You Season 4 – TV Series

Episodes 01

“Joe Takes a Holiday”

In a flashback, Joe tracks down Marienne in London, but chooses to let her go after she calls him a murderer. Joe is later met by Elliot Tannenberg, a fixer working for Love’s father, who sets him up with a cover identity in exchange for killing Marienne to tie up loose ends. Joe instead pickpockets Marienne’s necklace and sends its picture to Elliot to make it appear he killed her. In the present, Joe lives under his new identity as “Jonathan Moore”, a university English professor. He develops an interest in Kate Galvin, the girlfriend of his obnoxious fellow professor Malcolm Harding, who lives in the flat across from him. Joe saves Kate from two muggers; to repay him, Malcolm invites him to a party at the elite Sundry House, where Joe befriends author and mayoral hopeful Rhys Montrose. Joe gets heavily intoxicated at the party and awakens in his flat to find Malcolm stabbed to death and missing a finger. Assuming he killed Malcolm before blacking out, Joe disposes of his body. The next day, Kate invites Joe to dinner. As Joe arrives, he receives a series of anonymous texts from Malcolm’s real killer, thanking him for disposing of the evidence.

Episodes 02

“Portrait of the Artist”

Lady Phoebe, Kate’s aristocrat best friend, invites Joe to an art exhibition curated by Kate and featuring the work of Simon Soo, a billionaire’s son in their friend circle. Joe breaks into Malcolm’s office and finds a ledger of gambling debts and various codenamed contacts. Joe follows Phoebe’s boyfriend Adam Pratt, an American expat who owns Sundry House, and discovers he has a fetish for being urinated on by men, before Adam’s bodyguard Vic thwarts him. At the exhibition, Simon’s art is vandalized by a woman that Joe and Kate later learn is the real artist behind the paintings, who Simon got addicted to drugs to discredit her. Joe recalls a reference to the artwork in Malcolm’s ledger and believes Simon killed Malcolm to avoid being extorted; however, Simon is murdered that night, with the killer cutting off one of his ears. Joe returns home to find his wall covered in newspaper clippings from his past, the killer having deduced his real identity.

Episodes 03

“Eat the Rich”

The killer sends Malcolm’s finger to the press, and is dubbed the “Eat-the-Rich Killer”. Joe discovers his student Nadia was in a sexual relationship with Malcolm. At Simon’s funeral, the killer orders Joe to kill Kate. Joe follows Kate around to protect her; though initially cold to Joe, Kate eventually opens up to him and the two have sex, unaware that Vic is watching them. The next day, Joe follows Kate to a crypt where she pays respects to Malcolm; after she leaves, Vic, who was following Joe, searches him at gunpoint and finds Malcolm’s ring, which Joe realizes was planted on him. A struggle ensues, forcing Joe to kill Vic. The killer suggests Joe is aroused by murder; Joe plays along and tells the killer to let him finish Kate, and the killer arranges a meeting with him. Phoebe calls Joe to Sundry House, where the police are waiting to question him.

Episodes 04

“Hampsie”

Joe is invited to Phoebe’s family’s country manor for a weekend getaway. He observes her friends, particularly a socialite named Gemma, behaving callously to the servants. Joe shuts down Phoebe’s attempt to seduce him, and she instead confides her concern that Adam does not love her. Adam, meanwhile, tells Joe he plans to propose to Phoebe, in part because her family fortune will rescue him from mounting debts. Joe comes at odds with Roald Walker-Burton, Kate’s childhood friend whom Joe discovers is obsessed with her. At dinner, Roald chastises Kate for not accepting herself as “one of them”, while Gemma accuses Joe of being the killer. Kate later reveals to Joe that her father is a powerful investor with whom she cut ties due to the harm his business dealings have done to the world. Joe realizes he may be in love with Kate. Roald confronts Joe about being the killer, and pushes him out of a second-story window. Joe recovers and hears a scream; he runs to find Kate, only to discover her kneeling over Gemma’s corpse with a knife in hand.

Episodes 05

“The Fox and the Hound”

Kate insists she did not kill Gemma. Joe comes to believe her and helps her dispose of the body in a barn while the others are partying. Kate confronts Joe about his past after noticing his apparent experience with covering up murders; Joe admits that he disposed of Malcolm’s body, and that whoever framed him is now trying to frame Kate. Kate goes to tell Phoebe to dismiss the servant staff; while she is away, Roald discovers Joe in the barn and brings him to the others, accusing him of being the killer. Despite Joe’s protests, Roald gives him a headstart to flee before pursuing him with a shotgun. Joe subdues Roald in the woods, only to be captured and placed in a dungeon by the real killer: Rhys, who—having come from poverty—committed the murders out of hatred towards the rich. Rhys tells Joe to kill Roald so they can frame him for the murders. When Joe refuses, Rhys sets the dungeon on fire and leaves; Joe escapes and frees Roald, and the two are rescued by Kate. Joe does not tell the others about Rhys, and vows to bring him down himself. Rhys announces his candidacy for Mayor of London.

