Netflix finally releases trailer for iconic show with 92% on Rotten Tomatoes
Netflix has just released a new trailer for one of its most popular shows.
There are so many binge-worthy shows to look forward to this year. Just this month, we were treated to the third season of The White Lotus, Season 2 of Apple TV's Severance - and, of course, next month's return of HBO's The Last of Us.
Well, your calendar for April is about to get even bigger because Netflix has just dropped the first trailer for You Season 5.
On 24 April 2025, Joe Goldberg is back for the final chapter of the hit thriller series.
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Watch the trailer here:
The two-minute trailer promises a season of tension, action, revenge and reckoning as book-lover and murderer Joe (played by Penn Badgley) returns to New York City where it all began.
Three years after leaving London, Season 4 love interest Kate Lockwood (Charlotte Ritchie) makes a return as the powerful leader of her father's company.
But, as expected, his past refuses to stay buried. The media starts digging into his dark history, and a mysterious new young woman named Bronte (Madeline Brewer) enters the picture, working at his bookstore.
In a final series wrap-up, fans are expecting big twists and a dramatic end to Joe’s story.
It's already reached a score of 92% on Rotten Tomatoes and safe to say, fans on social media have been loving the trailer.
"Just give this man his Emmy already because this looks like it's going to be his best acting yet, in this final season of You," the first user wrote on YouTube.
"How is it possible this seems even darker than the other seasons," another replied whilst one fan exclaimed: "This is gonna be the best season yet!"
If you haven't started watching the show yet, here's a quick plot synopsis. Since the show’s debut in 2018, Joe, a bookstore clerk-turned-serial-stalker, adopts different identities in his relentless pursuit of love. Although he tries to outrun his dark impulses, trouble always finds him.
Commenting on the upcoming series, executive producer Justin W. Lo reportedly told Netflix's Tudum: "We loved the idea of things coming full circle for him. We're excited by the fact that Joe came home as such a different person than [who] we saw in Season 1.
"At the core of our final story for Joe is this dichotomy of the old and the new."
After Season 4 left fans wondering about Joe’s fate in 2023, the final season promises to tie up loose ends and finally answer the big question: Will Joe’s past finally catch up with him?
Netflix premieres the final season of You on April 24, 2025.