YOU Season 3 Review

[@BrainPilot]

Who's been your favourite love interest? Beck, Love or Marianne? Comment below!

[@ge0rgialiv]

Deffo Love. But think the season w/ Beck was the best season

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

tbh, his relationship with Marianne was the most genuine one. Beck was childish and wishy washy. Love was a psycho. He seemed to naturally click with Marianne and I think since she had a kid he probably would've never harmed her.

[@ashleysalas3318]

Love

[@drfifteenmd7561]

@@ge0rgialiv Beck was the least interesting and least likable. I was rooting for her death. The first season only set up Joe as the psycho he truly is.

[@drfifteenmd7561]

Love.

[@BoostedGamer]

Victoria's performance this season was amazing. The range this woman has.

[@BrainPilot]

Incredible!

[@tonicaulfield294]

god she's such a great character, no? i'm sad that she died cause we don't get to see her anymore but at the same time it felt like a good enough, sensible ending to make up for it.

[@herschelschueler]

I loved to hate love towards the end of this season.

[@progressivelife841]

Who's Victoria ?

[@BoostedGamer]

@@progressivelife841 the actress who plays love

[@kredivinity2486]

Hated sherry for like 4 episodes, by the end of the season she was my favorite character 😭

[@MB-wq3xp]

Same

[@CharmPhear]

YES

[@SS-or5iv]

She was annoying but SO funny. The whole "Natalie was my friend", "I don't give my kids fruit!!", "God is good, she is good". And the way she was acting with Love to get her confidence in the cage... she was too funny! haha

[@nnzulu7684]

Me too

[@kiashaw]

@@SS-or5iv and when she shot her husband I cracked up! 😂😂😂

[@alexman378]

I think that the end of the season solidifies that Joe is way beyond saving. He’ll never be happy with anyone because he has his idea of happily ever after, but doesn’t know how to handle what comes next.

[@orangemittai9251]

He never loved Love and Love made it really hard to stay with her.

[@judityrezendes7244]

@samer clash He’s never gonna be happy because he doesn’t want normal, at the end of the day, he wants something that doesn’t exist. He’s mentally distributed and wants to control every aspect of his lover’s life meanwhile when he manages to do that, he gets bored.

[@ellicel]

I completely agree. Adding a second killer was very interesting, but also allowed Joe some genuine “good guy” moments - like letting Theo live. That’s a little dangerous because by the end the audience is rooting for him to win against Love even though him getting away means he’s free to take more innocent lives. He’s not going to have an epiphany and turn himself in; he’s going to keep killing. I think it’s important to keep a focus on how evil he is so that when he is finally stopped it won’t feel like your guy lost, but that justice was done.

[@alexman378]

@@ellicel Yeah, but Joe has shown a clear pattern; he’s not attacking people indiscriminately, only if they get in the way. Theo wasn’t in his way, nor was he a threat to him since he was about to pin everything on Love and fake his own death, and he clearly didn’t care at all for Love by that point, so her cheating on him with Theo wasn’t an issue with him. Love is more impulsive because she always had a safety net with the family fixer taking care of everything, so she never really had to plan things through.

[@alecbona4549]

I was thinking something similar. It became very obvious that Joe is always looking for "the next big thing" which in his case means looking for someone he thinks will make him happy that ultimately doesn't. He has this idea in his head but once he gets what he wants it doesn't quite measure up. And that's always gonna be his problem. It's also quite obvious he has borderline personality disorder. Love, at least to me, was just your garden variety psychopath with little to no regard for anyone but herself. One could easily argue that Joe acts out of self preservation as well but it feels different with him

[@John_shepard]

Love was basically how joe acted in season one. Naive and emotional. He’s such a hypocrite 😂 he can’t stand to see others act like him as he has “his reasons”. He doesn’t want to be saved rather the savior which stems from abandonment as a child. He doesn’t know how to accept someone going out of there way like love did for him.

[@diegoalvarez64]

The difference is now they had their kid on the line so they couldnt be naive and impulsive anymore, plus he did his dammnest to be a good father and husband the first few episodes of the season

[@farahgaston8883]

Idk Love just went off the rails this season. 🤔 Joe was working so hard to be different this season… you can tell by the fact that he ignored Natalie’s advances.

[@diegoalvarez64]

@@farahgaston8883 yeah thats what im saying, nobody seems to notice

[@gratefulblessed4447]

@@diegoalvarez64 agreed its irrating. Joe had to keep cleaning loves mess.

[@diegoalvarez64]

@@gratefulblessed4447 Yeah andpeople keep defending Love

[@drfifteenmd7561]

I was so happy when Cary and Sherry made it.

[@Philip7710]

Why? The whole season i wanted nothing more than for sheri to bite it

[@Filotus]

I wanted Sherry to die the moment I saw her, but she became so lovable over time and towards the end, lol.

[@BrainPilot]

Yeah same - I wasn't a huge fan of them at the start but by the end i'm glad they got through it. I think it's because they became humanised in the cage, something we didn't really see throughout the first 7/8 episodes!

[@katybee3891]

@@Filotus why? What’s wrong with her looks? Why would you want someone to die instantly after looking at them? Is it because of how joe introduced her?

[@Filotus]

@@katybee3891 Her personality was annoying as hell.

[@Filotus]

Season 3 was a necessary sacrifice so that Season 4 can blow our minds with its openness.

[@nataliagarofalo626]

I thought s3 was good

[@markroyds23]

It was okay. Seemed a little all over the place to me. A little to much going on. Shame about the end 😕

[@thvstan9258]

I liked it better than season 2

[@ellispiper6313]

@@markroyds23 I agree. I liked it, but the season bit off more than it could chew. There were too many side stories and arcs. Still, I don't watch it for a tight realistic narrative, I watch this show for the entertainment, and this season was entertaining as hell.

[@Filotus]

I actually enjoyed this season. It explored a lot more psychologically.

[@jokertaylor6492]

After all, it all stems from his childhood. And there’s a pattern in all of 3 seasons. At the end of each season, Joe always manages to save a kid. Paco, Ellie and now Henry. This couldn’t be just a coincidence.

[@rosemarytf]

I wish it made sense though. I feel like it’s just Netflix’s way of trying to redeem a part of him to the audience so that they like him enough to watch the next season. As a character in the book, Joe doesn’t have that quality, Paco didn’t even exist. He was strictly a creepy murderer. Lol

[@jokertaylor6492]

@@rosemarytf you have a point, I also think it’s just a way to make him feel better about himself cuz he only “saved” the kids after he’s done something seriously wrong but how the one being saved is always kids keeps me thinking.

[@dylanroenna4284]

he didnt even save the kid in the first book which was written far before these seasons came out

[@djunior874]

He also saved Theo - who is kind of a "kid"

[@progressivelife841]

he ruined Henry, if he wanted to save him he would of escaped with him !!

[@bengackl9377]

cary and sherry became the hero’s of the show in one episode

[@montequejuarez2732]

Is it just me or is anybody sad that Love died and probably isn’t coming back?

[@elijahrinehart]

They were perfect for each other I’m very sad

[@ashley-ww1rx]

How would she come back if she's dead

[@elijahrinehart]

@@ashley-ww1rx probably in flashbacks or visions for sure

[@xxfiza.]

