You Season 4 Twitter Reactions: Fans Miss Love Quinn; Express Dissatisfaction

You Season 4 Twitter Reactions remain mixed as the fans are missing the integral character of the previous season, Love Quinn, while the other half cope with the messy part 1 by sharing memes.

Part 1 of the drama thriller series was released on February 9, 2023, on Netflix. Created by Sera Gamble and Greg Berlanti, the series stars Penn Badgley in the lead role, Tati Gabrielle, Charlotte Ritchie, Lukas Gage and Ed Speleers, alongside other cast members. The series consists of five episodes, each with a runtime of approximately 50 minutes.

The official Netflix description of the series reads as follows:

A DANGEROUSLY CHARMING, INTENSELY OBSESSIVE YOUNG MAN GOES TO EXTREME MEASURES TO INSERT HIMSELF INTO THE LIVES OF THOSE HE IS TRANSFIXED BY.

The new episode showcased Joe in a different light, yet the character has a similar familiarity with the previous seasons. The show grew more intense and introduced various new characters, which kept the story fresh. The extreme and disturbing scenes create an unknown euphoria within the audience. The plot maintains its originality and keeps it interesting with sudden twists and turns. However, the reviews by the viewers are surprisingly more unusual than expected.

Twitter users cannot help but express their discontentment with the show. They are extremely vocal about how they miss the character Love Quinn. The series does not feel the same without her, some said, meanwhile others laugh about the unrealistic plot points. It only shows how incredible Victoria Pedretti was at pulling off the character of a psychotic killer, and her departure left a void.

Nevertheless, the viewers are still fawning over Penn Badgley and his charming presence. His sinister yet alluring narration of the events in the series still manages to win fans’ hearts. Moreover, the show’s fans also show excitement over Love Quinn’s potential appearance in Part 2 following the latest trailer.

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Check out You Season 4 Twitter Reactions

Let’s check out the reactions to the latest series without further ado.

You Season 4 is now streaming on Netflix. Part 2 will also contain five episodes and is set to release on March 9, 2023

Did you watch the latest episodes? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Also Read: You Season 4 Part 1 Review: Joe Goldberg is Back to Haunt Our Dreams

Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das is an Anthropologist by training, but her true passion lies in delving into the human experience through prose. A cinephile and pop culture enthusiast, she has been a writer for a year.

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