Joe Goldberg's Season 5 Finale
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'You' series finale: Ending explained
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Penn Badgley warned that Season 5 of You would be the big finale of the series.
After five seasons , Joe Goldberg's run of mayhem, murder, and much problematic romancing has come to an end.
For a series as truly winding as You, a finale that'll sate all fans was surely impossible.
Marienne and Marienne are alive and thriving in the final episode of You.
Nadia and Maddie and Harrison find their happy ending.
Joe is locked up in a prison cell with Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song.
The final moments of You are wickedly clever, one thing, is the final word, Joe 's final speech.
You Season 5 is now streaming on Netflix .
LZ Granderson: It's a slippery slope listening to Joe Goldberg , who in the end blames his crimes on you, the viewer.
He's a master manipulator who can find that hook to lure you into his perspective, LZ writes.
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