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Privacy NoticeNetflix heartthrob Penn Badgley, notorious for his chilling role as Joe Goldberg in the psychological thriller series You, has joined a TikTok trend, offering fans a cheeky behind-the-scenes peek at the upcoming final season’s filming. Known for enchanting and terrifying viewers alike as the darkly obsessive protagonist on You, Penn’s character disentangles himself from the web of crime within London’s elite society and returns to the familiar streets of New York City for what promises to be a jaw-dropping finale. After the edge-of-your-seat ending of season four, Penn hopped on TikTok with a light-hearted video to share news of his last day shooting, reports the Manchester Evening News. In true social media spirit, he quipped: “You see how I show up to work?” The clip then showed him emerging from his ride laden with bags, humorously remarking: “Very demure, very mindful.”
Joe tried to hide out in London last season – but now he’s back in New York
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While strolling down the bustling NYC pavements, he playfully narrated, “I don’t really do too much when I’m at work,” further declaring, “I’m very… mindful.” The TikTok bit included a moment of Penn screaming inside the infamous glass cage where Joe confines his unfortunate conquests, but it didn’t end there. Casually leaning against a window, he addressed his followers, saying: “Playing a romantic icon for five seasons… “I’m very modest, very mindful. You see my shirt?” He then pans the camera down to reveal his grey tank top, adding a witty comment about his outfit choice, “Showing the shoulders, not the boulders.” Penn’s fun take on viral content perfectly matches a humorous TikTok trend started by Jools Lebron, who gave advice on fitting workplace fashion for women. Fans of the series You are buzzing with excitement after getting a glimpse of the final season’s teaser, hinting at a nostalgic return to Joe’s New York roots before the Netflix hit wraps up. One thrilled viewer gushed on Netflix’s YouTube channel after the teaser dropped: “You is a spectacular show. PB is awesome.”
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Another penned their thoughts, saying: “I’m very mindful that Joe needs to be stopped! Lol.” A TikTok user lamented the show’s conclusion: “Makes me sad that the show is coming to an end. Thank you for playing Joe Goldberg, Penn Badgley.” An emotional fan expressed their feelings: “STOP IM GONNA MISS JOE GOLDBERG SO MUCH,” followed by a flood of crying emojis. Someone else couldn’t hide their anticipation: “Cant wait for this season!!!!” While the official release date remains uncertain, devotees of You can look forward to the fifth season dropping sometime between late 2024 and early 2025. You is available to stream on Netflix.Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnNetflix
