Part 1 compelling enough to require the split or even the wait for its conclusion? Perhaps ...

The premiere episode of You Season 4 Part 1 needed first to explain its setting change from Paris to London, and it did just that. Joe followed Marienne to London after learning she was there ...

When the group descends on Lady Phoebe’s country house for a weekend getaway in episode 4 ... but he may have finally met his match. You season 4 part 2 will debut March 9 on Netflix.

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You is back with a bang. Season 4, Part 1 of the murder-mystery series put up 92.1M hours viewed since its February 9 release date, making it Netflix‘s most-viewed title of the week. According ...

If you’ve already finished up all the episodes in Part 1, don’t worry. There are more on the way. You Season 4 Part 2 will premiere on Netflix Thursday, March 9. Just like in the first half of ...

You Season 4, Episode 6 picks up where Part 1 left off: Joe is out to get Rhys Montrose. We open with Joe attending one of Rhys’ speeches in the park, and as Joe’s watching Rhys, a mystery ...

Spoiler alert: The following article discusses major plot points from “You” Season 4 Part 2. “He can’t keep getting away with it,” one might think (à la “Breaking Bad’s” Jesse ...

SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for “You” Season 4, Part 1. The story’s not over yet for America’s favorite serial killer in London. Netflix dropped the trailer Wednesday for ...