After Love explained Joe, how she did everything she can in order for their relationship, Joe is irritated, disappointed, scared and ashamed. He hates Love at first and really wants to kill her(he didn't really want to kill Beck and Candace). But after Joe learns that he is going to be a father, he starts loving Love instantly(some might find dumb) because her being pregnant and him being father is one of his most important imaginations and he wants to do everything for it just like he wanted to do everything for Beck. The thing is he doesn't love Love anymore, he saw her true colours, he saw how they are the same which means Love is not what he imagined her to be(think about your dreams about your crush, she will disappoint you in real life compared to your dreams). Joe falls in love with someone without even knowing, without even actually looking at someone because he needed this love for all of his life. Joe doesn't love Love anymore because he didn't fall in love with a complex, guilty woman, he found a beautiful girl and fantasized about her. And the last scene shows how much Joe hates himself. Joe hates how similar he is to Love and doesn't like her because he doesn't like himself, he hates himself so much that he falls for the neighbour without even seeing her face. Some say they are disappointed and you must be disappointed this is what the show is aiming for. Joe is not someone to root for,Joe wants to meet someone perfect without even loving himself and after learning that they are not perfect, he loses his interest. He wants to be in control and he wants to kill Love when she takes control. He gets really nervous after he doesn't remember what he had done at night because he wants to be at control of everything and this is why he fails every time. The audience might have thought that Joe had changed after Love but how he met Love was still his choice, his stalking. And if you control everything, even a small discrepancy will make you lose your love.
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Oktay_Tuna28 December 2019
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mariamelkott27 December 2019I loved the first season. This season is a whole new level of creepy , addicting and shocking. Didn't see this coming. Can't wait for season 3!!!
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gokcencelikel28 December 2019I wasn't expecting this. I am shocked. I like this season more than the first one.
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alexxD-805-82845029 December 2019This is the first time I am making a review here, so you already know how thrilled I am about this. I was expecting a basic ending, foreseeable even. I don't wanna sound like a sociopath (cheers Joe) but I loved how Love became such a key character and also key to the whole story. It was just how I hoped it turns out, but didn't think the show had the guts to create what I was thinking. The ending leaves us hoping for season 3, and my theory is that neighbour is Joe's mother maybe? A lot to explore, anyway: Will, Ellie, perhaps even Joe's mother.
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ChristianWoolf29 December 2019Will (Joe) finally finds someone with whom he admits he connects (Love). They've basically are the same - did the same things for the ones they loved. Will considers himself to be the moralist wolf since he thinks he is a good person, but still he is the only one between the two who actually killed the innocent person they said they loved (Beck).
I've never seen a character like Love before. She's a murderer, but in the same type she's built to be trustful. She's written so well. And Joe says she's the only one she truly loved. Yet, in the final scene of the season, he suddently appears to look for the neighbor woman WHEN HE IS WITH THE WOMAN WITH WHOM HE CONNECTED THE MOST!
This absolutely makes no sense. Other than that, the season has been rather good with great acting from Victoria Pedretti and Penn Badgley. I believe that this should have ended without the last scene. This would have made sense for letting the show end this way. In case of a new season, I still think it makes no sense to create a new subplot when Joe has finally reached his goal. -
Joey_w728 December 2019This last episode shows how quickly Love looked ugly in Joe's eyes when he realized she was broken.
Had we followed the show from her perspective, we would have seen Joe as ugly as well, when it came to the point where it's revealed that he's a killer/broken.
Does this mean broken people cant be loved? seriously ! Wont ever be the same. -
izulcar-2740328 December 2019I need Season 3 right here right now. You're rock,, JOE
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mehdiscott2 January 2020Everything was perfect until the last scene , i thought joe finally reached his goal , he found his soulmate , and then the last scene took the perfect ending that i was expecting , all of that just to make a third season come on !
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RahulM0071 January 2020YOU Season 2 exceeds my expectations and is 10 times more suspenseful, dark and gritty as season 1.
Penn Badgely gives an Emmy worthy performance in this second outing of YOU which is loosely based on the Caroline Kepnes novel. To be candid, I adored his portrayal of the character more than last season. He fully embraced his character in season 2.
This season there were a handful of surprising twists and turns. There were more deaths in the second installment that made for an entertaining season of television. Every episode got me so psyched and intrigued for the next one. This show is truly a binge worthy show to watch.
