'You' Season 4 Part 2 ends with massive twist. See what's next for Season 5

If you only watched the first five episodes of "You" on Netflix, which came out last month, you might have hoped that the "Eat the Rich" killer who was targeting London's wealthiest wasn't actually the main character who is a murderer and a stalker in the show.

However, the latest episodes, which were released on Thursday, reveal that it was indeed Joe, played by Penn Badgley, who was responsible all along. Although it was suggested that Joe was in a fugue state or had multiple personalities, he still managed to get away with his actions, and even more.

The fourth season finale of "You" provided answers to many questions while leaving certain characters dead, some incarcerated, and others on the run.


Season 4's significant twist in Part 2 involves Joe's hallucination about his conflict with London's mayoral candidate Rhys. Although Rhys is a real person, Joe had never met him before. Joe unwittingly murdered Malcolm, Simon, and Gemma, and he also kidnapped Marienne, his obsession, and kept her in a glass cage. Joe realizes his mistake when he kills the real Rhys in episode 7.

As Season 4 of "You" comes to a close, Joe has returned to his hometown of New York for the first time since the first season. He seems content in a new relationship and is no longer on the run from his past. However, this blissful state is unlikely to last for the notorious murderer.

Although Joe's wife, Love Quinn, was wealthy, Kate, his new partner, is incredibly powerful and even brought Joe back from the brink of death. If things sour between Joe and Kate, the consequences will undoubtedly be severe. With Joe back in his hometown and partnered with his most dangerous collaborator, a fifth season could be a fitting conclusion to the series.

FAQs

Q1:When did the first episode of You come out?
September 9, 2018

Q2:Who are the developers of You?
Greg Berlanti, Sera Gamble