While You season 2 only dropped on Boxing Day, it looks like it was so much of a success that a follow up is in order.

Penn Badgley, who portrays the incredibly creepy Joe (and Will), seemed to have let the secret out in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. While discussing the possibility of a female killer being discovered in the current series, he said "She doesn't appear to be the same kind of person. She doesn't appear to be the same kind of predator. She doesn't appear to be the same kind of... you know, dare I say, in the third season - oh, god!"

Quickly realising his mistake, the 33-year-old slapped his head, but of course, the reporter didn't let it go, and proceeded to press him for further details. "I literally know nothing about the third season," the actor responded.

The reporter then asked: "Are we going to get a third season?" Badgley nodded and said, "Technically I can't... I mean, like, unofficially?"

Check out the trailer for You season 2 below: 

[[jwplayerwidget||https://content.jwplatform.com/videos/oHz64mv6-Q0L14jDU.mp4||oHz64mv6]]

The official synopsis for season 2 reads: "When we last saw Joe his heart was tragically broken and his past just caught up with him in the form of long-lost ex-girlfriend Candace (Ambyr Childers) - a woman now hell-bent on teaching him a lesson."

"Season two finds him on the run from Candace - leaving New York City for his own personal hell: Los Angeles. He's fresh out of an intense relationship that ended in murder. The last thing he expects is to meet an incredible new woman but he's falling in love again - with a woman named Love (Victoria Pedretti). Is history repeating? Or will this time be the real thing? Joe's just crazy enough to risk finding out."

And people already seem to be loving the series. "You season 2 is so good, haven't finished yet but I can definitely say they really did a good job," wrote one fan on social media. "The plot is so absurd but all the characters are SO interesting. Candace is the baddest b*tch, I love her."

Another added: "Help, I can't stop watching You season 2. I am glued to my bed all night."

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/iBrandonB/status/1210341793658818566]]

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/aspiringtaco/status/1210462989545017344]]

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/Neritmwa/status/1210416584726065152]]

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/TheAnuDada/status/1210438445207900160]]

This season also stars Amber Childers as Candace Stone, James Scully (Forty Quinn), Carmela Zumbado (Delilah Alves), Jenna Ortega (Ellie Alves), and Chris D'Elia (Henderson).

All 10 episodes of the highly-anticipated third season of You have finally landed on Netflix - and fans are ecstatic!

It's been just a couple of months shy of two years since we last saw Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) and his chilling ways.

Joe, once a lone bookstore manager, is now a husband and father-of-one. And this new season will almost definitely see him and his new wife Love Quinn-Goldberg (Victoria Pedretti) resume their killing spree.

We're not ones to give away any spoilers, but if you've watched the trailer, you'll have gathered that Joe tries, initially at least, to break free of his murderous ways.

This proves difficult for him and he appears to develop yet another obsession - this time with his neighbor.

When Love, as she was bound to, realizes that something is going on, she goes to drastic measures to win back (or forcefully obtain) the affection of her husband.

In the series, which is based on the books You and Hidden Bodies by Caroline Kepnes, Love has proven that she is willing to kill for her man. Will she kill again in season 3 or has she really turned over a new leaf?

In any case, fans of the show are brimming with anticipation now that You is finally back on their screens, with many taking to Twitter to share their excitement.

One excited fan shared: "My life feels so fulfilled right now @YouNetflix season 3 is literally heavenly! amen."

A student confessed to prioritizing the brand new season over their pending assignments: "When you’re lying on the cold ground because it’s strangely comforting with 3 blankets and a bowl of ice cream crying and watching season 3 of You.

"All while your pending assignments look you dead in the eye and then you realize these are supposed to be your roaring 20s."

After watching the very first episode of the season, one fan decided to share: "Wow season 3 of you is already off to a great start."

A final person wrote: "Season 3 of you is already on Netflix, i will be up all night for sure."

Will you be watching season 3 of You today?

Featured image credit: Artur Marciniec / Alamy

Netflix has just dropped the trailer for 'You' season three.

The trailer was released today (September 17) ahead of the return of the third season of the hit show on October 15, which follows the murderous exploits of Joe Goldberg, TV Line reports.

While the first two seasons saw Joe's character face various challenges as he tried to find the love of his life, in this season, he encounters a new one entirely: fatherhood.

"In my history of scared, this is the most scared I've ever been," Penn Badgley's character says in the trailer.

While he and his newfound partner-in-crime Love are the "perfect team", Joe has a long history of stalking and doing whatever it takes to get what he wants, which could spell disaster for his new neighbor Natalie (Michaela McManus).