Yes. And I dislike that she was painted as "more crazy" even though he's a raging maniac. Classic lol

[@zantos4853]

@@xxfiza. She is also a raging manic and way more impulsive than Joe. So what is your point? And how is that classic?

[@amaris5145]

This show is crazy! Man I fucking love it wish it was longer. See y’all in season 4!

[@BrainPilot]

See you in Season 4! 👋

[@novkalp21185]

So true man!!

[@amaris5145]

@@novkalp21185 I don’t believe for one second he killed love all the way the bitch is too crazy she would definitely be back😂😂

[@narcis_ist]

@@amaris5145 he killed love, the dosage was too high

[@amaris5145]

@@narcis_ist didn’t see him bury the body!

[@TrueHeroAriel]

I feel like Joe needs a rival. At this point he is never in danger or challenged

[@djunior874]

They flirted with that idea in the form of Ryan Goodwin, but it didn't go far.

[@progressivelife841]

Its shocking, he just gets away with it and never gets pulled in by cops at all.

[@TrueHeroAriel]

@@djunior874 my point exactly it was so good but it ended so quickly

[@rickgrimes4018]

Seems you skipped season 2

[@MySingingBowgartMSM]

I believe his rival is ultimately himself

[@alisalander]

They always say "if we don't see the body, they're alive" and I know that technically we do see Love's body here, but it's done in such a way that, if they wanted to bring her back at some point, I think they could. Honestly, I was ready to see her take over the show as the new narrator, especially after they teased her inner monologue on the episode she has talking to Forty. But obviously the last three episodes had her turn "too psychotic" for people to root for. But the fact that she was such a great character made it that much more powerful to see her die (if she actually did die).

[@danharpersberger4128]

I agree, but why do you think she didn't die?

[@alisalander]

@@danharpersberger4128 ok, so: 1. She says that she knows him better than anyone several times this season, and she DOES know him. When Joe was having sex with Sherry, Love realized THE SECOND he started thinking about someone else. It makes sense to think that she realized he knew about her plan. 2. She doesn't trust him. She says that the only reason she's alive is because of Henry and, even when they are happy, she hides a key in the cage. If that's how much she trusts him even when they are working together and improving...it makes sense to think that by the end she must have known he was thinking about killing her, so she might have taken adrenaline just in case. 3. We don't see the flames reach her. We see the oven and kitchen tops on fire, but when the scene ends the fire is not touching her body. It would have been so powerful and sad to see a moment of her body in the middle of the fire, but somehow they decided not to show us? (and here's where the whole "if we don't see the body, they're not dead" comes into play) 4. Joe says the found the remains of two bodies...but we know they should have found the remains of three! Love's body, Joe's toes and Natalie's teeth. The toes and teeth are not gonna move by themselves, so if they really only found the remains of two bodies, then Love must have left. Only possible explanation.

[@ames3991]

Love's story in the last few episodes made more sense than Joe's return to his next obsession. Was really a tease when he realized for a split second that his Marianne obsession is just a pattern. Regardless it was a good turn to make the audience feel for Love's death after Joe's manipulation. They were a power psycho couple.

[@justjaxie]

I absolutely loved Love even more this season. Now that you say it, it's really exciting thinking she might come back. Joe doesn't have a perfect record making sure his ex's are dead. [Candace]

[@BG33917]

She was psychotic the whole season if u really pay attention to how she acted

[@TheMilkshakeuk]

I really hope they bring “Love” back in season 4, she’s the best performer through out the series hands down - honestly amazing performance.

[@ChowingChow]

YES same! She is my favourite character in YOU

[@djunior874]

How? She deeaad

[@TheMilkshakeuk]

D Junior lots of plot twists - you will enjoy it

[@aeonwinter2579]

I'd take a dexter style memory ghost love getting in the way of his next "you"

[@eduardochavacano]

oh please, get over it. The show is called You and not US or They.

[@tfittread8907]

Sherri was so hilarious.

[@rebekahjackson5996]

Okay so let's do it.. First off I'm mad love "died" because let's be real the ONLY time she kills is for and because of Joe. Number 2 I don't think Love is dead. She's said over and over again that "I know you Joe" Meaning she knew Joe would have a counter plan meaning she probably would have too. Number 2 the continuous close ups on her dead body repeatedly.. They've never done that for any other person throughout the seasons and 3. I believe Love will come back, married happy while Joe will still be alone and want Love back which will bring him to his crazy stalkish self for her... Season 4

[@lucifer3201]

she’ll probably only come back as one of Joe’s hallucinations.

[@nataliagarofalo626]

I mean maybe but she is most likely dead because of Joe's narration after that said she became the "ms.lovette" of Madre linda and was more famous the Guinevere beck. Meaning that she too has probably died. I think we will see her in flashbacks tho

[@marieesedebe7590]

So you’re saying Love killing the anti vaxxer guy and almost killing Theo was because of Joe?

[@rebekahjackson5996]

@@marieesedebe7590 she tried to kill Theo because he found out abt Joe no? And also the Gil killed himself. Yes she put him a predicament to do so but still. He killed himself

[@marieesedebe7590]

@@rebekahjackson5996 I feel like everything she did was because she thought she was trying to convince herself she was helping Joe but that is not his fault-he didn’t make her crazy which they proved when they talked ab her killing her ex. And Gil very much did not kill himself-someone shouldn’t be afraid to stand up for what they believe in no matter how stupid in fear that they might get beat with a rolling pin. At most, she could’ve filed a case against him or something.

[@LoveDontJudge123]

I actually really liked season 3, although we didn't see as much of Joe's normal behaviour I think it was quite refreshing because it gave a bit of an insight into domestic psychological abuse, along with them both just being entirely toxic to each other. I liked that they showed some reality into what it's like to be a new parent as well. I think it was necessary for season 3 to be different, as Joe is in a different situation, not just being a husband but also married to a psychotic, delusional women who is capable of killing him. If he had acted the same was as season 1 and 2 I would have found it sososo boring tbh

[@Jamaal.R.]

Initially I hated that Joe always saw himself as less of a monster than Love. But Love kind of proved herself to be more of a psycho than him 😂 she was impulsive and reckless all season. She deserved her fate!

[@mariaclara9145]

I mean they are both psychos,the only difference is that Love is obsessed and 100% dedicated to the idea of Joe. We can hear Joe thoughts through the entire show that's why we humanized him more than her.

[@lezimo5407]

@@mariaclara9145 did you watch the show? She cheated on Joe multiple times and even was the first to stop “liking” him. Joe was not better, but atleast he divorced her at the end instead of doing what Love did.

[@womanonearth7bil41]

@@lezimo5407 what love did? Cheat? He cheated too right? With Marienne.

[@lezimo5407]

@@womanonearth7bil41 Yes but only after he realised that Love is not a good mother and a wife.

[@womanonearth7bil41]

@@lezimo5407 he wasn't a good father and husband.

[@justcallmeD90]

I loved this show did the same watched it in a day I liked Theo he was damaged and yet so innocent at the same time I'm glad that he survived and I'm glad that Joe gave Henry to a loving couple and home

[@swervezki]

This season really felt like an overwhelming bloated mess. I feel sorry because I love this show so much. But it hurt me knowing that Joe and Love tried so hard to keep close only to be cheating on each other. Joe was really irritating this Season, he just chases anyone that catches his attention. Really felt bad for Love, the fact she died, she is my favorite character. Theo was so annoying. Just felt like Season 2 was so much better.

[@peters10456170]

And it really pissed me off that he made it seem like Love was crazy when in reality she was the same as him.

[@swervezki]

@@peters10456170 so true I felt the same way in the finale of Season 2 when Love is revealed to have killed Delilah and Candice. I'm like come on Joe she's legit you're soulmate, no more secrets you're free.

[@Jaragreene]

Watching affair after affair really hurts after a while.

[@chasey4069]

I agree but joe is literally wired in his brain to go after women that have a mess in their life, he believes in damsels in distress (because of his mommy issues lol). Love was a perfect mirror of him and i hoped she'd stay with him but in Joe's head she's not a girl who need saving.

[@aweebz]

jesus i completely agree with you this season could’ve been so much better if they just could’ve made love and joe a happy couple because they tried so hard to be together

[@fantasiazplatkami]

Theo 's behavior was EXACTLY what pushes people off (stalking, constantly professing our feelings at any moment even if the person doesnt want it, making the love object give him food for free playing on her sympathy), In real life , he would not be successful getting laid. I was surprised he and Love had sex after this type of behavior. Plus Theo looked like young Clive Owen rather than Scott Speedman (I'm not sure if they were blood related or if he was Speedmans stepson). MArienne was a bit too sweet and angel-like for my type. Sugar-coated, struggling mum.

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

Marienne had a drug past and slept with a married family man. You just want to find something to complain about.lol

[@fantasiazplatkami]

@@ms.bubs4fun506 true, Marianne got carried away , she had hard life situation and was easy to fall in love if shown kindness i think.

[@LegioXXI]

The reason Love and Theo had sex is because Love has this huge saviour-complex. I'd even say a "loser" has more chances to get into her pants than a successful, stable man. So a Theo guy in real life could have sex if he just finds a woman with the same complex, which is probably not even that rare.

[@drfifteenmd7561]

I'm pretty sure Love paid him any mind was because he reminded her of her little brother. I was not rooting for their relationship at all.

[@jet2169]

lol theo got merked in halloween kills anyway

[@nikolaterzic8184]

Is no one else bothered by how much the show could be interpreted in a wrong way because it is narrated by Joe? In this review, you talked about Joes and Loves ending as if they were just another tragic couple when in reality both of them are sick to the bones. Throughout the season we've been told by Joe that Love is the manipulitive one, that she is the problem, and the show genuenly frames it all on her to the point where I was conflicted if I should root for Joe or keep my distance. You also mentioned how Joe was much more cool-headed in his murders which to me sounded a bit like deffending him, or comparing it to Love in a positive way. Both of them are horrific but sadly I empathize with Joe, even though I rationally know I shouldn't. But all this makes me wonder how the general public has been fed with documentaries that romanticize serial killers and shows that romanticize toxic relationships and makes me question how all this looks in the eyes of the average viewer. I'm very scared that many take it on a surface level and just enjoy all the drama... I could compare this with Lolita because both are narrated by a horrible person, but in this case people don't seem to be as much bothered with all that Joe has done, Joe is made much more amicable and loveable and I hate that. Murdering a bunch of people, stalking and obsessing over others and manipulating is just as disgusting as Humbert's behaviour but I feel like that lacks recognition. (although it might be unfair to compare a cheap show meant to get you excited to mastery of Nabakovs writing, i still think it's problematic)

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

Love pissed me off when she tried to kill Theo

[@michaelbruh6157]

Yeah, I felt kinda weirdly satisfied when Joe killed the ex-husband. In a way it was framed like he deserved it, he was cheating the law, neglecting his child, taking drugs. Meanwhile Love's murders felt unnecessary, rushed, just pure insanity sometimes. I guess they really gave a lot more time and reasons for Joe to kill, so that we sympathize with his crimes, which they did not do to Love. But I'm hoping (haven't read the books yet of course so I have no idea) that there is an ending coming, that will show us, that even though Joe was an abused child and went through hell - that doesn't not legitimize murder and he needs to be stopped.

[@drfifteenmd7561]

@@michaelbruh6157 Joe kept saying, "Never again, no killing for Henry." Yet selfishly he does it again for another woman, meaning his priorities weren't straight. Sure, he gave up Henry, but I view it as him beginning his journey of truly finding out what love is. Unless he rationalized it in the end as what he wanted for himself as a child instead of it majorly being what truly would be good for Henry himself. Especially since as he says he'll come back for him yet continues on his psycho journey to chase after someone else he admits to obsessing over. I felt that Joe was way more creepy than Love and was therefore able to empathize with Love more in her murders. Joe's backstory and motives sounded like excuses to take easy ways out of eliminating perceived obstacles to his object of desire. Objects. Love was more genuine, and loyal which is why she consistently fought so hard for others she cared for. That's why her crimes usually seemed so impulsive. She saw the darkness in others and helped fight against it or nurtured it if they wanted it to be. She's a fixer-upper. At her core, it's easier to see that Love tried more to be a good and loving person, yet people who genuinely put her and her loved ones (using that word unironically) at risk kept trying her regardless. Joe's words exactly, "I understand why she did it, not excusing it, but I understand it." See: the anti-vaxxer who khs after almost deceasing Henry and realizing stuff about his own family He's felt distant from the moment he said he didn't feel a connection to his child and could only have a need to protect him after projecting his sense of "noble duty" onto him, he only saw Henry as someone he can use selfishly by viewing him through lens he views himself. We only view things through Joe's perspective when we don't stop to think about what he narrates and what the show presents to us. Often times it clashes so we pick a side and since we're familiar with Joe, we choose to believe what he has to say despite knowing full well he's delusional. We're blinded to how despicable he is, I agree. That illusion indefinitely broke for me the moment he said, "you did that to yourself" as he killed the mother of his child and chased after the girl who left him after hearing he killed somebody for her. He doesn't self-reflect, just puts the blame on others. It's conveniently/ironically the person most similar to him he says that line to, because again, he refuses to self-reflect. I'm really hoping he bites the dust next season after finally, truly realising that lmao

[@drfifteenmd7561]

I do think we needed a little more Love narration too though.

[@deanos3620]

@@drfifteenmd7561 I disagree in regard to seeing more love narration, the show is from Joes perspective and you’re supposed to only see his bias and it’s up to us to recognise when he’s being a hypocrite and out of line; this is why the show is so good because it puts the decision on the viewer as to how much they emphasise with Joe and if they are looking to spot his flaws or if they are instead trying to look for justification. It’s always been about Joe, kind of an undertone for the whole show. It’s always made out that Joe has justification for his killings as well as everything else whereas Love doesn’t

[@LegioXXI]

Some off-topic: I actually love and hate binge watching at the same time. I hate it because a season that could entertain for weeks and keep you guessing after each episode just becomes a huge bloat that destroys your sleeping cycle. The problem is: i cant help it. When a season i really like is released in one go, i tend to binge it. The temptation is just too strong, especially with the autoplay nature of Netflix. I wish Netflix would just release one episode each week or at least one each day, so we can actually absorb every single episode with much more detail and passion, instead of concluding the whole season after just one day. Especially if you wait for a season so long... Netflix plz stop this temptation 😅

[@ellebean759]

Also I feel like I have to watch it all quickly before people post spoilers

[@LarsWei]

Same man, same

[@hopeful7512]

nag your just weird

[@Cbrunning849]

If you want to watch it that way then watch it that way. You can't expect a company to force you to behave the way you personally want to but yet refuse to 🤨

[@EntrEsprit]

that's why i like one episode/week more, theories, discussion episode by episode and not the whole season where you can even forget some details, and you can slowly please yourself with the show, also a less chance to get spoilers

[@britte813]

I think people need to understand that this show is about a morally irredeemable man's life and how long can he actually get away with his behavior. I do want Joe to live but in prison or for him to be killed in a dramatic kind of way when the show officially ends. Anyway, Love and Joe are both psychotic, they just do things differently. One of them was going to kill the other. Also why doesn't anyone get Theo was only around because he gave Love attention and reminded her of her brother. In the end she didn't care about him enough to know him as a person. Joe only killed Love because she was going to kill him or keep him to herself. He only got married for their son, not because she's like him. The marriage was doomed from the beginning.

