Second half of the season ‘You’ gets its own trailer: new episodes soon on Netflix

Who the critically acclaimed Netflix series You (2018– ) closely follows, the first half of the season will undoubtedly have been looking forward to quickly over the past week. It will take another three weeks before the second half of the season will also be online, but Netflix has now posted a brand new trailer for the new episodes.

Enthusiastic reception

The first five episodes of the fourth season appeared on the streaming service on February 9, and last week we wrote that many viewers were excited about the continuation of the series. In the latest season, the deceptively charming Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) turns up in London, where he is assigned to teach at the university. Let his latest flame (and obsession) just now work for the same employer…

Confidential advisor

The story continues in the new trailer. One of the cast members featured prominently is Rhys Montrose (Ed Speleers). Joe searches London’s high society for a friend to share his darkest secrets with, but who can be trusted, and who can’t? “I think the best thing about love is that it gives you a second chance,” Joe says to accompany the new footage, but how far can he go in his newfound obsession with Kate (Charlotte Richie)?

Still ‘You’ via Netflix

Twist or brain twist?

By far the most striking moment in the trailer for the second half of the season comes at the end. Followers of the series know the fate of Joe’s former partner Love, but why is she suddenly waiting for him in the new images? Can we actually expect a big twist, or is this a brain twister on Joe’s part?

7.7 Watch on Netflix • ‘YOU’ is the story of Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley), an obsessive but brilliant New Yorker, who uses today’s technology to win the heart of Beck (Elizabeth Lail) despite her best friend’s suspicions Peach (Shay Mitchell).

The definitive answer to that question will have to wait until 9th of Marchbecause then the last five episodes of the fourth season will be online.

Beeld: Still ‘You’ via Netflix