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Netflix Deletes Joe’s Narration Out Of ‘You’, And It’s Creepier Than Ever

By Thanussha Priyah, 10 Jan 2020

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The second season of Netflix’s You sees the protagonist Joe Goldberg (played by Penn Badgley) living under another identity and being “forced” to relocate to Los Angeles. Based on a series of novels by Caroline Kepnes, the show follows the story of the murderous stalker, who often narrates what goes on in his mind, giving viewers a look into his psyche.

Netflix has now unveiled a video perhaps more terrifying than the original version. It shows several clips without Joe’s voiceovers, making the pin-drop silence both painful and creepy to watch.

The chilling supercut sees Joe staring blankly in parts when audiences can originally hear his mind’s voice.

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One especially eerie scene depicts Joe and his romantic interest, Love Quinn (Victoria Pedretti), together as he eats her food quietly. Love watches him for a reaction but he remains awkwardly quiet. She then nudges for a response, and of course, he replies with silence. Finally, she takes it as he is just “speechless.”

This sequence starts at the 0:15 mark in the video below.





[via LADbible, Screenshot via Netflix]
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