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Bronte: “How do I give you the ending you deserve?” This is a very exciting question for us viewers, as we care about finally closing the book on Joe Goldberg in You Season 5, Episode 10.

As usual, we enter You Season 5, Episode 9 with Joe living in fantasy land.

Let's cut to the chase. The title of You Season 5, Episode 8, represents the essence of the story, so I’m sure you can imagine the outcome.

The pace has dimmed in Season 5, Episode 7 of You. This episode can be divided into three sections: Henry, Joe and Maddie, and Joe and Louise.

A little context: As I've been reviewing You Season 5, I’ve been frustrated by the first few episodes, but it's starting to pick up the pace midway through the season.

We’ve finally got a humdinger five episodes in – it’s messy. You Season 5, Episode 5 is the messiest one yet. The juiciest one yet. My goodness.

First things first, Joe’s obsession with Bronte is escalating. We hear Joe narrating that the word “affair” has been ping-ponging around his head – “You...

I'm stumped and irritated after Episode 3 of You Season 5 and an entire 120g of Cadbury's caramel chocolate.

The second episode is so incredibly dull that it feels like a ginormous task trying to write about it.

It’s been three years since Joe Goldberg's last kill. Shocking, I know. His new relationship with Kate has kept his urges at bay, but for how long?

Seven years later, we finally arrive at the conclusion of Joe Goldberg in You Season 5. Back in 2018, when Season 1 was first released,...

I don’t know how you will feel—you’re probably opposed to me—but I am glad that Netflix has finally decided to wrap up You. It has...

Let’s just clear up any confusion. Bullet Train Explosion is nothing to do with David Leitch’s demented 2022 action-comedy Bullet Train, though it would perhaps...

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Netflix’s Scandi noir The Glass Dome pulls double duty as both a taut whodunnit and a psychological drama, exploring the longstanding effects of intergenerational trauma...

Look, you know how these things work. In an episode or so, The Glass Dome sketches one of the more familiar outlines of a quintessential...

I can say this for Season 7 of Black Mirror, if nothing else – it’s better than the last one. But that’s a low bar...

You have to wonder if the reason Black Mirror isn’t very good anymore is that the horrifying digital future it once imagined is now our...