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Platforms release
- Previous episode S03E12 - Do You Take Dexter Morgan?
- Number S04E01
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Director
Marcos Siega
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Writer
Clyde Phillips
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Crime, Drama, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller
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Last update
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Living the Dream
The pressures of fatherhood threaten to bring Dexter's world crashing down. In his carelessness, Dexter realizes that he's misplaced crucial evidence, something that could expose his dark side to the world. But his search will have to wait, as Miami Metro's two simultaneous murder cases continue to escalate. Their top priority is to solve 'The Vacation Murders', a series of robberies gone bad that threaten Miami's lucrative tourist industry. Lundy, however, remains convinced that the bigger problem is dealing with the Trinity Killer, who unbeknownst to them is already stalking his next victim. Dexter has to weave a web of lies to extract himself from his duties, hoping to bury his secret before someone else finds it first.
In the age of social media, where connections can be formed with just a click, Netflix’s hit psychological thriller "You" takes this phenomenon to an unsettling level. Premiering its first season on Lifetime before transitioning to Netflix, this captivating series created by Greg Berlanti and Sera Gamble delves into the life of Joe Goldberg, portrayed masterfully by Penn Badgley. The show has garnered immense popularity for its exploration of love, obsession, and the darker sides of human relationships, making it an essential watch for fans of crime dramas and thrillers alike.
The story begins in New York City, where bookstore manager Joe becomes infatuated with aspiring writer Guinevere Beck (played by Elizabeth Lail). As he spirals deeper into his obsession, Joe employs modern technology to stalk Beck—learning her every move through social media and even eliminating those who stand between them. This blend of romance and horror sets a compelling stage for viewers who are drawn to narratives that challenge their perceptions of love and morality.
With five seasons already aired and a sixth one on the horizon set to conclude Joe's tumultuous journey, "You" continues to keep audiences on edge. Each season builds upon Joe's character arc; from his initial fixation with Beck in Season 1 to his attempts at starting anew in Season 5, we witness a complex portrayal of a deeply flawed individual whose charm masks sinister intentions. The show cleverly mirrors contemporary discussions about privacy invasion through technology—topics that resonate strongly with today's digital-savvy audience.