[@antoinjohnson4146]

This show has worst protagonist I ever seen lol, Joe and Love were just bad people not even decent tho, just bad

[@Biiddy]

Also I feel like that final dinner scene between the two had Mr and Mrs smith vibes if anyone has seen the film XD

[@jazzblackvalcin3097]

I told my husband the same thing.😹😹😹😹

[@JZirn]

Great review! I thought season 2 was the best as well. It had me thinking at various times about how well written and interesting it was. The Love relationship was exciting and felt so real in that season with such a genuine shock at the end. This one, though not bad at all, was my least favorite. It definitely felt directionless and melancholy at times and I agree Theo was the worst and not convincing. Still, I am excited to see what we are in for in Season 4. I do like Marianne so we shall see.

[@BrainPilot]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed

[@tanyakulsum6909]

No offence to anyone who likes Marianne, but there was zero chemistry between her and Joe. It almost looked like Penn didn't enjoy working with her. I love how Victoria plays Love's character hope to see her again in another season. The entire season was fun to watch but definitely not the best compared to the other 2 seasons. Love you Love ❤. Bring back Love please 🙏

[@wankmaster69]

True! I didn't like marriane either. I hope they move forward with marriane. And 4th season should be last.

[@HanifahNR]

Ngl the whole "Penn didnt enjoy working with her" is kinda insulting for his professionalism lol. He is fine, maybe zero chemistry on the characters but the actor did fine

[@ad7265]

they literally ended the season with “I will find you no matter where you are”, he will be looking for her, I’m sure

[@djunior874]

@@ad7265 Season 2 ended with him staring intensely at his "new love interest" Natalie - look what happened to her!

[@abdullahalghamdi3876]

To the writer, believe me we got it. There is no need to have an infinite number of seasons to be convinced how violent is Joe despite of looking normal human being. There is no need to have the same story repeated in every season. We need to see justice happens and Joe gets what he deserve ASAP. We cannot keep up watching many seasons for almost similar scenarios. Once again, we got it!.

[@HanifahNR]

LOL wdym its entertaining af i can watch it all day, with the similar scenarios and all. Also there's a huge difference between three season so idk what ur talking about "similar scenario"

[@abdullahalghamdi3876]

@@HanifahNR similarity in scenarios = Joe kills his girlfriend or wife eventually. Only Joe's reasons for committing his crimes are changing. In my opininion, the show become frustrating when you see such an evil person get away with what he did and for many victims. What is entertaing in this ?

[@HanifahNR]

@@abdullahalghamdi3876 Joe kills his girlfriend is a pattern, there's so much more for the story than that. It is frustrating to see the bad guy get away, thats why seeing Love's death is satisfying. But thats the point of YOU, because we get to see the bad guy's POV, it is frustating but also entertaining at the same time lol this show is popular for a reason, no? we can only hope the worst for Joe tho

[@darklonewolf4519]

Abdullah, that's exactly how i feel man

[@tonicaulfield294]

though the show has been interesting, i think it would be an absolutely awesome way to end it if they got a different main character. ideally that would've been candace, but ya know. just someone who's gonna give us a victim's perspective while taking him down, so we can get out of getting hypnotised by joe's unreliable narration.

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

I'm sorry but I hated Love this season. I didn't feel sorry for her because she married a man that was about to kill her but decided not to because she was pregnant. This is what she signed up for! She knows what kind of man Joe is. Also, Joe rejected Natalie's advances and tried to make their miserable marriage work. Love cheated first with Theo. Love is nothing but a violent Karen.

[@drfifteenmd7561]

Joe is incredibly flaky and backwards on the idea of love. He was, in a way, more unpredictable than Love. She was far more loyal than Joe could ever wish to be.

[@skyrippuh3000]

Love is my fucking wife!!! (Minus the killing)

[@nataliagarofalo626]

Yikes seems like u like Joe a little too much

[@danharpersberger4128]

I agree. The fact that joe rejected Natalie and chose the marriage while Love loved the feeling that Theo gave her and eventually gave in to cheating is what made me dislike her. She was a hypocrite the entire season after that. However, I'm sure that even if Love did reject Theo, Joe still would have given in to Marianne and been cheating on Love anyway lol. Both are absolute crazed psychos and I love it hahaha

[@mr_knowitall]

Love was too unhinged. The last third of the season was them trying to clean up Love's mess of blurting out her murderous confession right in the middle of a sexcapade with Sherry and Cary. She's self-destructive and stupid! Joe 'only' murdered Ryan while Love murdered Natalie, Ned Flanders, and schemed to kill Merrienne, Sherry, Cary, Joe and Theo, without any planning whatsoever. This was all within the first year of living in the 'burbs. There was no way they could have lived the next 30 years like that. She HAD to go.

[@mrman6845]

Idk why but Matthew was my fav character. He was just really cool imo

[@BrainPilot]

Really, your favourite? Interesting choice. I feel he deserved a bit more a satisfying ending but he was okay for sure!

[@celestials.]

I gotta agree, definitely one of the more relatable characters of the cast.

[@BeccaVard]

I didn't see the chemsitry between Joe and Marienne either. Hoping to see something like that in season 4 :/

[@IAMTHEVASTER]

I think that we can all agree that Theo was thee most cringe, unsatisfying and distasteful character of the season next to Mariannes constant emotional confusion. Season would be better IMO without them.

[@ennuiii]

I disagree, he was a pretty realistic character in my opinion. maybe not so much in the way the relationship started with love, although I'd argue they did set it up decently by having his character mimic 40 in ways, but the emotional hold she was able to develop with him, then manipulate later, was an interesting display of another side of sexual abuse not often seen especially in media like this and definitely something at least a few young men have felt.

[@gemmareinhart6289]

@@ennuiii yeah I agree. Theo was kind of like, your typical simp. Love didn’t love nor care for Theo. She used him for the emotional validation she wasn’t getting from Joe. I’d argue that’s a pretty realistic stance on why women cheat in relationships.

[@HanifahNR]

Theo is kinda cringe, not that distasteful tho. Just typical annoying teenagers who clearly have daddy issue. Marrianne is confuse all the time, but at least she's trying to be a better person.

