Netflix confirms ‘YOU’ season 4 release date and clears up fan confusion

On November 17, Netflix posted on social networks of ‘YOU’ a mysterious video that explains nothing about the new season and reveals only 8 dates that made fans think that not only would the season 4 premiere be brought forward, but that it would also change its format to weekly episodes like other seasons do streaming platforms.

However, new information has been shared on social networks where the confusion of fans has been resolved, and the truth is that the premiere of season 4 of “YOU” remains for next February, in 2023, or at least for the first part, since since the second was scheduled for March of the same year.

“Class is still in session in 2023. These new dates are your study plan for Season 4 Advances,” ‘YOU’ verified account replied to the series Netflixin response to a question from a fan who, like many people, thought the mysterious video teased the release date for Joe Goldberg’s new story.

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Season 4 of ‘YOU’ will premiere on Netflix on February 10, while the second part will run until March 10 and since in this new story Joe will pose as a teacher, the promotional campaign calls the debut of the series the ” start of school” and the blessed “curriculum” is a reference to the promotional campaign.

Take note: Netflix releases 8 previews of season 4 of the series “YOU”.

The video, which aroused several questions on social media, ended up confirming that these 8 dates that appear without any explanation, are those chosen by the streaming giant to show all fans, on which days they will be able to preview the new story of the assassin willing to do anything for a little reciprocated love.

Next November 24, 1, 15, 18, 25, 31 December, 5 and January 10, the series ‘YOU’ will show exclusive previews of season 4, these could be short videos to introduce the new cast, story trailer, photos of the new chapters or including extended, uncut clips showing the false identity of Joe Goldberg Now living in Europe.

At the moment Netflix has not confirmed whether this will be the last season of “YOU” but the truth is that it seems not, because if so, it would most likely have warned in time so that all fans are warned, so there is the possibility possibility that in the first quarter of 2023 reveals that there will be more chapters of this story of romance and crime.