Season 2
You
Penn Badgley's perversely endearing serial stalker keeps looking for love in all the wrong places during a second season that maintains the subversive tension while adding some welcome variations on the series' formula.
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Episodes
Joe, now known as Will, arrives in Los Angeles. He attempts to live a proper life, but his past catches up with him.
Joe learns Will isn't as great as he imagined. The consequences threaten to disrupt his connection with love.
Joe tries to keep things with Love platonic and stay out of Ellie's personal life. He eventually gets in his own way.
Joe tries to share Love but is surprised by a group date. He begins to act more protectively towards Ellie.
Love takes Joe to a wellness retreat. He examines her family dynamics, but Forty's surprise guest leaves him feeling on edge.
Joe deals with a potential issue, but thinks someone is still watching him. The past makes Love feel edgy towards the present.
Joe seeks out ancient remedies to manage his heartache. He drinks with Delilah, but one small problem could have huge consequences.
Joe wants to leave, but Forty wants to finish their work. Forty's way of coping makes the night a challenge.
Love takes care of an increasingly agitated Ellie. Joe tries to piece together the evening, but can't seem to find the truth.
Joe is always full of surprises, but doesn't suspect Love has some of her own. Deception looks to come to a close.
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Genre:Drama
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Network:Netflix
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Premiere Date:Dec 26, 2019
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Cast & Crew

Candace

Paco

Forty Quinn

Ethan

Joe

Ellie Alves

Delilah Alves

Love Quinn
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Episodes
Joe, now known as Will, arrives in Los Angeles. He attempts to live a proper life, but his past catches up with him.
Joe learns Will isn't as great as he imagined. The consequences threaten to disrupt his connection with love.
Joe tries to keep things with Love platonic and stay out of Ellie's personal life. He eventually gets in his own way.
Joe tries to share Love but is surprised by a group date. He begins to act more protectively towards Ellie.
Love takes Joe to a wellness retreat. He examines her family dynamics, but Forty's surprise guest leaves him feeling on edge.
Joe deals with a potential issue, but thinks someone is still watching him. The past makes Love feel edgy towards the present.
Joe seeks out ancient remedies to manage his heartache. He drinks with Delilah, but one small problem could have huge consequences.
Joe wants to leave, but Forty wants to finish their work. Forty's way of coping makes the night a challenge.
Love takes care of an increasingly agitated Ellie. Joe tries to piece together the evening, but can't seem to find the truth.
Joe is always full of surprises, but doesn't suspect Love has some of her own. Deception looks to come to a close.
Critic Reviews for You Season 2
All Critics (41) | Top Critics (16) | Fresh (36) | Rotten (5)
A self-aware work of melodrama, You combines the best elements of murder-mystery series, Millennial sitcoms, and revenge fantasies.
Season 2 proves Season 1 wasn't lightning in a bottle.
'You' is still fun, and its ending easily sets up a Season 3. But there are only so many times Joe can worm his way out of an impossible situation before viewers stop caring.
It offers us insight into the ungovernable mess of everyday life, too, in which forms of visibility and obscurity clash and it's easy to feel at once overexposed and at risk of disappearing.
Darkness follows Joe wherever he goes, and in season two, he just might have met his match with a major twist that makes this season better than the first.
Why change the characters when they worked so well previously? This season introduces one annoying character, a nonsensical city, and an irrelevant resolution. [Full review in Spanish].
With Harvey Weinstein very much still in the public eye, the shadow that #MeToo casts over this season is both on the nose and out of place.
This second season embraces the series's excess for an engaging great time. [Full Review in Spanish]
The second season of You is even more bonkers than its predecessor, rectifying loose plot threads and keeping the addictive contents of the first season.
[You Season 2] is still just as addictive as the first season.
Story stumbles aside, You delivers on all the hot, steamy intrigue that we came to love in the first season. Penn Badgley continues to deliver a masterful performance and this is a world that one just can't help being sucked into.
You season 2 still keeps its audience on its toes with shocking yet satisfying twists and turns.
Audience Reviews for You: Season 2
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Sep 29, 2020I liked this season, but not as much as the first. I actually started to get bored in the middle of the season, because there were too many parallels to the first. But then the last 3 or so episodes had me on edge wondering how the main character was going to escape this set of circumstances. I wasn't disappointed. But I do have the feeling I am experiencing diminishing returns with this character's story.
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Jul 09, 2020Tiene un ligero declive. Pero se recupera. Espero que mantenga su esencia en la prΓ³xima y ΓΊltima temporada.
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Jun 29, 2020Just as childish and full of plot holes as season 1. Garbage.
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Jun 28, 2020This show is ridiculous. I understand why every supporting character makes dumb decisions but the fact that the protagonist gets away with absolutely everything is too much. The women are stupid and believe everything he says and he somehow manages to overpower every dude that gets in his way. It could benefit it it were even a little more believable. All of this means poor writing and a plot packed with holes. Watch one episode and you have figured out everything this show has to offer.
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Jun 20, 2020Season 2 of YOU ditches the old cast and setting, which seemed illogical at first, but the characters β well, most of them at least β grew on me. The second season, like the first, had a complex and nuanced character base with their own struggles and challenges. Ellie was endearing and captivating, filling the role of Paco. Delilah was nice as well. Love's character was handled perfectly. Something about her seemed off, but not like sinister off. That's why the plot twist at the end was shocking and begging you for a second look at the season and Love's character. Forty was irritating, and Love's friends were bland and boring compared to Beck's. They are my main problem with the season. The plot was faster than season one and maintained the same level of teasing will-he-do-it tension. Joe's character develops profusely and in a satisfying manner. The ending was handled very well.
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Jun 03, 2020This season was slightly better than the first. The new city added a cool vibe to the show. The twist in the end, where Love finds out about his murders, but stills stays with him. Because she is just like him. That was very neat. Some episodes were just focused on drama, without cool murder storylines.
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May 24, 2020less predictable than season one, however, all characters were cliche and stereotypical. again totally unrealistic, full of loose ends in the story line and set up season three to have the exact same premise as the first two seasons.
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May 10, 2020The first season was really good just in general, but since the 2nd season has released I've rewatched it over and over and I can't even watch the first season anymore that is how good and how much they improved
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May 07, 2020Mind blowing series I am big fan you web series ππππ season 3 release date ???? ππππ
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May 01, 2020An interesting series full of suspense and surprises that makes you want to finish it in one day. Well-written plot and convincing play Highly recommended
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