[@EntrEsprit]

i didn't understand what was this ballsy, audacious flirt with Love during their first meeting, and in next episodes he was behaving like a very gentle, well-mannered young man

[@malicrain5478]

I literally feel we watch different shows, the whole season joe seem so cold, distant and almost asleep even when he meet Marianne and they have no chemistry at all which make Marianne so boring to me. Also i don't find that Joe love his son but i agree that when he abandoned him it was a nice gesture since as Love says "he will know who Joe actually is" this season actually make me understand that Joe can't feel love for anyone. He didn't love any of his exes or Love or his son, he try though but he can't feel love just obsession which is why he jump from one girl to another so quickly and careless. Imo

[@xXxElemental54xXx]

i think that was sort of the point. their chemistry felt manufactured because it was manufactured. manipulated. created, by joe. She admitted later to love that it felt too good to be true, but she let him convince her. Joe manipulated another women to 'fall in love' with him. and Love knew.

[@bsbg-lifts]

Season three was fine. . . but for me, nothing will top the first.

[@samanthamonroe3826]

exactly !!!!

[@atrixsauza2068]

Season 1 was the least interesting to me. I only stick with the show because how great season 2 was.

[@nikhilc1312]

I honestly thought this season was terrible. There was no point to anything. Love killed the neighbor because she thought they were having an affair but nothing even happened between them. Then she kills the non vaccinated guy because his kids gave measles to her son even though he was fine? Then she for some reason cheats with a 19 year old and then starts plotting to kill joe because he’s doesn’t like her anymore? Like obviously he’s not gonna like her because he’s trying to be normal and she’s the one killing everyone for no reason and cheating on him. The whole season was about them trying to fix their marriage when they both knew it wasn’t going to work from the start. The ending really bothered me too. I thought the part about Love dying was good but I just did not get why he left the baby with his neighbors. Joe seems to be doing really well for himself in Paris and if he loved his kid that much, why didn’t he just take him with him to Paris? The whole flashbacks built it up like he was trying to be better for his kid and be a good father but he just leaves him with someone else? Also Idk what he thinks is going to happen with Mariam. She obviously hates him now for lying to her about their marriage and she knows that he murdered her ex. Also this season was 10 hours long and there were just so many pointless plot lines that were really not needed at all like why did the neighbor start checking all the security cameras? Like did he not read what happened to his wife? Also what was up with Loves mom and the vineyard? Then why did shary and her husband even exist? They literally did nothing for the plot. If you take them out of the story it would still be the same season. Overall, this was a huge downgrade from the previous two seasons.

[@sabaogaming1364]

She killed Natalie because she hates Joe getting obsessed with other woman. She saw the box

[@marieesedebe7590]

I agree about the neighbors unnecessary storyline but I liked the randomness of Shary and Cary and I feel like they showed what a semi good relationship was underneath all the surface bullshit

[@jessicawatkins4995]

I pretty much agree with you. To make it even worse, nothing that happens in this season matters. It's like they just wanted to include this season to show how joe would act If he was a family man. They writers should have just killed love in the second season. Joe could have still gone to Paris for the 3rd. I read that the writers had to change the story a lot, because of the pandemic and it definitely shows.

[@sabaogaming1364]

@@jessicawatkins4995 so parenting and working out with your relationship, practicing communication and even consult a therapist for it is nothing to you guys? I see... This season supposed to be getting theirselves better but ended up toxic due to their past traumas. But it is also shows the ugly truth what comes after marriage, the couple may lost love, may be repeatitive but that how is it and as you can see Love trying to protect it even going to the insane agreement of you know.. poly..

[@jessicawatkins4995]

@@sabaogaming1364 Not really sure what you're trying to say. I'm not a fan of the season but it's okay if you are. I just saw both characters as extremely selfish and toxic, so much so they ruined other's lives trying to make a marriage ,neither wanted, work. To look at the show overall, seems pointless to introduce this idea of kids and marriage. In the end Joe is single and gave his baby up for adoption. If this was always going to happen, why not just have Joe kill love in season 2?

[@nickthorn6522]

Idk why people think Love isn't actually dead. They obviously found her body in the house bruh it's not like she would have time to kill someone else, put them in the house and trick people into thinking it's her and even if she did they would probably figure it out eventually anyway. She's definitely dead lmao

[@viewtyra]

Exactly!!! I think they're in denial lol

[@aNsWeRkEy02]

Felt bad for Love..it would've worked if Joe doesn't keep obsessing over other woman

[@veronica-wolfmaiden5383]

People keep pointing out that Marienne and Joe had zero chemistry and them not liking the couple and to that I say that is the point. Joe was looking for an excuse out of his relationship with Love and Marienne is a woman in a very vulnerable place who latched onto Joe in spite of her gut instinct that Joe is not good for her. Also, remember how fast Joe latched onto his neighbor and then dropped his obsession with her the minute he realized she thought he was a boring dude. Marienne's relationship with Joe just shows how irredeemable Joe is. He won't change. He lives for the hunt but doesn't want to admit it to himself.

[@ezekielajayi3615]

I’m sad that Love died 😭 she was my fav character in season 2 man.

[@FIDEL_CASHFLOW_]

This season was extremely mediocre for me. They tried to do way too much with far too little time in there for everything simply felt rushed. They also have failed to introduce anything new that had any substance to it. It's just the same old tired plot points of people being locked in the glass cage then Joe and love have to figure out what to do with them, rinse and repeat. The wanton killing of so many people at the drop of a hat just made me roll my eyes at how ridiculous the whole thing was. Yes, love is psychotic. We get it. You don't have to have her kill one person every other episode. They also killed Nicole way too quickly. She was on screen for like 30 minutes and then boom, she's dead. I just have no idea where they are going to go for season 4. The fact that Joe is now in Paris might make for a compelling change of pace but if it just ends up being him finding yet another woman at a bookshop or a grocery store who is surrounded by problematic people that he has to systematically eliminate in order to get to her, I'm going to lose my shit. We've done that for three seasons now. Give us something new and refreshing. It's ironic that Joe waxed philosophical about the chekov's gun literary device when we had a chekov's gun situation in the form of the neighbor with all the surveillance and it didn't really make much of a difference at all. His lawyers came and told him to delete everything and he never got to confront Joe and love. That gun never really went off which I find ironic. Yes, I understand that Theo kept a copy and used it to confront love but it lasted 2.5 seconds, he got a bump to the head, and he's fine. If anything, that chekovs gun misfired. Also this season requires a ridiculous amount of suspension of disbelief. There's a lot of problematic elements that make absolutely no logical sense in this season but the biggest one was people saying that Joe died in that fire because they found a couple of his toes there. Practically anything short of a nuclear detonation is going to leave some sort of corporeal evidence. Even when bodies get cremated, the bones are still left and they have to be ground down into a powder. Veteran fire investigators wouldn't just look around the wreckage, not find Joe's body, throw their hands up in the air and say "well I guess he's good and disintegrated. Weird how we found two of his toes in good enough of a state to identify them as coming from his body but his body is nowhere to be found. Oh well, let me sign the death certificate so I can go home and catch the game". Not to mention that they found Love's body in that same fire that we are supposed to believe that fire investigators believe that his body disintegrated in.

[@xXxElemental54xXx]

A couple of toes + a suicide note. Additionally, the gun was used when cary and sherry almost killed each other.

