Joe realizes Will Bettelheim isn’t all he’s cracked up to be. The fallout threatens to get in the way of his burgeoning connection with Love.

The episode was rated 7.51 from 1198 votes.

Joe attempts to keep things platonic with Love and keep his nose out of Ellie's business. But his instincts soon get the better of him.

The episode was rated 7.53 from 1175 votes.

Joe and Love's argument in the tent during Have a Good Wellkend, Joe! episode of the show You reminded viewers of their own past relationships. The surprise guest of Forty had Joe feeling anything but zen. Viewers have conflicting thoughts about Candace, with some wishing Joe would take care of her in some way, while others feel she should take responsibility and go to the cops.

In the episode, viewers find out that Candace is actually a zombie. This has shocked viewers, as they try to figure out what this means for the characters. How will Joe, Love and Forty deal with this situation? Will Candace be able to be saved? These questions and more will be answered in future episodes.

The episode was rated 7.56 from 1119 votes.

Joe arrives in LA, determined to start a new life and leave his old one behind. He meets some interesting people, some of whom he quickly befriends, while others he attempts to manipulate. As the episode progresses, we get to watch Joe struggle with his inner demons, and his past keeps finding ways to haunt him.

The episode ends with a shocking twist that reminds us of just how dark and manipulative Joe really is. It was a brilliant season opener that kept us on the edge of our seats, not knowing what to expect. All the while, we're reminded of how skeevy and evil Joe can be. Alongside Joe, we also meet some of his acquaintances, the loud and energetic Love being the most prominent. The episode ends with a reminder that Joe is a protagonist we can't quite love, but can't help but be intrigued by.

The episode was rated 7.62 from 1316 votes.

In the episode of the show You, titled "The Good, the Bad, & the Hendy", Joe is forced to adapt to sharing Love with Forty and is surprised when a group date is announced. His protectiveness of Ellie quickly escalates and viewers are reminded of his childhood traumas. Forty is quickly becoming disliked by the audience for her presence and her intrusion into Joe and Ellie’s relationship.

This is where Joe's backstory comes into play and viewers see the truth of his upbringing and how it has left an imprint on him. Joe's childhood traumas have left him a damaged individual and this episode gives viewers a glimpse of what he is going through. It makes the audience feel sorry for him and his struggles of being able to trust anyone, and how he is using Ellie as a form of protection.

The episode was rated 7.62 from 1134 votes.

The episode Farewell, My Bunny from the show You is a gripping story of Joe and Love's complicated lives. Joe is performing surveillance on a potential problem, but believes someone is tailing him as well. This deepens the suspense as viewers are left to wonder who Joe is watching and why. Meanwhile, Love is brought back to painful memories, putting her on edge in the present.

The show is able to evoke intense emotions from its audience, as viewers find themselves rooting for Joe and Love despite their questionable decisions. Additionally, viewers are curious as to why Joe has stopped seeing Guinevere Beck recently. Will she ever make an appearance on the show again? The quote from Raymond Chandler, “There is no trap so deadly as the trap you set for yourself”, is a fitting piece of insight for the characters in this episode. This episode is a powerful reminder of the consequences of making decisions and how they can affect our lives.

The episode was rated 7.64 from 1109 votes.

In the episode "Ex-istential Crisis" of the show You, Joe is dealing with heartache and is trying to soothe it with ancient remedies, modern technology and drinking with Delilah. However, a mistake made by Joe could have major consequences. Joe's best friend, James, is watching from heaven, and his wife's comment about Joe's inability to keep his dick hard gets some laughs from the audience. Joe is then asked what he would be if he didn't have anyone to love and what he lost that made him chase love so much. The audience is also surprised by the fact that the characters in the show don't always remember to send the critical information first and can't understand why Joe didn't know where he was.

The episode was rated 7.87 from 1121 votes.

In the episode Fear and Loathing in Beverly Hills of You, Joe wants to get away from the pressure of finishing the script but Forty insists on staying and trying to finish it. Forty's excessive coping devices lead to a wild and harrowing night.

The episode was a hit with viewers, with many praising the realistic portrayal of a night where drugs are being taken. The audience were also pleasantly surprised with Forty's development as a character that was more than just an idiot. People found the episode to be really fun and hella enjoyable.

The episode was rated 7.99 from 1131 votes.

Joe has always been unpredictable, but Love has a few surprises of her own. In the episode Love, Actually, Joe and Love find themselves at a crossroads, with their relationship and future uncertain. Will their story end in tragedy or triumph?

The writer of this series has truly outdone themselves. Fans were left in awe as the episode unfolded, with plenty of twists and turns that kept them at the edge of their seats. The last few episodes were especially powerful, and viewers were left with a sense of satisfaction at the conclusion of the season. Love's character was especially well-developed, and viewers were shocked at the reveal of her true identity. Joe was also given justice in the end, as he realized that he was unable to escape his own truth. Despite the bittersweet end for Ellie, fans are hopeful for her return in a potential season 3.

The episode was rated 8.01 from 1176 votes.

The latest episode of "You" has left viewers scratching their heads. Joe is trying to reconstruct the events of a wild night, but finds the truth to be elusive. Meanwhile, Love appears to be looking after a skittish Ellie. The episode ends with Love shockingly murdering Candace with cold blood, leaving viewers with more questions than answers.

Many viewers have expressed their dissatisfaction with the episode, as it deviates from the show's original focus on Joe's story. The show started as an exploration of Joe's psychology, relationships, and his attempts to better himself, but now viewers are left wondering what's going on with the multiple murderers and the enablers in Joe's life. With Love now revealed to be a killer, the stakes have been set much higher, and viewers are eager to see how the show ends.

The episode was rated 8.17 from 1126 votes.