‘You’ brought Joe Goldberg’s story to a fitting conclusion. The showrunners explain why he got what he deserved

7 Addictive Netflix Shows to Watch After You

“You” is over, but there are plenty of murderous shows with morally questionable characters yet to be binged on Netflix. The hit Lifetime-turned-Netflix series wrapped up its five-season story recently leaving many fans with a Joe Goldberg-sized hole in their life. Fear not, the streaming giant has plenty of options for a new bloody binge to soak up the “You”-less hours of the day. These are seven shows available on Netflix to watch after “You.”…

“You’s” Ending Was Literally The Only Possible Conclusion For Joe Goldberg — And Penn Badgley Has Been Telling Us For Years

I mean, what did you actually think was going to happen?View Entire Post ›

A Conversation Between Someone Who Loved 'You' Season 5 & Someone Who Loathed It

Warning: Spoilers below. Oh, You. It’s hard to narrow down the most memorable moments of Netflix’s creepy but sometimes sexy (but mostly very creepy) thriller series starring Penn Badgley as Joe Goldberg, a murderous Dan Humphrey variant, which dropped its fifth and final season last week. Perhaps all the varying instances of Joe masturbating in some public place or another? Maybe the moment in season 2 when Joe stares into the face of the femal…

'You' star Penn Badgley reveals 'interesting' similarity with hit show 'Gossip Girl'

Penn Badgley, while giving a tour of the "You" set to Architectural Digest, revealed the Netflix show used the same stages as "Gossip Girl."

You actor Madeline Brewer had 'very uncomfortable' sex scene with Penn Badgley while filming new series

Madeline Brewer played the final 'You', Bronte, opposite Penn Badgley in the final series of Netflix's hit show

Penn Badgley on 'Playing Boys Who've Been Getting a Free Pass for 30 Years'

"I've been playing boys who've been getting a free pass for 30 years," Penn Badgley tells Newsweek about Netflix's You.