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Summary

• You are 5 season completing Saga Joe succinctly and satisfactory ways by ending the show on a crack.

• 1 The season introduces a spiral Joe into a mad, but lacking some realism and development.

• Season 2 has a perfect step, leaning on the best elements of the show, which led to a cooling final disclosure.

Closed killer again came back last time and Netflix's You He goes to the sunset with flying flowers. The show is an exceptional thriller, which greatly relies on more amazing and more taboos and does not hold back when it comes to violence and topic. Five seasons, full of wild and completely unexpected turns that pulling out the viewers' mind for the last seven years, and the final season completes all a short and satisfying way by ending the show with a blow and ending the Joe's saga.

Viewing the show as a whole, there are very few complaints that can be noted in any of the seasons. Each of them has its strengths and moments that make it shine, and the full package is an exciting trip, which is both memorable and title from start to end. Given this, there are certainly some episodes, arcs and seasons that stand over the rest, giving the audience a more perfect experience and developing an extremely quality television thriller that makes viewers more.

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4 season

The weakest with the pile but still as exciting

After a long list of killings under the belt Joe decides that it was time to go through the body of water to get away from all bloodshed and pain. But, as it turns out, everything he touches becomes red, and despite his skill, a perfectly plausible person and trying to fit into the new crowd, everything quickly becomes sour when the killer comes out again. The season does a lot of things correctly, one of which is the heroes, all of which are incredibly unbearable, rich socialists who are practically asked to be killed and providing more than a few comedy moments that are mixed with violence.

The big turn proceeds from the fact that the rice that Joe thought was a real killer, in fact he was a fruit created by Joe himself, that is, the real guilty was much closer to the house. Although the disclosure was quite unexpected, it felt much more acidic than it was, and turned the general reasonable, if a little psychotic, show more fairy tales that are more absurd than in the real world. In addition, the step in the first half of the season felt a little, and although the final episodes did a little accelerated things, it was a little late, and with so many characters to remove and decide, it turned into faster work. It was a great season in the grand scheme of things, but compared to the quality of the previous ones, much much desired compared to quality.

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1 season

A solid start that makes everything simple

Introduction to Mr. Goldberg and his slow spiral into madness and murder, one season You was the same good start as anyone could ask for anything. Viewers can watch Beck becomes the first target that sortes Joe's escapades, and the tension and intensity continue to grow at a convenient pace that never feels too fast and keeps everything in a pleasant flow from start to end. It doesn't spend time showing that Joe will do whatever it can to get what wants even if it means a little spill or sometimes a lot of blood.

Despite the consistent level of pleasure throughout the time, some story points felt a bit in terms of realism and plausibility as the ability of Joe to penetrate around the way he does. And despite the rather diverse role of the characters, a lot of emphasis remains on Joe throughout the time, which can be expected, because it is effectively told from his point of view, but it can become very tedious to watch him, and his dubious moral continues to disturb and disgust so much elsewhere. It would be nice to have a slightly greater development of character for an auxiliary cast to add additional rates and motives for their actions and individuals. Disadvantages to the side, this is a great start of even more shows and creates the soil for even more enjoyable sharp sensations.

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3 season

More tension than if -Do before

After in the second season in the American American departure, the third looked to continue the story after turning out of blue. Love and Joe have moved away from their previous life and now live happily married for life with a newborn baby to add parental fantasy. But this show is not known for fabulous endings, and Joe requires only a few episodes so that he will pop back into his old ways and go back to the psycho -trainer he had just gone. New neighbors, a new setting, but the same injury that pursues them both, the dynamics between them begins to fall apart, and ends with a fiery, ending with love and an upset escape for Joe.

A good season when it was drawn overall, but when the details are dissected, everything begins to fall apart quite quickly. After two seasons associated with a lot of death and illness, to go to another, who followed a rather similar trend, began to make the show feel repetitive and predictable, because many surprises were either quite well telegraph or did not cause surprises compared to the previous seasons. When two heroes who are known for their evil ways suddenly presented on average, cheerful residents, it is difficult to suspend the unbelief in some of their actions, and the ending felt a little more like a scoundrel than a stroke of success. However, the third season gets into many wonderful points and has many memorable points that allow it to stay pleasant hours.

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5 season

Suitable end in a neat and neat bow

The season in the fifth season notes the conclusion of the series, and it seemed the perfect place to stop history. Of course, it would be great to continue seeing Joe on the screen a little longer, but it was felt as a logical stop that completes the amazing show with pleasure and well -made end. The show comes in full circle and Joe returns to New York with Kate to start a new life again, just this time with everything outdoors. It starts like any other season You. The normality that tries to suppress the demons, and in the typical fashion Joe, the good begins to slip, and more ghosts from the past pop up, and it loses control of rationality and stability.

In fact, it is quite difficult to find ways to criticize the season, but there are some drawbacks that can potentially increase it for the better in the show. The repetition and plausibility aside, the finale felt more like a moral lesson that tried to say something, and as a result, he said nothing. The show tries to talk to the audience about your perception Joe and potentially serve as a metaphor of relationships in the real world, but it does it through clumsy portraits that seem too on the nose. In addition, after the number of interactions and understanding who Joe, as a person, turns behind him, and more than expected at this moment, which is not necessarily wine of the show, but more drop in the series, known so well, his sabotage and rupture.

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2 season

The perfect step

Season 2-It is really fantastic observation of the original history and continues to rely on so many best elements that create You So attractive and unique. Leaving your old life behind and creating a new one with a new person, like Will, Joe begins to feel part of the new community of people, from employees to acquaintances, to new love interests with more than comedy name. Love is a great character that has so many complex layers and difficulties for solving, and in conjunction with chaos Joe, their relationship unfolds poetically that the audience knows that it will soon collapse thanks to the instincts of the killers.

Although it is fair to say that the similarity between the first season and the second season is quite common, the second season makes enough history and the creation of characters to create a distinctive story that continues the story of a fairly well -built way, which does not reach too far into the unknown. In addition, the extension over time to the final great disclosure was made skillfully and was far from everything that anyone could predict, which led to the final episode, which was as obsessed and cooled as to observe as actions in it. Joe shows its true colors even brighter and continuing its rampage through a new set of iconic characters, many of which hold long after they meet with the late end. The best season is in the show, but not in the landslide, progressive saga in a way that it makes sense and allows the whole collection to install a new standard for thriller shows.