Netflix dropped an unpleasant yet bubbly new secret for season 4 of the stalker series during Tudum: A Netflix Worldwide Fan Occasion on Saturday.

“I’m not the adorable book shop chief in New York, or the shop agent in L.A., or the hovering spouse in suburbia,” Penn Badgley’s maniacal fanatical Joe Goldberg (previously known as Will Bettelheim) starts the his mark cerebral voiceover portrayal. “No. No more.”

Presently living in the U.K. under the nom de plume Teacher Jonathan Moore, a hairy and besuited Joe proceeds, “Permit me to present myself. I’ve gone through a touch of refinement after crossing the Lake, and living in London has permitted me to cover the past, maybe.” (And as You fans will be aware, “the past” is an idyllic approach to saying a heap of dead bodies.)

Season 2’s Marienne (Tati Gabrielle) — an example of the rare type of person to get away from Joe’s lethal obsession — comes into outline as Joe guarantees, as so often previously: “Gone are the times of pathetic love and yearning.”

He demands, “No, this time around, I’m zeroing in on scholarly community and guidance while keeping my ordinary extracurricular exercises stringently proficient. One should make time to trade thoughts with similar associates.”

Right now, the secret presents a procession of new colleagues: restless Nadia (Amy-Leigh Hickman), high class Kate (Charlotte Ritchie) and scholarly Rhys (Ed Speleers), who holds a duplicate of a book named Great Man in a Savage World.

Likewise in the blend are spangly-dressed Woman Phoebe (Tilly Manager) and martini-sloshing Adam (Lukas Gage), as well as a cadre of honor worldwide socialites including Sophie (Niccy Lin), Simon (Aidan Cheng), Gemma (Eve Austin), Connie (Dario Coates) and Gift (Ozioma Whenu).

Joe articulates unfavorably, “Tragically with companions in high places, there generally come others endeavoring to ascend that social stepping stool.

Some might wind up falling — or, will I say, pushed — to their social passing.”

He takes note of, “The inquiry is: By whom?” The hit show, in light of Caroline Kepnes’ smash hit books, debuted in 2018 followed Joe in New York City as he began — and forever finished — a sentiment with hopeful essayist Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail).

Season 2 saw Joe move to Los Angeles and succumb to Cherish Quinn (Victoria Pedretti). The two immediately fortified over the way that they were both lamenting a new misfortune, prompting Affection becoming pregnant with Joe’s kid similarly as they were finding the profundities of each other’s fierce propensities.

Season 3 kept on following Joe and Love — this time, as a wedded couple bringing their child up in a Northern California suburb.

The wild season 3 finale saw Joe kill Love prior to flying off to Paris in quest for Marienne.

Netflix declared the season 4 reestablishment of You in October 2021, only days in front of the show’s third season.

“It’s been exciting to watch Penn carry Joe to dreadful yet convincing life,” showrunner Sera Bet said in a proclamation at that point. “We’re profoundly thankful that Netflix has shown You such fantastic help and that individuals all over the planet have appreciated watching Joe truly get everything exceptionally off-base over the beyond 3 seasons.

The entire You group is eager to investigate new, dim features of affection in season 4.”

Creation on season 4 authoritatively started in Spring. The following month, Netflix turned the tables and uncovered season 4 was recording in London (not Paris) with a photograph of Badgley, 35, sitting close to a heap of English books, including Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray and Extraordinary Assumptions by Charles Dickens

“A couple of months after the fact, Badgley prodded that season 4 would look and feel somewhat not the same as past seasons.

“The tone is comparative yet it’s moving in that there is an alternate configuration,” he told Diversion This evening.

“It’s practically similar to we’re moving the class somewhat. Also, I think it works.”

The initial three times of You are currently gushing on Netflix. Section 1 of season 4 drops Feb. 10, trailed by section 2 on Walk 10.