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Flicks And The City: Hello you... enjoy these Season 3 easter eggs and what else did I miss?!

Elsa Roberta: Killer video, would never have picked up on most of these, love your pronunciation of foreign languages!

Gothic TDK: 40 is the number of testing.

Selin Ulas: the women he obsesses over really are replacable with the exception of Love. Beck war boring, Candace was at least a badass, natalie was BORING, marienne at least had class and wasnt a flat character BUT LOVE, Love was perfect for him and she was a well-rounded character with a lot of depth

Alpha Jester: The scene when Sherry shot Cary's leg when she intended to graze him reminded me of when Peach grazed Joe's leg, eventually killing Peach. I was thinking if Sherry had actually grazed Cary's leg, one of them would have shared the same fate as Peach.

Lilah Cee: omg what if she escaped???? idk how but shes cray

Samantha Canary: Imagine the gay couple goes on a trip to France and brings Henry and notices joe. Idk they seem like people to make a trip like that

Marlon Perez: This series is going down hill, I won’t be watching season 4. Am I the only one that feels like season 3 was way over the top and not believable.. they should of took it a totally different route. It should of been about them being investigated for there previous murders where the predator becomes prey, In season three they only need one kill either Joe or Love that’s it not half the neighbor… Also Theo not calling the police once he saw the cage come on…

ItzYahmina: Honestly season 3 was really good we don't really need a season for but I hope that season four the start tying Joe to murders from season 1 2 and 3 and then they end up on the hunt for him so it's not just the classic Joe kill for love

RaunchyFigz Lewis: I enjoyed season three overall, but I noticed somethings that bothered me that now that I think about it has become more apparent in the shows Netflix are putting out: where is the black love? I feel like I have not seen a healthy representation of that at all. Literally every Black woman on the show was engaging a white guy, even the pedestrians with no lines. The only black guy on the show was a part of the lgb folks and all the black chicks were with white dudes like wth? This show by itself wouldn’t seem such a deal but once you are aware of it on Netflix, it’s apparent in every other In English release they offer. I know what you guys are doing, and I need y’all to celebrate “all” walks of life, and not just black men who have ostracized himself from black or any other woman.

RJ Monty: Given the continuous influences from famous novels, I’m getting HEAVY The Talented Mr Ripley vibes for season 4. The book is amazing and I think the next season will follow a similar arc, the parallels are already right there.

ChaseNDavid: All the seasons have been great. People saying joe is "calculated" - he: tried to kill peach in public *failed*, barely manages to actually kill her, he leaves his piss in a jar, cant stay out of sight in security footage not to mention falling into sticky situations during Ryan' s killing. Lets be real both of them are fucked. Love through the entirety of the season was aiming for her family's best, trying to be more sexy for Joe, allowed her mom to fuck off, disconnected with forty, tried to kill Joe (who really and truly is the biggest problem in the family). Love wants a good family, she kills for it, she cant have it when Joe is obsessing (reason for outburst at foursome and Natalie's death) and her child is in danger(Gil's death).

Ashwin Arora: Part of me really wants to believe, knowing Love is as dubious Joe, that she somehow/someway escaped the house before the fire burned her away. I mean if shes ~always one step ahead of Joe as Joe is with her (both hiding keys to cage)~ she would also know to take adrenaline and poof shes alive. Yeah, I get it, I know shes gone, butttt come on. Shes “perfect” for him, right (as her last words describe them before she fades away). But one thing I found kinda interesting is how it was Love’s idea to stage a “murder-suicide” for Sherry and Cary, and that was the same set up Joe did in the finale. Maybe Love is alive and she wanted this to be the set up so she would also leave with Joe fir Paris, where she always wanted to start a bakery herself. Yes, far fetched and You’s showrunner confirmed she is gone, but its hard to believe with all their twists and turns. Season 4 could either have Joe turn into this perfect man, who doesnt kill anymore (2% chance) - or have this post-Love realization (cue flashback to Joe’s Mom starting life over) that he really is going to change and that this social commentary about life and childhood neglect can, in fact, be helped by someone ~who understands ~You~~ I think the show really, in some way, wanted Love and Joe to stay together. But Joe is chasing something to change him. I believe he doesnt want to kill anymore, but Love who knew him so well continued his past, something he is trying to forget about. And come on, they really named her “Love.” Something he is always trying to chase. Love is his love. Dammit i need to stop typing But I really do admire the story writing for this show. Every topic is real, raw, and current. Love is hintfully described as bipolar (manic, impulsive references) and Joe is, without diagnosing, some axis 1 disorder — and all of this stems from their childhood, an environment crucial for their development. Henry, could very well be, introduced when he is older and be the same version of Joe, finding the truth to his past, etc

