You Season 5 internet reactions: ‘Maybe he wasn’t the problem, maybe it’s us’

‘You’ star Charlotte Ritchie shares her reaction to Kate’s fate, and why she’s ‘mixed’ on the series finale

Charlotte Ritchie as Kate Lockwood in season five, episode four of “You.” Netflix Warning: Major spoilers ahead for season five of Netflix’s “You.” The final chapter of Netflix’s hit series “You” has arrived, and star Charlotte Ritchie is (mostly) thrilled that her character, Kate Lockwood, made it out alive. The fifth season of “You,” released on Thursday, picks up three years after Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) and Kate move back to his hometown…

'You' star Charlotte Ritchie shares her reaction to Kate's fate, and why she's 'mixed' on the series finale

Charlotte Ritchie as Kate Lockwood in season five, episode four of "You."Netflix"You" star Charlotte Ritchie, who plays Kate Lockwood, spoke to BI about the fifth and final season.Ritchie reacted to Kate's fate and said she was "on the fence" about what should happen to her.The actor also gave her opinion on how Joe's story ends.Warning: Major spoilers ahead for season five of Netflix's "You."The final chapter of Netflix's hit series "You" has a…

‘You’ Season 5’s Ending Explained: What Happened to Joe Goldberg?

Here's the "You" season 5 ending explained. After almost seven tumultuous years, the Netflix sensation and TV adaptation has come to an end.

You Season 5 internet reactions: ‘Maybe he wasn’t the problem, maybe it’s us’

You season 5 sees Penn Badgley return as Joe Goldberg, now a devoted husband and father. As he navigates his dark past, fans express mixed feelings

The long list of murders of Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) added four names in the fifth and final season of “You.” The number is smaller than in the previous installments of the successful Netflix series only because after his marriage to Kate Lockwood (Charlotte Ritchie), Joe’s popularity and fame grew, forcing him to be more careful with his dark side. So, who were the victims of the last chapters?After years of returning to New York and recover…

Ask any You fan what he thought of the last season—yes, the fifth and last installment with his ten final episodes—and most likely the answer will be unanimous: the end of Netflix’s successful suspense series was like a final beating... in many ways, as the protagonist Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) himself would have wanted to finish it. The closing of You, who has narrated the story of Joe, a charming, handsome but completely homicidal man obsess…