You might also like
Rate And Review
-
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket.
You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket.
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
How did you buy your ticket?
-
Fandango
-
AMCTheatres.com or AMC AppNew
-
Cinemark Coming Soon
We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.
-
Regal Coming Soon
We won’t be able to verify your ticket today, but it’s great to know for the future.
-
Theater box office or somewhere else
Episodes
After a delivery room surprise, new dad Joe struggles to connect with his infant child, but he has no trouble at all fostering a new infatuation.
Joe and Love try couples therapy, but their issues may need more than counseling; their friction isn't the only thing they need to make disappear.
Love grows apprehensive as media scrutiny intensifies next door; an acute sickness in the family drudges up old memories for Joe.
Love's impulsive retaliation lands her and Joe in a bind; though Joe seeks a different way out than usual, it proves to be a tall order.
Joe begrudgingly goes on a hunting trip with some other local husbands as Love tries to manage her burgeoning relationship with Theo.
As her mother launches a new venture, Love grows increasingly concerned about a potential big change herself; Joe has a breakthrough in self-awareness.
While Dottie spirals into emotional turmoil, Love tries to get info on Matthew's investigation; Joe sets his sights on derailing Marienne's ex.
Joe selfishly tries to coerce Love into a lifestyle change, but things go south quickly; Theo discovers just how deep Matthew's obsession goes.
While Love tends to some unexpected long-term guests, Joe decides to take a drastic step to get what he wants the most.
As news permeates the community about a recent murder, Joe looks toward a future with Marienne.
You: Season 3 Videos
You: Season 3 Photos
Tv Season Info
Cast & Crew
Critic Reviews for You: Season 3
All Critics (45) | Top Critics (13) | Fresh (43) | Rotten (2)
Audience Reviews for You: Season 3
-
6h agoSeason 3 is brilliant, as Joe and Love move to the suburbs where they clearly don't belong. Much better than Season 2 (couldn't watch more than 3 episodes of Season 2), Season 3 is far more exciting and binged it all in 2 days. Great show, great caricatures of the LA stereotype people and lots of interesting plot twists. A good plot altogether.
-
9h agoI used to like this show, shame.
-
11h agoSo so disappointing , I can't decide whether this was worse than season 2. I've never liked love i found her incredibly annoying at times and she the worlds biggest hypocrite throughout the season. This librarian comes out of no where with no Personality and all of sudden joe is obsessed with her. Joe really lost his edge since season 1 this show had real potential. There's obvious elements included which the critics eat up instead of caring about the storyline
-
1d agoSeason 1+2 were amazing. Season 3 is all about family problems and vaccine stuff. He lost his main role as a stalker and there is so much drama. Not even thrilling or exciting. So sad. Waited so long.
-
1d agoSeason 1 and 2 of ‘You' were great. Season 3 on the other hand is just ridiculous! It seemed more like a parody, with laughable storytelling and predictable and fairly boring twists. For me, Love is the only character that made this season interesting… and without giving anything away… any future seasons will feel even more boring after the finale of season 3.
-
1d agoOne of the best dark comedies ever. Victoria Pedretti was the psychopathic superstar in this season's Netflix series. So glad it's renewed for a 4th season. You have to see You!
-
2d agoEasily the best season of You so far. Fewer cutout targets and more real people, which makes it that much richer. To all of the people whining about all the "liberal propaganda", just go watch something else. And don't forget to get the jab!
-
2d agoVaccine propaganda and various other agendas pushed so of course the critics loved it. This season was so boring. The plot made no sense and now joe and love are killing random people for no reason whatsoever. Whoever wrote this garbage should be canned immediately. I should've known better than to watch a show from the streaming platform that brought us Cuties
-
2d agoWent from trying to be a decent show to pushing agendas that steal from the storytelling. F***ing awful season. Had to actually force myself to keep watching.
-
2d agoWhat a mess, be it, an entertaining mess at times but it falls way short of season one and even season two. Season one is the best by far, it was dark, creepy, hell even romantic at times, but the key element was that the writing was spot-on and the female lead, whom Joe was obsessed with , nailed her role. This season was all over the place and there were so many episodes that just lagged. The family drama between Joe and Love was cringeworthy at times. Joe's new obsession with the librarian just fell flat; I had no interest in her at all, there was very little to her character; that dynamic was so weak that it detracted from this season considerably. I felt as though the character of Joe went from being this dark, creepy, and even crafty guy that was the best of this character and then the writers/producers wanted to "rehabilitate" the image of Joe, thinking that Joe would have more appeal with the audience by giving him morale equivalencies to justify his immoral actions. Finally, I have to point out the idiotic liberal anecdotes that were clumsily slung into the writing. For example, when Love finds out that Cary brought a gun into their house she was so outraged , it was so immoral. This coming from the mommy serial killer( bad writing).
Verified