I never suspected that Love Quinn would have a complete change in character and murder both Candace and Delilah. It is safe to say that Joe and Love are made for each other.
The twist at the end where Joe becomes obsessed with his neighbor is quite unpredictable and completely unprecedented. I genuinely thought that Joe and Love would be endgame. Now, it is finally clear to me that Joe needs to have an obsession with someone and is unworthy of Love. Apparently, he is only with Love because she bears his child.
To conclude, the season 2 finale knocks it out of the park and provides a stellar conclusion to the season, while also hinting at a possible season 3. I am quite enthused to find out what season 3 has in store. Who is Joe's neighbor? -
Tv-Addict199126 December 2019I Think With the Second Season we can Start to compare the Series to Dexter
I Think The 3. Season will be more like Dexter, would be ok for me......
I Watched The Second Season Today in One Go , it was great and good !
But There were also 1-2 Things that didnt convince me from the start, bugged me.....
But it was gread, i can imagine that he 3. Season will be much more like Dexter the beloved Series-Killer-Series
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Zaid_Khoury29 December 2019I knew it, i knew Love did it from the beginning. She had crazy eyes, she had that smile that shivered through my spine, did not trust her one bit. Joe, what a character, man can literally kill anyone and i'll be fine with it, he has reason and conviction. Not like love, she kills without remorse, she thinks she's protecting. Season 3 needs to come asap.
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busstofess9 March 2020I was shocked by the last couple of episodes and in a good way. She was just as sick as he is. I really enjoyed season 2, more than even the first season but that last scene spoiled what was such a great season for me. I wanted to see him change, especially after all the effort to try and be better in some way this whole season, only for him to go back to that loop all over again. I get it, he doesn't really love Love no more but to end with that scene? Seriously? I'm curious and still excited for season 3 but this ending could have been better
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zzazozyzz28 December 2019Everything was perfect until i saw the last scene why do they want to add another season they should end it here omg
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yk-763-31489328 July 2021Loved loved this episode and Victoria Pedretti should have gotten an Emmy for her performance in the beginning of this episode.
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All I wanted in this episode,heck,this season,I actually got.Believable characters,good pacing,a ton of questions about joe are answered and twists that make you question your intellect.Im in complete awe of this season.Cant wait for season 3.
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davidpones7 January 2020Couldn't believe the twist. So awesome dark season. Joe meets his match
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edicionccq9 January 2020I LOVE THIS SEASON.
It was very different than the first season but with the same structure. I would love to see Ellie again in S3. I love her.
I think this season show us how damaged is Joe and make us realize even more than the previous season how damaged we are. Because Joe is the bad guy, Love is the bad girl. Candace and Forty were the good guys after all this time, I mean, Yeah, Joe does some good things like stopping a predator like Henderson or killing an abuser like paco's stepdad. But he does all of this in a lot of bad ways and for the worst reasons. Meanwhile, Candace and Forty does bad things like drugs and cheating but they do it for a good reason, stop the real threat that is Joe.
BTW the last scene it was something that has to happen because 1. We need a third season 2. Joe isn't a good person, he doesn't love Love, he loves the idea of the baby and the family he could make with her. But he wants a perfect girl and his neighbor seems like the maniac pixie girl that Joe has been looking for. 3. This show can't end with a happy ending for Joe, he is the bad guy and he has to be punish for what he has done. I hope the next season to be the last because they can't do this kind of premise of Joe falling in love for a new girl every season.
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aboalhyjaa1 January 2020This show is sick. And i love sickens. The ending just made the way for another season and thats why i liked it.
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tariqzafar-1202014 January 2020The second season etches out really complex characters out of both the leads. As soon as Joe learns that Love is a mirror image of his he stops loving her as if what he had been doing all this while had been so worthy. There is the catch. In spite of them having done such brutal murders one just wishes if they can forget each other's misgivings and lead a happy life. On one hand Delilah is killed but on the other we only wish that Joe forgives Love and start all over again the same feeling we got during the first season. This season had some nice humour too especially by Forty. I had a good time hearing some of his funny witty dialogues and his weirdly funny actions.
