You season 4

You. (L-R) Ed Speleers as Rhys, Penn Badgley as Joe Goldberg in Photo: Netflix. This article contains spoilers for all of You season ...

[Creator Sera Gamble has hinted](https://www.vulture.com/article/you-season-4-who-is-the-killer-sera-gamble.html) that she and co-creator Greg Berlanti know where they want Joe to end up at the conclusion of the series, and it stands to reason that Netflix will give them the runway to get there. The only reason to root for his escape is to root for more You. In the last few beats of the season, we see the now purely evil version of Joe frame Nadia’s boyfriend for all the killings and then frame Nadia for the murder of her boyfriend. So while Kate is alive at the end of Season 4, she might not have very long to live. Nadia is too savvy to tell anyone about what she knows, so her status at the end of the season is pretty bleak. She has chosen to keep Joe by her side and has even paid good money to bring him back from the dead. The fact that we have to worry about the fate of SO MANY women in this show is very telling. In a creeptastic conclusion, we see Joe wander away to admire his reflection during an interview alongside the newly untouchable Kate — and, instead of Joe’s face, we see Rhys is in the glass, smiling back. The beta blockers slowed down her heart enough so that Joe thought she was dead, and dropped her in a park so her body could be found. It’s to the show’s credit that I didn’t really guess that Rhys was actually Joe for the first half of the season, but I did have some questions. While Love wasn’t completely innocent herself, she also appears in a sequence with Beck, who has been relentlessly haunting Joe since he killed her at the end of Season 1. For example, why did Rhys say he had to intervene to save Joe when Joe had already disarmed Roald during his attempt at playing the most dangerous game in the woods of Hampshire House?

Well, there you have it. He's done it again. Four seasons down and Penn Badgely's obsessive serial killer Joe Goldberg continues to trot the globe without so ...

And by 'help' he means that he's killed Eddie, planted the evidence in Nadia's house, and spun his own crimes in such a way that it looks as though Nadia killed Eddie after finding out that he killed Rhys. Like clockwork, Joe finds Marienne and puts her body on the park bench. He fears for Kate and what he's capable of doing to her, as he's done to all his other He's a powerful man now, thanks to Kate and her dead dad money. Things were getting a little repetitive and this switches it up completely. But given Marienne doesn't want the police involved because she fears Joe will escape and come after her again (did we all scream at our TV here?), they come up with something a little more creative. Nadia switches out the drugs Joe gave Marienne for beta-blockers, which can basically slow your heart rate down to the point where you appear to be dead. As usual, though, Joe is in the clear because Kate has had the evidence wiped. But it wasn't long before the bodies started piling up, as a new serial killer hellbent on luring Joe back over to the dark side (as if he ever needed luring) was killing off his new posh pals one by one... But like the good man he is, Joe decides to leave Marienne's body on a park bench rather than bury her so that her daughter can get the closure she deserves. Thankfully for Joe, he wakes up alive and well in hospital. Four seasons down and Penn Badgely's obsessive serial killer Joe Goldberg continues to trot the globe without so much as a scratch, arrest, or an ounce of justice to show for his heinous crimes.

You season 4, part 2 is officially here, and it's crystal clear that Joe Goldberg is up to his old tricks. ICYMI: the murderous stalker fakes his death in ...

The screen fades to black, and viewers later discover that Joe has moved to New York City with Kate, who inherited all of her father's money and influential status in the wake of his death. The murderous killer had already planted evidence connecting Edward to Rhys' murder and left proof connecting Nadia to Edward's murder in her apartment before calling the police. Kate uses her newfound power to help Joe return to the US with a clean slate. Unfortunately for Rhys, he suffered the IRL consequences of accidentally becoming one of Joe's fixations, and he was subsequently killed. His connection to Kate led him to her father's airport hangar in the final episode, where he sought revenge for his mistreatment of Kate. After Marienne's ex was killed in a robbery gone wrong, Love revealed that it was Joe who had killed Ryan and urged Marienne to take her daughter and leave before she was killed. Now that Joe is back to his old tricks, there's no telling what havoc he'll wreak in New York City in You season five. She gives her beta blocker pills to decrease her heart rate activity in an attempt to make Joe believe that she had committed suicide. He later woke up in a hospital bed with Kate at his side and appeared to come clean about the crimes he committed. He came up lucky when he notices one of her paintings in a park in Paris. Before settling down in London, Joe travels to Paris and "coincidentally" stumbles across Marienne, who was one of his past victims. Joe plans to turn over a new leaf with a new identity as a university professor named Jonathan Moore, but since this is You and it's Joe we're talking about, one can only guess that there would be a murderous trail left behind.

You season four part two picks up after the murderous, hopeless romantic Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) discovers exactly who has been stalking him: You's take on ...

