Beck heads out of town to rendezvous with the man she's been texting; Joe follows and is shocked by what he finds; Beck realizes she and Joe are going to have to bring a scary level of truth and authenticity to their connection.

The episode was rated 7,39 from 1689 votes.

Beck isn't certain that Joe is The One, so he sets out to prove he's boyfriend material; balancing this important time in their blossoming relationship with the tricky maneuvers he's been pulling behind the scenes proves challenging for Joe.

The episode was rated 7,48 from 1782 votes.

Beck suffers a loss and Joe is right there with a shoulder to lean on. But he can't quite shake the worry and jealousy he still feels. He goes to creative lengths to explore his fears, even creating a fake identity.

The episode was rated 7,48 from 1552 votes.

Joe and Beck's lives have taken very different turns. On paper, each is doing great. A chance encounter brings every possibility to the surface and must decide which way their want their story to go.

The episode was rated 7,55 from 1513 votes.

The second episode of the show You was The Last Nice Guy in New York, where Joe and Beck had their first date. Joe did everything he could to win Beck over, but she had her heart set on her ex, Benji. Joe's character was a particular highlight of the episode, as viewers were both creeped out and endeared by his attempt to win over Beck. Joe has a unique warmth and kindness that can rapidly be switched off, as the episode demonstrated.

The episode was well-received by viewers, with many commenting on Joe's intriguing character and the interesting story so far. His interaction with Paco demonstrated his warmth, while the voiceover gave some insight into how Joe himself views his behavior. The episode ended with Joe having [spoiler] won the girl and the mention of Candace, leaving viewers eager to see how the story develops. [/spoiler]Overall, the episode was a promising continuation of the pilot, and viewers are looking forward to what's to come.

The episode was rated 7,56 from 1937 votes.

The episode "Amour Fou" of the show You was a thrilling ride. Joe's obsession with Beck takes him to a secluded summer home where he comes face-to-face with a rival determined to win her heart. As the tension mounts, viewers are given the first major mistake of Joe's and see further characterization of Peach and the love interest.

This episode was packed with suspense and excitement, but was still able to maintain the slow-paced tension that has become the show's signature. Joe's human flaws and mistakes, like his concussion, were particularly interesting to watch, as it made him more relatable than shows like Dexter.

The episode was rated 7,59 from 1613 votes.

The pilot episode of You was an unexpected hit. Joe, a bookshop clerk, meets Beck at the store and instantly falls for her. Despite his lack of emotions and remorse, he goes down a social media rabbit hole to learn everything about her. Joe even goes as far as to track her down in real life. His love for her is real, but there is one problem standing in the way - her ex, Benji. Joe must confront the issue of Benji if he is serious about being with Beck.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a thrilling ride. Joe's sociopathic behavior of stalking Beck is both cringey and fascinating. The ending of the pilot episode definitely leaves you wanting more. As Joe takes matters into his own hands with Benji, viewers are left wondering what the future holds for Beck and Joe. The unexpected plot of You has captured the attention of audiences and the show is sure to be a hit.

The episode was rated 7,62 from 2309 votes.

In the episode "Living with the Enemy" of You, Joe and Beck's new relationship is tested by Peach, Beck's friend who continues to meddle in their lives. Despite Beck's naivety to the situation, Joe does all he can to solve the Peach problem without making a mess.

The episode was a hit with viewers, particularly those who have had to deal with an intrusive friend themselves. Many viewers found Peach to be annoying and wished for her to be eliminated. One viewer commented "Kill Peach, kill Peach, slowly;-):-P".

The episode was rated 7,66 from 1668 votes.

In this episode of You, Beck is determined to find out the truth about Joe's former love, Candace. Despite feeling like something is off, she finds herself going to extreme lengths to uncover the truth. Beck's character is seen as a contradiction; smart and talented but still choosing partying and alcohol over writing or being a good person. Joe, on the other hand, has a twisted logic; he thinks it is wrong to manipulate and stalk yet then does the same thing. Joe thinks he can magically fix people, which is a delusional way of thinking.

The episode has sparked a conversation about how to differentiate between right and wrong. It shows how everybody has their own "sickness" but for some, it takes it to a whole new level. It's a reminder that words and trying to make it happen are not always signals that the person is the "right" one for you. It's important to be aware of this without letting it make you paranoid.

The episode was rated 7,92 from 1532 votes.

This episode of the show You is a thrilling and suspenseful one. It takes us through the life of Beck and Joe and how their relationship evolves and it really makes us think about Joe. Is he really doing all this for the woman he loves or has he gone too far? The ending definitely leaves us with a lot of questions, which makes us hope for a season 2.

The audience can really feel the tension throughout the show and it's hard to know if we should root for Joe or not. The mixed emotions that this show evokes make it unique and very interesting. The show also leaves us with a lot of unanswered questions and we can only hope that they will be answered in the next season. It was nice to see that the writers decided to end the show with a bit of mystery and not the usual cliché, leaving us to wonder what happened to Candace.

The episode was rated 8,05 from 1545 votes.