Episodes 06

“Best of Friends”

Rhys forces Joe to find someone to frame for the murders, and places Simon’s severed ear in his freezer. Joe initially plans to frame Connie, a member of the Oxford group who confides his struggles with addiction, but later relents when Connie decides to get clean. At Kate’s latest gallery fundraiser, Phoebe is held captive in a hotel room by Dawn, a woman posing as a waitress who has a parasocial obsession with her. Joe negotiates his way into the room and plants Simon’s ear in Dawn’s bag before the police arrive, thus getting Dawn arrested for the “Eat the Rich” murders. Nadia, who witnesses the arrest, becomes suspicious of Joe. Adam proposes to Phoebe, but Phoebe, who learned of his financial problems from Dawn, rejects him. Joe and Kate admit their feelings for one another after Kate promises not to inquire into Joe’s past. Rhys gives Joe a final task: kill his rival political donor Tom Lockwood, Kate’s father.

Episodes 07

“Good Man, Cruel World”

Joe accompanies Kate to dinner with her father, who is visiting London; Lockwood reveals he knows Joe’s real identity. Lockwood soon gets an article published revealing that Rhys fabricated much of his memoir. Rhys reveals he has kidnapped Marienne, and forces Joe to kill Lockwood to save her. Phoebe struggles with PTSD symptoms after her kidnapping; Kate arranges her stay at a clinic, but Phoebe instead decides to marry Adam. Joe prepares to kill Lockwood, but Lockwood instead enlists him to kill Rhys, giving him the location of a countryside cottage where Rhys has gone into hiding since the publication of the exposé. Joe finds and tortures Rhys for Marienne’s location; Rhys pleads his innocence, but Joe ends up killing him, only to then discover he has been hallucinating Rhys as the killer the whole time. Nadia, meanwhile, finds a key in Joe’s apartment that leads to a room where he has kept Marienne trapped in a glass cage.

Episodes 08

“Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”

Joe is revealed to have drugged and kidnapped Marienne before she could leave London, and locked her in a glass cage in the basement of an abandoned building across from Rhys’ favorite restaurant. Joe had been exhaustively researching Rhys’ life, finding commonalities between Rhys’ story of rising out of a life of crime and poverty and his own desire for moral redemption. Upon imprisoning Marienne, Joe suffered a psychotic break that caused him to dissociate, resulting in gaps in his memory where he kidnapped Marienne and later committed the murders. Having forgotten he kidnapped Marienne, Joe left her to starve in the cage. The “Rhys” in Joe’s visions proclaims himself to be a figment of his darker impulses, and helps him remember where he kept the key to Marienne’s location. Joe arrives at the building at the same time Nadia explains to Marienne her plan to help her escape.

Episodes 09

“She’s Not There”

Nadia manages to hide while a horrified Joe finds Marienne and promises to set her free. Nadia later procures ketamine from her boyfriend Edward to use on Joe. Joe and Kate attend Adam and Phoebe’s wedding party and attempt to convince Phoebe—whose mental state has declined—not to marry Adam. Phoebe is later committed to psychiatric care after suffering a breakdown at the party. Adam is killed by hitmen posing as prostitutes, who Kate learns were sent by her father; she refuses his request to take over his business. Joe takes Phoebe’s diazepam to expunge his visions of Rhys, but experiences a nightmare in which he sees Gemma, Beck and Love, which convinces him the only way to end his obsessive cycle is to kill himself. He awakens to go free Marienne, only to find she overdosed on medication he left for her earlier.

Episodes 10

“The Death of Jonathan Moore”

Believing Marienne to have died, Joe disposes of her body at a park to make her look like she overdosed. Nadia, however, tells Edward that she and Marienne plotted to fake the latter’s death so that she could escape. Kate tells Joe that her father revealed himself to have bankrolled her every venture even after their estrangement, and confides her fear of never escaping his control. Joe kills Lockwood, and the next morning, attempts suicide by jumping off a bridge. However, the police rescue him; he awakens in the hospital to find Kate, who tells him she has inherited all her father’s assets, and has already covered up Joe’s involvement in Rhys’ death. Joe decides to accept his darker half; he kills Edward and frames Nadia for the crime. While Marienne reads an article about Joe while safely home with Juliette back in Paris, Joe moves back to New York with Kate, who runs her father’s business after his death and helps Joe rehabilitate his public image as Love’s escaped victim.