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Joe is back and more terrifying than ever.
Actor Penn Badgley gave fans a first look at his creepy serial killer persona in a recently released teaser for the show’s fourth season.
The 35-year-old actor kicks off the creepy teaser by saying, “Hello, you.”
Scary: Joe is back and more terrifying than ever
He then steps onto the screen in a black cap and what looks like a workers uniform, a thick beard sprouting from his face.
“I’m not the amiable bookstore manager in New York. Or the store clerk in LA, or the loving husband in the suburbs. No, not anymore,” he says, referring to his actions in previous seasons.
“Let me introduce myself,” he says with a slight English accent. The wall behind him reads ‘Hello Professor Jonathan Moore’, on top of the screen.
“I went through a little sophistication crossing the pond,” he says, sipping a teacup. “And by living in London I’ve been able to bury the past if you like.”
Killer: Actor Penn Badgley gave fans a first look at his creepy serial killer persona in a recently released teaser for the show’s fourth season
‘Hello, you’: The 35-year-old actor kicks off the creepy teaser by saying, ‘Hello, you’
Dropping previous names: “I’m not the likeable New York bookstore manager. Or the store clerk in LA, or the loving husband in the suburbs. No, not anymore,” he says referring to his actions in previous seasons
Professor: ‘I went through a bit of sophistication crossing the pond,’ he says, sipping a teacup. ‘And by living in London I can bury the past if you like’
“The days of unrequited love and longing are over,” he says when Tati Gabrielle’s Marienne, who successfully escaped his death grip in the past, appears on screen.
He promises the audience that he’s focused on his work as a professor, though on one frame he’s eerily over the shoulder of a new character named Kate (Amy-Leigh Hickman).
More new characters appear on screen, including his colleague Rhys (Ed Speleers), who also appears to be a professor, and Nadia (Charlotte Ritchie).
“Unfortunately, with friends in high places, there are usually others trying to climb that social ladder,” he adds as party animal Adam (Lukas Gage) and Lady Phoebe (Tilly Keeper) dance together. “Some may eventually fall or, shall I say, be forced to their social death.”
An old target: ‘The days of unrequited love and longing are over’, he says when Tati Gabrielle’s Marienne, who successfully escaped his death grip in the past, appears on screen
Following: He promises the audience he’s focused on his work as a professor, though a frame creepily shows him standing over the shoulder of a new character named Kate (Amy-Leigh Hickman)
Social death? “Unfortunately, with friends in high places, there are usually others who try to climb that social ladder,” he adds as party animal Adam (Lukas Gage) and Lady Phoebe (Tilly Keeper) dance together
New cast: A slew of new stars on the show, including Connie (Dario Coates), Blessing (Ozioma Whenu), Sophie (Niccy Lin), Simon (Aidan Cheng), and Gemma (Eve Austin) walk through the cluttered, dark apartment
Feeling his presence: Marienne seems to recognize Joe at one point, although no one else does, and he quickly turns and walks away
‘The question is: by whom?’ he says, indicating that he may not be as committed to his education as he claims.
A slew of new stars on the show, including Connie (Dario Coates), Blessing (Ozioma Whenu), Sophie (Niccy Lin), Simon (Aidan Cheng), and Gemma (Eve Austin) walk through the cluttered, dark apartment.
Marienne seems to recognize Joe at one point, although no one else does, and he quickly turns and walks away.
The fourth season of You will be released in two parts. The show, based on the novels by Caroline Kepnes, has become a favorite of millions of Netflix users and critics.
Part one of the season will be released on February 10, 2023, while the second part of the season will be released a month later on March 10.
The previous season ended with Joe killing Love, the mother of his child, before heading to Europe in search of Marienne.