Oh look, it’s … YOU!
Season 3 of the psychological crime thriller, “You,” officially has a release date AND a new plotline.
Penn Badgley, who plays the complicated, yet oh so attractive serial killer, Joe Goldberg, in the hit Netflix series, is officially back.
The streaming platform released a first look at season three on Monday, August 30.
The minute-and-a-half-long teaser revealed some very important information, such as the release date for season three.
Hang on to your girdle Myrtle, because Joe and Love will be gracing our TVs in just two months.
Hey You!
“You” season 3 will hit Netflix on October 15 and it will see Joe and Love raising their first child together.
Of course, season two ended on a cliffhanger!
As fans of the show know, the last episode of season two saw Joe and a pregnant Love moving into a house in the suburbs. Badgley’s character takes an interest in the neighbor who fans get a glimpse of her through a hole in the fence.
It’s unclear if Joe begins stalking her, but from the teaser trailer AND new stills, it appears the couple is up to no good.
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Badgley can be heard narrating the teaser trailer as his character, Joe, saying, “People these days will name their kid anything to get attention.”
Fans can see a white cake being made and in red icing, it says, “Welcome Baby.”
“And despite your mother’s background and your Glamma’s determination to refer to you as forty reincarnated, I know better,” he says. “A boy is not what we expected and I would be lying if I said the thought of a mini-me was surely exciting and not without challenges.”
Joe then reveals his hopes for his little boy.
“I’m hoping you do as I say and not as I do. But for you, I can change. I’ll be a man you look up to. A man you will be proud to call dad. So, what to call you? A name that’s strong but not intimidating. Classic but not basic. Literary of course, because you’ll grow up in a house full of books,” he says.
It is revealed the baby’s name is Henry.
The teaser ends with Joe ominously saying, “Who will YOU become, Henry?”
We shall wait with bated breath to find out that answer, so mark your calendars for October 15… YOU!
