YOU showruner teases start of season 3 production with fun photo

Hello, YOU season 3.

Netflix’s addictive stalker drama is officially back! Showrunner Sera Gamble teased the start of production on the new season with a fun photo on Twitter on Friday.

“We’ve started work on season 3,” Gamble wrote. “Just thought you’d want to know.”

Netflix previously renewed the Penn Badgley-led drama for a third season back in January, just a few weeks after season 2 launched. Based on the books YOU and Hidden Bodies, from author Caroline Kepnes, YOU follows romantic/stalker/murderer Joe Goldberg (Badgley) as his love takes dark turns. The series originally premiered Lifetime before moving to Netflix, and it’s a good thing the streaming served renewed it for another season because that season 2 finale left a number of unanswered questions.

Season 3 will feature 10 new episodes from executive producers Gamble and Greg Berlanti, with both Badgley and season 2 addition Victoria Pedretti set to reprise their roles as Joe and Love, the soon-to-be parents. Although Kepnes is currently finishing up a third book, it’s yet to be known just how much the show will follow it, particularly given the changes the show has already made to the story.

YOU season 3 is set to premiere in 2021.

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