After five seasons and countless more deaths, Joe Goldberg's story is finally ending. And that means his killing spree is also ending, one way or another. But does Joe survive the show?

During the show’s final scene, Joe sat in his jail cell and read a piece of mail he received from a woman he described as a “fan.” “Why am I in a cage when these crazies write me all the ...

Netflix’s You delivers a superb ending as Season 5 draws the curtain on the show after seven years. The series finale seals the fate of the obsessive serial killer Joe Goldberg with one last ...

But that all changes in the show’s last episode, where he goes head-to-head with his Season 5 love interest Louise “Bronte” Flannery, played by Madeline Brewer. While Joe thinks that he is getting ...

So, as the final season of You drops on our screens, we're here to give you an FYI on every character Joe Goldberg has killed across the show's five seasons. Be warned, it's time to buckle in for ...

Does Joe kill Kate Lockwood at the end of 'You' season 5? We don’t see how, but Kate escapes Mooney’s the night of the fire and lives. In the epilogue, she wears a burn scar down her entire ...

For years, Joe Goldberg terrorized the women in his life – first as a stalker, then as a lover, and finally, as a killer in ‘You’. Of course, his murder board has many more names, but what ...

The Finale Doesn't Show Beck's Death On-Screen You season 1's finale, "Bluebeard's Castle," opens with Beck in Joe Goldberg's cage, an outcome the entire season is building to.

You focuses on Joe Goldberg, who repeatedly says to himself and others that he wants to change. But how is it possible for a man who does not even feel guilty after hurting people? So.

Over five seasons of "You," Joe Goldberg has killed scores of people and engaged in deep relationships with six women, two of whom he married. Until the very end, Joe does the same thing, over and ...

Despite being a fan of the show, whose fifth and final season premiered on Netflix last month to mixed reviews, Darwin said he doesn’t understand women’s fascination with Joe Goldberg. “In ...

“With Joe, we're brought to finally, possibly, like, a neutral place in the end,” he says. “Because if we were to be satisfied by his end too much, I think that would be bloodlust.