[@FIDEL_CASHFLOW_]

@@xXxElemental54xXx doesn't matter. If a body is not found in the fire, that person did not die in said fire. Period. End of story.

[@ozbej5988]

Great observations From 1 to 10 what rating d you give for s3? I d give a 6,5

[@Iden_Elihio_1999]

I think this is the best season yet ....

[@RodMeetsWorld]

Is this where the bingewatchers come to discuss?

[@RodMeetsWorld]

Best season yet IMO. Great lead-up, no slow episodes, phenomenal writing with notes on current societal issues (i.e. the pandemic & surveillance) while still furthering our knowledge on Joe's past, dynamic supporting characters (Cary, Shary, Matthew, Dottie) and the shock of killing a series lead in Love.

[@RodMeetsWorld]

Best moment in particular was Joe revealing he knew what Love was planning in the Garden the whole time, made an antidote for it, and had a plan that would allow him to disappear while blaming nearly every death on Love. Reminded me of the end of Breaking bad season 4 when it's revealed Walt poisoned Brock and used Jesse's love of children to his advantage in order to take down Gus who he blamed for poisoning Brock (though that might just be me)

[@BrainPilot]

Raise you hand if you're a bingewatcher! 🙋

[@goalasoathletic8753]

I’m sorry I liked the season but THEO is one of the most annoying characters ever

[@Botatochicken]

he’s a naive teenager, that’s his character and was the point lmao

[@goalasoathletic8753]

@@Botatochicken ye but he’s still annoying, like a untrained puppy just trying to keep advancing on a married women who’s clearly conflicted . Good character to make me feel this way I agree with you .

[@sploooshman]

@@Botatochicken ima have to disagree. I cringed whenever he came onscreen but if that was the intention of his character than I guess ur right. But were u not frustrated having to watch him fuck love?😂like whyyyy? That relationship made me so mad lol

[@HanifahNR]

The fact that everyone agree Theo is the most annoying characters ever is kinda the proof that the actor did success on delivered the character

[@whitneyangelie3682]

That’s funny a lot of commenters are saying that but I liked him- he brought some lightness to a dark story IMO.

[@Biiddy]

I definitely enjoyed this season and was eager to watch more after every episode, I agree Theo was annoying and I did not think it made much sense that Love was into him, also a bit frustrated that Joe did not throw it more into Love's face as she was a huge hypocrite all season. In all though it was very good, I do think I prefer the prior 2 seasons though cant decide which i prefer between 1 and 2.

[@BrainPilot]

Glad to see we're on the same page!

[@eee9266]

Love was into him because he was very similar to Forty.

[@Biiddy]

@@eee9266 Yeah i get that but forty was same age as Love, i didn't see to much stuff that was too familiar other than immature really

[@ernesto.carloz]

2 is better than one I think

[@chimpo1781]

Did you even watch the show 😅

[@marieesedebe7590]

SPOILER one thing I don’t get is why did he go through the trouble of writing the note and baking the pie at the end if he was just going to blow everything up?

[@abigeil2002]

It was an email* and they will find the remainings since it’s possible

[@Zacharythorsen]

Honestly I didn’t care much for Marianne either hopefully she isn’t a big part of season 4 and I hope somehow someway love comes back even if it’s just as memories

[@BrainPilot]

They’d be fools to get rid of Victoria Pedretti completely!

[@kyontherocks]

I enjoyed it as well! My favorite season thus far♥️♥️♥️

[@zwebackshyper]

man i just finished the entire 3 seasons in 3 days and i still can't get enough of this show i remember way back when the show very first came out with season 1 in 2018 and seeing all the promotion for it on netflix they would show a mini trailer and i always told myself i would watch it becuase it seemed interesting i never got around to it and eventually i forgot all about it fast forward to now in 2022 i finally started watching it and i was instantly hooked while watching i regretted waiting so long to watch because of how amazing the show is but at the same time i got to watch 3 seasons in the span of 3 days i don't remember the last time i didn't have to wait at least a year for a new season of a show but now who knows how long until season 4

[@dae4444]

Omg great season! Better than I expected. I pray there's a season 4 and pray they make the season longer🙏🏽 Theo n Sherry were both annoying af and I couldn't wait for them to die lol. But then I felt bad for them after awhile so I'm glad they survived

[@alyssarose3880]

I googled it. Season 4 is confirmed. He's going to stalk Marianne

[@alyssarose3880]

It's coming end of 2022

[@dae4444]

@@alyssarose3880 damn another year 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@markroyds23]

God his latest interest is damn boring

[@skeliskull]

This season was batshit crazy in comparison to the past couple.

[@nottsurewhattomakemyusername]

this whole video is literally my exact thoughts from this season.

[@velinawelch7470]

Good review! I've been so busy I just finished a little while ago. This was CRAZY!!!! Looking forward to season 4!

[@tovastroude]

I enjoyed every min of this season

[@SpockvsEgon]

I hated this season. It really made me hate Joe. In fact, Matthew was the only character that I liked this time around. I doubt I will watch season 4.

[@Botatochicken]

i don’t understand your logic. you hate this season because it made you hate a narcissistic murderer? lmao ok

[@SpockvsEgon]

@@Botatochicken I am a touch surprised myself to learn that I am far more tolerant of murder than being unfaithful. I officially switched from team Joe to team Love... until she cheated too at which point the only person I cared about was Matthew.

[@FSJAlex]

Loves ending schocked me

[@ezekielajayi3615]

I agree with your review and how there was fluff but you can’t blame them too much cause there was COVID and they had to take some scenes out and do new ones afterwards

[@meonyoutube365]

Thank You for bringing up the use of Taylor Swift and Bon Iver's "exile". It was so perfect for that ending scene.

[@HelloKimmy]

I agree 100% with your opinion. The story filler in the middle, but the best twist/season finale! You're right about his love for his son, that isn't obsessive.

[@nicolemorris2487]

this was the best season 100% normally the beginning is a little bit boring for me but season 3 had me hook the first episode.

[@Iden_Elihio_1999]

Funny ... I thought ep 1 was slow and dissatisfying but it gradually became an amazing season ......

[@cowboybaebe5420]

trueee

[@nicolemorris2487]

@@Iden_Elihio_1999 even after the killing ??

[@Iden_Elihio_1999]

@@nicolemorris2487 Which one ?

[@theguy7878]

I don't want y'all to think every season is going to be the same. I feel like charactes from season 1 will pop up agian. Like the therapist and other characters.

[@sherayperry2842]

Love was not chaotic and out of control. Watching Joe gaslight love over and over again was excruciating. Watching Joe be absent as a husband emotionally was heartbreaking. To believe that Joe's killing people was just means that you have a warped mind and perception. There were three instances where Joe lied about Natalie. Joe had no reason as a married man to try to entertain other women. If he didn't want to be in the marriage the logical thing to do would be to leave go somewhere safe and have your lawyer send the divorce papers. But here's the thing Joe isn't logical at all. Love could have entertained the 19-year-old boy emotionally but she was committed to her husband. While he was out killing for another woman she was killing to protect their marriage and their relationship. To deny that Joe wasn't a problem is a very incorrect thing to do. He has a pattern he has a track record. I'm not excusing any of the things that love did but it's because they were crimes of passion is what separates her from being a methodical killer. Joe is technically a serial killer while she's an unapologetic murderer. When she kills that man for giving their child the measles Joe agreed with her he literally says I would have done the same thing. This is where we blatantly see that Joe and love are two sides of the same coin. He also continues to manipulate love in a very unforgiving way. He decided that his self need was more important than that of his child and the woman who had just given birth to his child. If Joe had a real connection with that child he would have found safer means to separate knowing who love was. There were more logical ways to work these things out but Joe chose not to.