Lockwood is supposed to be a threatening Rupert Murdoch type but the writing is just too bad and Kinnear is just too cuddly (seriously, who cast him?!) to pull it off. It is certainly You’s most ambitious season yet, but the show is at its best when it’s following some overly sincere bookworm weirdo around a city as he obsesses over women and reluctantly kills people in the name of love. Joe spends much of his time on screen grappling with “the darkness within”, but this time the show takes it in such a literal direction that it becomes genuinely laughable.

Based on Caroline Kepnes' best-selling novel, the series follows Joe Goldberg, played by Penn Badgley, a dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man who ...

You Season 4 Part 2 premieres in 12 hours!" Now, his future depends on identifying and stopping whoever’s targeting his new friend group of uber-wealthy socialites..." Charlotte Ritchie, Adam James, Ed Speelers, and Tilly Keeper star alongside Penn in the new season. The second part of You lands on Netflix on Thursday, March 9 in the UK. You season 4 part 2 UK release date You season 4 part 2 is officially here.

The first five episodes felt like Joe and the show were holding back — and, possibly even worse, attempting to give Joe Goldberg some sort of redemption arc. It ...

I'd posit that people who watch the season as a whole will enjoy it more than those who had to wait a month to learn what the season was actually about. He's a highlight of the season, and not just because of Kinnear, but because of what he represents for Joe. It has that wild energy that Part 1 was in need of, the spark that makes You work. Joe goes on a journey as far as character development in Part 2; that journey, and where Joe ends up, points to a real plan for the series. Even the Episode 5 reveal that the "Eat the Rich" killer, and Joe's very own stalker, was mayoral candidate and man of the people Rhys Montrose ( [Ed Speleers](https://www.tvguide.com/celebrities/ed-speleers/credits/3030343007/)) was a little deflating, since Rhys seemed like the most obvious suspect. Their chemistry is what really makes the whole thing work, and their relationship only becomes more twisted and interesting to watch as the season hurtles toward its conclusion. The Rhys he's been speaking to all this time isn't the real Rhys but a figment of Joe's imagination post-psychotic break. Part 1 feels like an entirely different show on its own than it does once you understand the season as a whole, and in splitting up the two parts, some momentum was lost. [Tati Gabrielle](https://www.tvguide.com/celebrities/tati-gabrielle/3030850941/)), in London, kindly let her go as a way to show her that he'd changed — that she'd changed him — and then take on an assumed identity, Jonathan Moore, a literature professor at a university in the city. [Greg Kinnear](https://www.tvguide.com/celebrities/greg-kinnear/3030386437/) — yep, you read that right). It was a hoot (in the way You is always a sick, twisted hoot), but it didn't feel like it was leveling up the series in any way. The first five episodes felt like Joe and the show were holding back — and, possibly even worse, attempting to give Joe Goldberg some sort of redemption arc.

Here's an explanation of 'You' season 4 part 2's ending, including where Nadia ended up, what happened to Marienne, and why Joe jumped off the bridge.

And then you also have Rhys, which is a fun way to make literal the metaphor of the inner child or the ego." The Rhys Joe was talking to was a figment of his imagination. "And you realize this whole thing is almost this romanticized version of him. [You](https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/tv/you-season-4-part-2-news-date-cast/) [ season 4 part 2](https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/tv/you-season-4-part-2-news-date-cast/) even though it's been out for literally one day and you're coming here to try to figure out what the heck you just watched? That feels like it'll come back to bite Joe eventually, but we'll see. Thankfully, you're among friends, and we're here to discuss the wild, wild twist at the end of this season, because truly WHO saw that coming?

'You' season 4 part 2 revealed the real identity of the Eat the Rich Killer and the fate of Joe Goldberg — all the details.

“It’s like we can dig in and not worry about having a perfectly protected stance, because at the end of the day, Joe is [an unreliable narrator and a despicable human being](https://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/pictures/penn-badgleys-quotes-about-joe-goldbergs-ending-on-you/).” [we had been talking about for a couple of seasons](https://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/pictures/you-season-4-everything-we-know/),” she said. So to me, Joe is, like, he’s a many-sided die. “Joe is a perfect device because you can delve into something, but you always have the safety cord or the safety net of, ‘Yeah, but he’s a hypocrite.’ We are all exploring something earnestly, I think. “Greg would point out that the pressure on him only gets greater the more he runs and tries to start over. In addition to being unmasked as the killer of every person who died in season 4 part 1, You also gave fans a second surprise: Marienne (Tati Gabrielle) never escaped at all. So, in a way, I really like that,” he told “And if we forget that and get lured in by his unreliable narration and think we’re actually in a story about a man who’s trying to change and trying to fall in love and trying to find somebody, well then we’re too much under Joe’s spell. [Charlotte Ritchie](https://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/news/penn-badgley-filmed-less-you-intimacy-scenes-due-to-marriage/)). It’s not him. It’s You. And that’s good on one hand, because it means we’ve made this thing in a compelling enough way that that’s what it does.

