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Penn Badgley unpacks the hidden meaning of Joe’s final words in YOU, and we all missed it
After five seasons, 23 murders, and enough instances of Stockholm syndrome to keep psychiatrists in work for years, Netflix’s YOU has come to a close with Joe Goldberg’s final incarceration. Penn Badgley, you are now finally off the hook.
Penn Badgley "Fought to Be as Naked as Possible" in You’s Explosive Season 5 Finale—Here’s Why
If you're anything like us, you have been *locked in* to You 's final season. The culmination of the serial killer thriller sees anti-hero Joe Goldberg ( Penn Badgley) embarking on a new life as the husband to Kate Lockwood, a former art dealer who's sooo filthy rich that Joe is able to reclaim his real identity and return to NYC.
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Joe Goldberg’s Last Words In ‘You’ Deliver A Brutal Reality CheckJoe Goldberg’s blood-splattered journey in ‘You’ has come to an end. No, he didn’t end up in a shallow grave or go up in ...
Showrunners Michael Foley and Justin Lo speak to CNN about the end of Netflix’s soapy psychological thriller series “You” and ...
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Penn Badgley’s dark and haunting portrayal of Joe Goldberg officially concluded with the fifth and final season of You. Over ...
The actor spoke to The Times about the finale of 'You,' and what it was like to let go of his character Joe, a delusional, ...
Joe's inner monologue in "You" manipulates viewers into empathizing with a man locked in a cycle of violence and control.
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