[@kamalnewson1625]

Love was chaotic and out of control. People tend to forget that she was never happy in the marriage either and always tried to blame joe for it, gaslighting him when, in reality, she needed to fuel her savior/protecter complex hence Theo. You gotta look at the show objectively. For example, Joe only kissed Natalie and elected to not go further for the sake of his marriage, then love kills her bc of that. But then she kisses Theo but wants to hide it from joe bc she thinks joe would kill him. Which he doesn’t. In regards to Gil, I don’t believe that Joe would have killed Gil and he was just saying what he wanted Love to hear as you see him do that all the time in the show. Rather than highlighting who was more evil i think the show was highlighting the differences between a psychopathic murderer (Joe) and a sociopathic murderer (Love)

[@sherayperry2842]

@@kamalnewson1625 the only reason why Joe does not kill Theo is because he no longer has feelings for his wife. For you to suggest that doing anything outside of your marriage is okay is a serious problem. Let's not forget that both of them got married to protect each other's secrets. Yes true enough both of them weren't happy but love was willing to make it work and in reality Joe could have made love happy and we got to see glimpses of him pretending to make her happy manipulating her mind with his behavior. Love asked Joe in three different instances if he was interested in another woman and if he was sleeping with the neighbor and Joe lied three different times before love killed Natalie. Love was never out of control. Realistically her husband was supposed to be there to validate her and make her feel loved and safe. Now let's examine the fact that love just had a baby the woman's body changes an abundance of hormones is going through her right now and the baby isn't even walking yet before Joe decides to look at another woman but that's okay let's excuse regular science and protect Joe's Insanity because at this point Joe has killed a lot of people for his own personal gain. It is not Joe's job to play judge jury and executioner with whomever he chooses. That's not how the law works. And Joe had to get control of his killings Candice beck peach Benji and then the neighbor. You guys also forgot that we are all watching everything from Joe's perspective the job of his character is to romance us as well which is why we all fall in love with Joe and we follow him and we ignore the things that he's doing that's bad. We are convinced that love was bad because Joe convinced us because the whole show is mostly based on his dialogue and being inside his head. Your job as the viewer is to take a step outside of what Joe is thinking and what we are seeing as far as his perception.

[@sherayperry2842]

@@kamalnewson1625 and let's not ignore that love didn't kill Marianne because love does actually have a heart she sees her child she realizes in that moment that Joe is the villain truly and that he would be a problem for every woman that he sets his sights on and he has been a problem for every woman that he sets his sights on he either comes with baggage or crazy obsessive behavioral tendencies cut it out don't be simple.

[@jamesrimes2870]

Season 1 is still my favorite season. ( even tho I liked each season )

[@BrainPilot]

It is a great introduction to the show!

[@TheChannelJ1]

RANKING: Season 1, 3 and last is 2.

[@bluevegito-6979]

Matthew Engler was underrated,rewatching the whole season after 4 came out,Matthew was a good character,would be dope to see him come back in Season 5

[@tyleroutland435]

Just like season 1 and 2 I love you season 3 Just finished the last episode yesterday I'm excited for season 4

[@progressivelife841]

Love was cute in the beginning of season 2, but little did we know she had already caught 2 bodies already.

[@Matt-rz2tb]

I don’t see much a reason for a season 4 if I’m honest I thought how good the show built up Joe as in even though he found the perfect one the one who saw him as him and didn’t leave but Joe is just a romantic and this story of his will loop. It felt like they were creating a serial killer as he will do this till the day he dies even if he finds the” one” which is what we got to see this season.

[@tamiagordon5416]

Why is love always so quick to slit peoples throats . Am I the only one disturbed at how well and frequently she does that 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@xxfiza.]

As much as the show wants to paint her as more evil and impulsive, I think that just gives into the glorification of white male murderers going on these days (like all the people who are obsessed with Ted bundy). She, just like Joe, found ridiculous reasons to kill for the pursuit of love. Don't fall for the fact that he had "reasons", because his history shows otherwise. Joe is also impulsive in the fact that he jumps from woman to woman. He's impulsive in his obsession to find "true love" which he will never be satisfied with. He will always kill for that pursuit. Love imploded in her own psychosis and trying to keep up with his emotional manipulation. So as much as the show wants to paint her as "more evil", he's truly neck and neck with her. I hate that this season has anyone comparing who is more evil at all too, and it's become a men vs women thing.

[@angrymidgetlord9447]

The show does not care about man vs woman. It’s character A vs character B. Stop trying to fish for things to cry sexism over

[@atrixsauza2068]

The show never tried to portray her as more "evil" but rather more of a contrallable mess. The point that you made was also made by Love herself in the show when she was calling out Joe for being hypocritical. Although I'm sad for her death, I really like the way they pulled it out.

[@xxfiza.]

@@angrymidgetlord9447 no one exists to try and "fish for things to cry sexism over" 😂 it's an observation. Chill.

[@xxfiza.]

@@atrixsauza2068 yeah true she did call that out. And yeah it was such a dramatic and entertaining end, I hope Joe gets what is coming for him too lol

[@BG33917]

Love was mad annoying this season. I was rooting against early in the season.

[@nofalsegod4]

I'm on episode 7 so I'll wait until I finish it up maybe tonight before I check out your review

[@herschelschueler]

I was so excited for what was gonna happen when I realized that Joe getting hooked on Natalie at the end of Season 2 was just a cop out until Joe's real crush came to be with Marianne. Great season. While I did expect some things like: Theo and Love having an affair, Theo surviving, someone getting locked in the cage (duh) and Love dying, I've gotta say it was never at that point where you'd say: Saw it coming a mile away. Simply because you could never quite figure out when or how it was gonna happen. It still felt satisfying when it did actually happen.

[@sharjitachowdhury5639]

Season 1 is the best because it's the most close to the book version. Season 2 and 3 are more soap opera because they changed the story to fit that formate. They completely deviate from the book. Spoilers. Love isn't a killer. Forty is killed by Joe. Joe is caught by the police. It's really a whole new story.

[@AKking27]

Season 3 was disappointing

[@Ronariverah]

Sorry to hear that.

[@Blondie_117]

What do u mean that season 4 is setup to be like what season 2 was when it first aired (also did u know that this series is based on a book series & that this season was completely original & separated from the source material. Love wasn’t a killer in the books. However it does look like they can now adapt the third book in season 4 where Joe was put into jail for a bit then left love & his child & became obsessed w a new “You” in Mary Kay) I liked season 3 & I like the complexity that came w Love being a mirror image of Joe & I find it fitting that he fell out of love w her once he found that out (almost as if it would mean something about himself! mmmmm :) can’t wait for season 4

[@michaelhowell2809]

I liked a lot of the writing and it was solid even if was different. Lol some funny ass people in this season

[@TheMilkshakeuk]

My gut feeling tells me she will return, there’s definitely an easter egg in episode one- the three book titles 📚 borrowed by the neighbour while Joe’s watching : The fifth season , Gone Girl and Seabiscuit - are the writers telling us she will possibly comeback in a future season ? If you look each plot theme of these three books: A. The fifth season : Disaster, Violence, and Survival B. Gone girl : Dishonesty , Manipulation , Marriage , Media , Misogyny. C. Seabiscuit : While Red breaks his leg, Seabiscuit tears his leg's ligaments. But after partially recovering from their injuries, Red and Seabiscuit get back on the racing. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Unless Victoria wants to pursue other projects and have had her fair share of ´YOU’

[@edward3190]

The ending feels very sad. I thought they would learn to become better persons or trust each other and become partner in crime.