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ankitdasofficial27 October 2020You Season 2 Episode 10
Review : In reviewing this episode, I would like to say that this episode is both extraordinary and extremely interesting, on the other hand, incomparable and extremely thrilling. Ultimately it is so difficult to prove who is guilty and who is innocent, I never thought of that. There are many good things in this episode that I have discussed below.
Acting : All the actors and actresses have performed exceptionally well. In any small character or in a big character, in a short time or in a long term character, all the actors-actresses have performed their own performances with him enough.
Direction : The director has done a good job of management. He has tried to make all the actors and actresses do BF good and perfect work. Personally, I think the director has been successful in his work.
Story and Dialogue : Talking about the story, it must be said that the story of this episode is extraordinary, incomparable and admirable. I would like to say to the storytellers that the storytellers have written the story in a good enough way with enough intelligence and in a very interesting way. The last few moments of the story are so remarkable that the mind is desperate to see the next season. Along with good story, good and high quality dialogue has been used in this episode. Some of the dialogues have really touched the mind.
Soundtrack and Background score : No soundtrack was used in this episode. This topic has been used for a fairly good background score.
Cinematography and Editing : Cinematography and editing are both good enough. Both the cinematographer and the editor have done quite well. Personally, I would like to thank the cinematographer rating and the editorial team for giving us the opportunity to watch and watch such a beautiful and off-the-shelf episode.
Other Departments : Lighting, makeup, vfx, set, location, sound designing and recording are all good enough and commendable. On my behalf, I would like to thank the people involved in all this work.
Overall Episode : Judging from all aspects and using my own intelligence I gave this episode ten out of ten stars.
When I review episodes, that review is based entirely on my own personal ideas. Seeing the episodes of any season of any series, I think I write it in the review. I know, maybe in my reviews I often write something bad, like the writers didn't write the story well or the director didn't do well or the actors-actresses over-acted. But I don't use foul language or profanity in my reviews. If I unknowingly hurt someone in my review or if someone feels bad after reading my review, then I sincerely apologize to him.
I thank you for reading my review so patiently. -
hussainelectricwala1 January 2020Totally did not expect that twist. Loved it. Satisfied .
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BruceWayne331 October 2020There's so much drama in these last two episodes. Way too far fetched. This series is not as fun as the beginning, season 1 was better, season two got a little flat to me.
Then finncher (the cop) comes in and doesn't announce himself??!? He just guesses who is the bad guy and shoots ??? Garbage writing -
bombersflyup9 January 2020Turns out it's more like Lilah than Deb. I didn't buy this reveal of Love's true self and it all becomes a mess. How do you go from him strangling her to her saying she's pregnant, to them spending the rest of their life together. Forty's sudden attitude towards Joe seems forced as well and if he knew about Love like he said, then his actions make no sense. Finale should have been much better than this.
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arod_858 January 2020This was a good season. I did kind of saw the twist coming as Love appeared to be a little obsessive in the early episodes. There were times I almost wanted him to end up with Delilah as Love seemed a bit off. I think the episode, or Joe's entire story, is more complex and fascinating than many realize as it taps into how crazy Joe truly is. He has finally achieved a "happy ending" by being with the one that knows all his secrets and still accepts him with all his significant flaws. When Love came clean, I thought "well, now they can be together and have a really missed up happily ever after", but the opposite effect happened. Joe pulls back when he realizes that Love is equally as intense. Joe appears to completely be freaked out, or even disgusted by Love after she comes clean, almost like he is unaware of his own degree of crazy. Joe's character is cleverly written. For all episodes leading up to the ending of season 2, regardless of what he does, the viewers are still rooting and empathizing with him. Even though Beck and Candance did not do anything on the scale that Love did, you felt like Love truly loved him and you want to be happy that he finally found someone that would love Joe for Joe and do anything for him. In the last minute of season 2, Joe does something thatany would perceive as stupid but it's so impactful because you realize Joe is not an empathic individual, but you realize just how truly disturbed Joe is. You almost feel silly for rooting for Joe this entire time when you realize that he cannot stop his obsessive behavior that he is incapable of true love. He puts himself in these situations repeatedly. He needs the chaos to feel normal. A part of me wished the show would have ended with season 2 minus the last minute of the episode as it was a happy ending. However, I enjoy the show and I'm looking forward to season 3. Joe should probably look out because Love does not seem to be one you want to push to far!