The serial killer series returned with Joe Goldberg attempting to expose the prospective mayor.

[Learn more](https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/science-technology/1078812/Daily-Express-Information-on-Affiliate-links) [You](/latest/you-on-netflix) season four is back on [Netflix](/latest/netflix) and part two focused on Jonathan Moore's (played by Penn Badgley) redemption path. He was hoping to frame Eddie for killing Rhys and asked Nadia to explain this to the police. Kate was by his bedside and Joe confessed to her he had killed people and told her his real name. However, things took a dark turn when it was revealed Rhys Montrose (Ed Speleers) was not who viewers thought he was. Earlier in the season it had been revealed the Rhys Montrose Joe had met was in fact a figure of his imagination. Joe believed this would be his final act of 'good will' before he died as he was determined to end his life.

We thought he was on the path to redemption in part one, then bam! Psychopath Joe is back in the building.

But this choice, this character decision to have Joe embrace his inner demon seems -- perversely -- to be a wise one. Maybe season 5 will see Joe master his killing instinct and use it only on the deserving, Dexter-style. He jumps off the side of a bridge in an attempt to end Rhys and his own evil doings. But then season 4 showed Joe -- and us -- the truth. Kate promises she can accept all of him -- both his Joe side and his Rhys side -- and makes a proposition: She'll help him stay "good" as long as he reciprocates and helps her stay "good." Given that Joe usually disappears into long pauses in conversations (when he's telling us in voiceover what his real opinion of people is), the Rhys hallucination is kind of a plausible Joe thing to make up.

Penn Badgley is back as the delusional serial killer Joe Goldberg, or I should say Professor Jonathan Moore? When we last left him he had just survived ...

Kate’s wealthy, powerful and controlling father Tom Lockwood (Greg Kinnear) joins the season, throwing another spanner in the works for Joe. It’s hard not to give too much away, as the plot features so many twists and turns it’ll leave you dizzy. [Penn Badgley](/news/people/who-is-penn-badgley-dating-is-you-actor-married-wife-domino-kirke-date-blake-lively-4014060) is back as the delusional serial killer Joe Goldberg, or I should say Professor Jonathan Moore?

Netflix's You season 4 sees Tati Gabrielle's character Marienne return. Speaking to RadioTimes.com, she reveals what her reaction was to the plot twist.

Meet the You season 4 star behind Rhys Montrose](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-ed-speleers-rhys/) [You season 4 location guide: Where was the Netflix thriller filmed?](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-netflix-location-guide/) [You star on season 4: ‘It’s timely and important – but also fun'](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-lukas-gage-timely-exclusive-newsupdate/) For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to [The Radio Times Podcast](https://www.radiotimes.com/audio/podcasts/). Meet the You season 4 star behind Adam](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-lukas-gage-adam/) [Who is Ed Speleers? Meet the You season 4 star behind Lady Phoebe](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/tilly-keeper-you-season-4-lady-phoebe-age-instagram/) [Who is Lukas Gage? Meet the You season 4 star behind Kate](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/charlotte-ritchie-you-kate-age-instagram/) [Who is Tilly Keeper? Date and time](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-part-2-netflix-release-date/) [You star Penn Badgley on big twist and message behind season 4 part 2](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-twist-penn-badgley-exclusive-newsupdate/) [Who is the ‘Eat the Rich’ killer in You season 4?](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-eat-the-rich-killer-explained/) [Who is Charlotte Ritchie? [Netflix](https://www.netflix.com/title/80211991) now. [Charlotte Ritchie](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/charlotte-ritchie-you-season-4-role-exclusive-newsupdate/)) is similarly as quick-witted and smart as Marienne, could the pair team up to take down Joe? [part 1](https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/you-season-4-part-1-ending-explained/), Marienne had actually been kidnapped by Joe and was locked in *the* glass cage in a derelict London warehouse. But as is the way of this [Netflix](http://www.radiotimes.com/netflix) series, it was the exact opposite. The big icon of the show is that cage and I get to be in it? Joe leaves Marienne on a park bench and Nadia races back from the police station, armed with a syringe of drugs that get Marienne's heart rate back to normal.

[Ed. note: This will have spoilers for part 1.] A closeup of Rhys Montrose, wearing a black suit in front of a bookcase, ...