Zachary Thorsen: BRING LOVE BACK

Rachel Tompkins: 🧢❤️

Ava Veater: I REALLY hope old characters with untied ends are key to the story in season 4, this is really the only way to correctly and beautifully end the show, and most likely become a fan favorite season if done right. I was VERY disappointed that this season, unlike season 2, barely acknowledged Joe's past actions. The previous 2 seasons don't play any significant role in the storyline or even script. The whole essence of this show is the insanity of it, Joe does the same thing over and over again expecting different results, the literal definition of insanity. The pattern is key to making the story an actual story rather than 4 stand-alone murder tales. There are so many suitable characters that could return to tie the entirety of the show together: Theo/ Matthew, Ellie, the PI from season 1, this 'half brother' even. All of these characters have been left alive with just enough information that collectively they could actually pin him for every single murder. Whichever character is revived should be shown contacting the other candidates listed previously in addition to Dr. Nicky, Peach's suspicious family, Paco, Matthew, Dottie Quinn, Marieanne, and most importantly JOE'S FAMILY! We could watch this character "stalking" Joe for a change, keeping trinkets of him for evidence, and digging around HIS past & personal life like we have seen Joe do to all his love interest victims. Tracking down his mother, half brother, and even the friend at the halfway house. This would be a super interesting insight to see how Joe would respond to being on the receiving end of his abusive behavior. To have his trama right in front of his face. The control dynamic would shift for the first time, which control was a big theme in the past 2 seasons. To see an uncalculated side of Joe and really demolish and believe left that he has mostly "pure intentions" for killing. This season if done right could and rightfully should be the last season, think breaking bad- you don't ruin a stellar storyline to pump out more seasons when in the end the 4-5 season well-written shows are ALWAYS more beloved and rewatched by fans than dragged out repetitive shows (cough cough walking dead). I really hope they do not try to pop out more the 5 seasons total and delay the large sum of karma joe has nipping at his ankles at this point in the story. Oh and there is one last element I would LOVE to see is at the end of season 4, like in previous seasons, we listen to snippets of a memoir being narrated over clips of events following the aftermath of Joe's actions. At the end of season 4, after the revived character has either killed or locked Joe up, we hear an unfamiliar adult male voice narrating a section of a book that is describing some all-over metaphor or poetic lesson that should be learned from the events of the story. While listening to this narration we see an outline (not yet the face) of the author who is reading from what seems to be his new book on a book tour. As the camera zooms out further we recognize the location as the book store from season one, then the clip cuts ( we are still listening to the author throughout this all) and the figure is in the same position but the background is different, he is now reading at the LA restaurant/ book store from season 2, then cut to the library in season 3. At the end of the narration, the camera moves to an angle to reveal the author's face, we see a man with a very similar resemblance to Joe himself and around a similar age. On the cover of the book he is holding, and on the book tour posters behind him, we read the name "Henry Ferguson" (Dante's last name). The entire story is connected through books and writing. From the first season to the last. Joe's son in the end only took one thing away from Joe and it was the love of books and writing. Since this is how Henry had to cope with being abandoned by his father as a baby.

Danica Tanner: I missed the bit when they find out his real name is joe not will.

Monica Momney: You found all of this out yourself?? Impressive!!!!

Luke Klazen: I'm still waiting for Paco to make his appearance.

Sheff Kane: 42nd

Nobody Ist kuhls: Joe wanted to kill love right ? At the end of season 2 but WHY???

Sahalan Jamir: Love Each Of Your Videos Related To "YOU" *** I Really Hope Love Comes Out Alive In S4 ***

Shloka: This is insane! The writers are most definitely on another level 🤯

Brianna Jazmin: I love these Easter eggs! Also shout out to phineas & ferb!!

Lord Venjix: Amazing video 👍

cns: How did Joe manage to get to Europe

Jessica M: During one of Joe and Marianne's conversations at the bookshelves, there's a book titled "Flirt." They also reference To Kill a Mockingbird a couple more times as well by referencing Scout, Boo, and Harper Lee in different scenes!

Angel Lejano: I love Love even thou she's kinda toxic I hope she's not dead

Kaleb: I liked when they killed the person next door.

Iman: 40 Details in loving memory of Forty 😌

Kashish Sharma: Love this show!!!🧢❤️

Oshari Esanjana: The Mr. Mooney one made me sad

Sharadh_ govindraman: Great video 🤟🤟👍

sonic Obsessions: D'you know how Nirvana has a lot of refference from the show. The shirt, the store. Besides the library and of course Quinns' Anavrin. I really think that. Heart shaped mistake by the Conrads is a Nod to Heart shaped box by the band Nirvana.

M A R K O: I am a fan of show but,season 3 sad disapointment for me...w8ing for s4 in france :)

Izna B: I thing the way the title YOU becomes blood filled every time an episode starts is the biggest indicator that whoever wil be Joe's "you" will end up blood filled (basically dead)

Anoushka Pradhan: AMAZING! I WOULD'VE NEVER NOTICED.

Eclair: Y’all are so smart to see these small details

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Adventures with Ruth Alaina: Literally how do they find this out?! ILYSM