[@Jokerlovestoplay21]

I rewatched all 3 season over the week and I list it best to worst 1, 2, 3. The element that really got me hooked strongly in season 1 little bit 2 that lacked in season 3 was Joe's "love at first sight" triggering his manipulative side. Season 3 both love interests made the first move to trigger Joe. It felt out of Joe's character for him not to do his full manipulation to get the girl. No chase. He was able to restrain himself when he had Natalie, for the best since it sounds she was just looking for f buddy labeling Joe the "boring neighbor". With Marienne only her initial flirting seem to be the trigger for Joe's interest. Dare I say it was too easy, the lack of his chase makes this relationship not even interesting. Seems more of an excuse to retreat from a marriage with Love who's character completely is 180'd like she has no traces of her character in season 2 besides her big twist side. But love did mention she has always was this way you were just seeing me as a fantasy Which leads me to think that we get the story of Joe's love interests from Joe's fantasy. As if Joe is more interested in chasing the best love story instead what's real. Blinded by his fantasy we will never get whats real up front. Seeing his love interests as only fantasy, it's inevitable he lose interest when he sees the real them. The series ends one way Joe must die... But seriously I give this season 6/10 It let me to say often to the character wtf is this, wtf is going on, and f theo!

[@shesjustafrienduhhafriend8655]

Love had more chemistry with the teen but the joe with Marrine person

[@Oo2k10]

Great season. Overall great show. We are invested in the actors. Is gonna be tuff to replace Victoria who plays Love in the show. Hopefully she is still alive. They never mention that they found a body. So they left us with a room of interpretation. I love the Sherry couple, it bring some comedy elements to the show. The scenes they were in the cage was gold. 😂 Can’t wait for season 4. I don’t mind if they don’t bring Love back until season 5. Maybe she still recovering from the fire or maybe she have a facial reconstruction and we see her getting revenge. I know one Korean drama with that storyline I forgot the name. But if they go this route damn that would be a good twist and a good storyline. 👍 But if I’m not correct You is based on a novel right? So the next adaptation is probably gonna follow the novel. Overall I want to see how this story ends with Joe. I want to see it to the end.

[@rosemarytf]

I think they’ll never do better than season 2, and I wish they weren’t making a season 4

[@Thomas_of_the_forest]

Yeah, I liked season 3, but there was so much extra going on in it that I did not care about. All that extra romantic and family drama is not why I came to love the show

[@diff57yl3]

Just like that, season 3 was horrible, good job Netflix.

[@DaLukka]

I really liked this season. Love and Joe are the heroes, you want to root for them but at the same times I wanted them to face the consequences of their actions so bad. They're so hypocritical, you love to hate them. Joe become distasteful of Love because he sees himself through her, yet he's like “he has good reasons to kill” when Love is just “impulsive and driven by her emotions”. They're basically the same, Joe is just more experienced and act like he has some moral compass Love lacks. I also liked how this season, the murders affected genuinely good people. It really puts into perspective the actions of Joe and Love.

[@GT_Mr.C]

im sure theres gonna be spoilers in the comments but, spoiler warning: these were the things that bugged me this season. joe falls in love with someone JUST BC they were both fosters as children and he KNOWS he has mommy issues but still goes out of his way to be with her???? what the fuck lol love keeps killing people and i feel as if thats her secret kink. she bit her lip when discussing with joe on what they should do with the conrands and im like bro nows not the time and theo had the dumbest change in ep 9. he told his dad to move on from the situation yet he keeps looking into it?? i understand love was playin him but im sure he knew that lol. this season was all over the place imo

[@fantasiazplatkami]

The ending was weird, he lay on the floor pretending he is paralyzed, but why he still lay there when she left , even when the neihgbor came. The plot happened just to give us shock value. Why he fell for MArienne, well.. I'd say pretty, organized, a little mystery, he was bored and suffocating by neurotic Love and wanted some distraction?

[@GT_Mr.C]

@@fantasiazplatkami he stayed on the floor cuz he wanted love to believe she was winning. plus a child was in the house so i doubt he would try anything in front of the kid lmao

[@fantasiazplatkami]

@@GT_Mr.C but why he stayed silent in front of the neighbor

[@GT_Mr.C]

@@fantasiazplatkami my man couldn’t talk lmao

[@fantasiazplatkami]

@@GT_Mr.C at the moment neigubor came he couldnt talk but later he regained control?

[@rickgrimes4018]

Overall it’s a 9/10 season. The only reasonable criticism I see about this season is that it is to chaotic (which isn’t a flaw for everyone) and that Love died. I get that she is a great character but she went out like a boss, and remember she isn’t the main character.

[@jasonsixx4581]

Season 3 was hot garbage compared to season 1

[@marimo528]

I think Love is not dead, is not possible.. love was the only one who could stop Joe

[@BrainPilot]

Looks like she can’t now!

[@samanthalake5011]

Season 3 is better than season 2 for sure.👍🏽

[@flashgordon8792]

Since when is San Francisco "Middle America"?

[@ChowingChow]

I really love Love cuz she is so badass I’m this season, and I felt sad that she may not come back

[@cinemorbit]

I also uploaded a detailed review of this series in my channel

[@jazzblackvalcin3097]

Joe is such an fucking hypocrite to make Love feels like she’s crazy. Moreover, he was irritated me for falling in love with every damn skirt that comes close to him while he could instead be a better husband to Love who would do anything for him despite his deepest dark side. Then he has the nerve to say that Love was not his soulmate & always saying that he would do anything for every females he met. It like the same shit over & over again. BTW he’s my favorite character in the show.

[@alessobizan9688]

the very best season! also liked S1 very much... not very fund of S2... love all the twists & turns in S3!

[@neeks0075]

Show was sloppy and everywhere... I like when Joe just focus on 1 lady and kill her exactly the way he wants lol smhh bring us back to season 1

[@Botatochicken]

just rewatch it lmao

[@Slaytounge]

I enjoyed this season but it felt less focused or something. Also wish Speedman's character had more screentime and development. Him lurking in the shadows was intriguing at first but they could have honestly done away with his son entirely and had him be more of a focus. Good season but the weakest of the 3 imo.

[@Brielle312]

What? No... bring Jason stamos back... have him join teams with Ben from felicity. Joe deserves to be caught, just end it with that

[@RavenDimal]

Love is dead joe is the only one whos body was not seen if i'm not mistaken

[@emiliaburgos5404]

I didn't like Marienne, compared to other love interests of Joe, she was boring. Does anyome else think so?

[@BrainPilot]

She is definitely the mos vanilla out of all of them!

[@Ali.A234]

The prettiest though

[@54Nesha]

nope