It loses a star simply because there’s vomit included in practically every episode—it appears frequently, people are just relaxing and watching television, so witnessing vomiting repeatedly feels unnecessary. Aside from that, the show is captivating even if it's completely detached from reality. You find yourself empathizing with Joe/Will; it isn't a matter of misfortune for him, but rather a complete absence of …

I felt compelled to share my thoughts on this series because I can't understand the praise surrounding it; it seems like everyone else loves it. After finishing the first season, I honestly can’t find anything positive to say about it. The characters don't experience any repercussions for their actions, which are often hard to believe. It feels like every issue is resolved by simply killing someone, and that's a lazy…

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This television program explores themes of connection and fixation in a fascinating way. I found it to be genuinely engaging, and the performances were acceptable. It was easy to watch many episodes back-to-back. The characters felt thoughtfully created as well.

This show, You, is off to an agreeable start. There’s a resemblance to Dexter in its tone. The viewer ends up wanting Joe to succeed, even though his actions are quite unsettling. He possesses admirable qualities alongside being a truly terrible offender. We see plenty of contemporary stalking methods involving technology like phones and computers, combined with more traditional approaches. It's an uncomfortable, all…