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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.
He might have started as the boy next door, Dan Humphrey, in Gossip Girl, but in 2025, Penn Badgley is largely known for one ...
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 ...
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'You' showrunners share alternate endings for Penn Badgley's Joe GoldbergStill, there were some alternate endings that didn't make the cut and in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, we find ...
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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