The third season's official synopsis reads: "Joe and Love, now married and raising their baby, have moved to the balmy Northern California enclave of Madre Linda, where they're surrounded by privileged tech entrepreneurs, judgmental mommy bloggers and Insta-famous biohackers.

"Joe is committed to his new role as a husband and dad, but fears Love's lethal impulsiveness. And then there's his heart. Could the woman he's been searching for all this time live right next door? Breaking out of a cage in a basement is one thing. But the prison of a picture-perfect marriage to a woman who's wise to your tricks? Well, that'll prove a much more complicated escape."

The release of the new trailer went down a storm on YouTube and fans have already flocked to the comment section to express their excitement.

One wrote: "I feel like casting Penn Badgley was the best thing Netflix has ever done."

A second wrote: "I love the fact that Joe literally hates the female version of him and calls her 'Monster' while he's not any different."

A third added: "Plot twist: The baby grows up to be Dexter."

As well as starring actors from previous seasons, the third season will also feature Tati Gabrielle, Dylan Arnold, Shalita Grant, Travis Van Winkle, Scott Speedman, McManus, Shannon Chan-Kent, Ben Menhl, Chris O'Shea, and Christopher Sean.

Featured image credit: Alamy / Cyberstock

Warning: Spoilers from season 2 are in this article

Netflix has confirmed that You will return for a third season, with both Penn Badgley and Victoria Pedretti reprising their roles as Joe and Love.

If you're not caught up yet, check out the intense trailer to season two:

[[jwplayerwidget||https://content.jwplatform.com/videos/oHz64mv6-Q0L14jDU.mp4||oHz64mv6]]

The show is based on the books YOU and Hidden Bodies by author Caroline Kepnes, and follows the story of one man's obsession with finding the perfect relationship.

Season two saw Joe Goldberg move to LA to avoid the ex-girlfriend Candice, where he adopted the new identity of Will Bettelheim. The series then descended into a chaotic mix of stalking, kidnapping, substance abuse, parent issues, baking, acid trips, and - of course - murder.

The news was confirmed by the official Netflix UK & Ireland Twitter account, in a post that read: "Breaking: You will return for a third season. As in, the show. Called You. Not *you*. You know?"

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/NetflixUK/status/1217101609483882496?]]

This was followed up by another tweet poking fun at the series' name:

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/NetflixUK/status/1217102738594697217]]

Per Entertainment Weekly, the third season will feature 10 episodes from executive producers Sera Gamble and Greg Berlanti, with both Badgley and season 2 newcomer Victoria Pedretti (Haunting of Hill House) set to reprise their roles as soon-to-be parents and serial killers Joe and Love.

Although author Caroline Kepnes is yet to complete the third written installment, it is still unknown just how much the Netflix series will deviate from her writing (as they have in the past).

The new season is set to premiere in 2021.

Last December Netflix released the series You, which would win the Emmy Award for Creepiness, if that was a thing. The show follows bookstore manager/serial killer Joe Goldberg as he grows obsessed with graduate student Guinevere Beck. According to critical consensus on Rotten Tomatoes, the show combined "thrilling drama with trashy fun to create an addictive social media horror story."

In the second season, Penn Badgely returns as Joe Goldberg, and the show relocates from New York City to Los Angeles. Victoria Pedretti, who you might remember as Nell in The Haunting Of Hill House, will play the new lead, Love Quinn. She's "an aspiring chef who doesn't care about social media" and is "tending to a deep grief," which helps her connect to Joe, according to See What's Next.

Watch the trailer for season 1 of You

[[jwplayerwidget||https://content.jwplatform.com/videos/80zBTJfV-Q0L14jDU.mp4||80zBTJfV]]

The first season originally aired on Lifetime, but found a massive audience on Netflix, spurring the streaming giant to order a second season. Filming has already begun, and Penn Badgely told Entertainment Tonight that some scenes were so disturbing he felt sick. "There are some things I've done with prosthetic bodies in this [new] season that were kind of nauseating as I did them, I will say that," he told the outlet.

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/seewhatsnext/status/1090642042303049728]]

“I’m really excited for people to get to know Love," Badgely continued. "She adds a dimension that hasn’t existed yet. There's a side to Joe that we haven’t seen yet because her character, in some ways, is the polar opposite of Beck. "Joe was always trying to get Beck’s attention, sort of almost against her own instincts and will, whereas Joe is trying to be better. And Love won’t let him say ‘no’ to her, even though he’s trying desperately."

Sounds like the perfect romantic comedy for a first date! Netflix has not announced a release date for season two yet, nor explained why that strange man is staring at you right now, and seems to pop up everywhere you go.