There is always a “You” that Joe is obsessing over, addressing in his thoughts, building a whole imaginary identity around a person he watches from afar and up close, never really accepting the real person in front of him over the version he created. This traps Joe as a pawn in a cat-and-mouse game between Rhys and his girlfriend’s father, as each wants Joe to kill the other. Two episodes into part 2, this season of You gets turned on its head when Joe arrives to kill Rhys Montrose and discovers he has no idea who Joe is. Instead, he settles for attempting to murder him by trapping him in a cellar set ablaze, which Joe survives — only to find that his new nemesis is running for mayor, and he might be the only person who knows the truth about him. Given his considerable resources, he also knows that Joe is not Jonathan Moore, and suspects his spotty history with dead women means that Joe is, in fact, a killer. While this sort of thing could conceivably lead somewhere good, it’s also a premise that could undo the show’s careful work to not overly empathize with or justify Joe, even as it remains firmly rooted in his perspective.

Spoilers below. After assuming a new identity as a college professor named Jonathan Moore, Joe Goldberg finds himself at the center of a murder mystery in ...

If she can get to the bottom of a mystery like Joe Goldberg, she's certainly smart enough to manifest her own release from prison. Nadia joins the ranks of women who are well aware of Joe Goldberg's proclivities. To her horror, he has murdered Edward and made sure that Nadia is the number one suspect. Handing her the knife that he used to kill her boyfriend, Joe tells Nadia, “There's going to be a box found in your bedroom by the police. Nadia might be locked up for a crime she didn't commit, but that doesn't mean she can't make an appearance in future seasons of You. They decide to go to Joe's apartment to look for evidence that he is the real Eat the Rich Killer, believing that he's likely kept souvenirs of his victims. Of all of the people in Jonathan Moore's life, Nadia is probably the most dangerous—because she's onto him. After finding an article about the death of Joe's first wife, Love, online, Nadia convinces Edward that Jonathan Moore is really Joe Goldberg. He even enlists the help of one of his literature students, Nadia (Amy-Leigh Hickman), to help him understand the mechanics of a whodunnit as he tries to uncover the identity of the the [Eat the Rich Killer](https://www.elle.com/culture/movies-tv/a42815779/you-season-4-eat-the-rich-killer-explained/) targeting London's elite. With the help of her boyfriend Edward, Nadia begins to investigate Jonathan. Nadia desperately wants to help Marienne, who forbids her from calling the police. As a young college student with a talent for solving murder mysteries, Nadia didn't mean to get dragged into any of Joe's messes.

You season 4 star Tati Gabrielle explains the challenge behind filming those big Marienne twists in part 2.

That was a huge challenge for me, but I guess still fun and still a blast in the way of that's what I live for as an actor, those kinds of challenges. But I was just trying to put that focus back into Marienne to really grasp what solitary confinement can do to somebody and what the stages of that devolvement, or that evolution, look like. I knew at the start of season three that I was going to be in season four, but I didn't know to what capacity yet. That got intense sometimes throughout the whole course of Marienne's journey from season three to season four. So I just sat outside for a while trying to calm down and just breathe and reground myself back into reality. I would love to see more for Marianne. [Joe revealed to be the killer](https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a43117800/you-season-4-theory-joe-rhys/) who terrorised London's snobby elite this season, he's also been keeping Marienne captive in one of his signature cages all this time. You're just putting yourself through a bunch of trauma that your body doesn't know is not real. Being able to trust myself and let go of my anxiety and insecurity like, "Oh my god, all of the attendance is on me. With all those [meta-jokes](https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a42842662/you-season-4-charlotte-ritchie-fourth-wall/) and surprise [golden showers](https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a42810528/you-season-4-golden-shower-kink-sex/) flying your way, that can be easy to forget at times. [Netflix's](https://www.digitalspy.com/netflix/) [You](https://www.digitalspy.com/you-netflix/) is trashy and fun with absurd plot points and [even wilder twists](https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a42976428/you-penn-badgley-season-4-ending/). But [You](https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a42810528/you-season-4-golden-shower-kink-sex/) is also a story about trauma and the lasting effects of abuse.

However, in the second half of the season, Joe's newfound frenemy Rhys Montrose reveals that he has kidnapped Marienne himself and has her locked up in a cage.

After Nadia finds her, the pair devise a plan to help Marienne escape, either by killing Joe or faking Marienne’s death. With the help of the imaginary Rhys, Joe finally remembers that he had locked up Marienne and rushes to where he had hidden her. Marienne Bellamy seemingly got off lightly in the first half of You season 4 but part 2 reveals what really happened to her and the danger she faces.

Originally released in 2018, the American psychological thriller - You - has released four seasons thus far, with a fifth expected to come sooner or later ...

He seems content in a new relationship and is no longer on the run from his past. Joe realizes his mistake when he kills the real Rhys in episode 7. 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.