‘You’: first teaser for the fourth season, which will debut in 2023 and will come in two parts

Joe Goldberg will continue to do his thing for another year. The success of “You” came as a surprise after a first season aired on the Lifetime network in 2018, to make its triumphant leap in streaming in the second. The series has found its audience on the platform and Netflix hasn’t hesitated to keep it. The third season premiered in October 2021 and the fourth, announced even before the release of the third, is coming and already has a first teaser.

As part of its virtual event TUDUM, where it announces the news for the coming months from the hand of its biggest stars, Netflix has revealed with this special preview the release date of the fourth chapter of ‘You’, and attention, because as in the series itself, comes with a twist: the season will be split into two parts, with the first part premiering on February 10, 2023 and the second part just a month later, on March 10.

It is the same strategy that Netflix has applied to some of its most popular series, such as “La casa de papel” or “Stranger Things”, which would indicate that the company is confident that “You” meets the requirements of interest to give it this treatment. special. Netflix continues to resist the weekly premiere of the episodes, but with the division of the seasons into two parts it has found a middle ground in which does not completely abandon its binge format, but guarantees a greater permanence in the conversation of some of its star titles.

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The third season of “You” has raised the bar. In the final chapters, released in 2021, we saw Joe and Love (Victoria Pedretti) trying to find happiness as a suburban couple, raising their newborn son in an idyllic California suburb while trying to suppress their killer instincts. But of course, how could it be otherwise, things went wrong and both ended up returning to the old ways, leading to another spiral of death and madness.

What awaits us in the fourth season after that explosive finale of the previous one? Well, a new list and a new account for Joe. “I’m no longer the lovely New York bookseller, or the Los Angeles grocer, or the lovely suburban husband.”says the protagonist in the teaser, where he officially presents his new identity. In this fourth installment, Joe moves to London, where he will work as a university professor, under the pseudonym of Jonathan Moore. The teaser also introduces us to the new faces of the series, the students, colleagues and potential victims of Joe, who make up an almost totally renewed cast; with Lukas Gage (“The White Lotus”) and Charlotte Ritchie (“Feel Good”) as new signings, plus an old acquaintance: Tati Gabrielle, returning as Marienne, Joe’s true love? We will find out (maybe) next year.