Thriller fans have an embarrassment of riches of shows that have achieved icon status, and one Netflix series deserves to be ...

Joe Goldberg's final scene in You season 5 delivers a perfect ending to the Netflix series, and it highlights two major themes of the show with its double meaning. You season 5 is a return to form ...

Netflix’s You delivers a superb ending as Season 5 draws the curtain on the show after seven years. The series finale seals the fate of the obsessive serial killer Joe Goldberg with one last ...

For reference, You, which is based on Caroline Kepnes’s book of the same name, first premiered back in 2018, and over the years, Joe has racked up a kill count of 24: 18 men and six women.

In the actual ending of ‘ You ‘ season 5, Joe finally gets what fans have been begging for: consequences. After seasons of slashing his way through Manhattanites and suburbanites alike, Joe ...

(CNN) — It was only fitting that Joe Goldberg, the twisted central character in Netflix’s soapy psychological thriller series “You” starring Penn Badgley, would get what he had coming at ...

Joe 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 flames and become ash like many of his victims; instead, his story ...

Key Points Netflix's satirical thriller You wrapped its five-season run this week. Penn Badgley's Joe Goldberg wound up in a prison cell (after having his penis shot off) in the series finale.

Across the five seasons, Joe, played by Penn Badgley, has racked up a staggering kill count of 23: 18 men and five women. Over the years, we have watched Joe stalk and manipulate women into being in a ...

Joe Goldberg was never going to be the problem — at least, not according to Joe Goldberg. In You 's final season, the man who has killed just about every woman he has ever claimed to love ...

No. After a successful five-season run, Joe Goldberg's journey on "You," which premiered in September 2018 (on Lifetime before it moved to Netflix), has come to an end.

“You” Season 1 introduced us to Joe Goldberg, the ever-swooning, always murdering nightmare boyfriend, who stalked the streets of NYC. In Season 2, we followed him to Los Angeles, where he ...