You with Penn Badgley has wrapped its third season as the showrunner shares the episodes will be ‘f***ing bonkers’
Penn Badgley will reprise his role as serial killing casanova Joe Goldberg in Netflix‘s You for a third season.
And it was recently revealed by show runner Sera Gamble that they wrapped filming on April 23, as she teased ‘f***ing bonkers’ episodes in the upcoming third installment of the psychological thriller.
Taking to Twitter to share the news, she began to reveal some piping hot tea as she wrote: ‘Today is our last day of shooting season 3 of #YouNetflix. Can I brag to you for a hot second?’
Anticipation: Penn Badgley was tapped to reprise his role in the third season of Netflix’s psychological thriller ‘You’ as show runner Sera Gamble teases ‘f***ing bonkers’ episodes to come; seen in 2020
Back again: The fan favorite series is based off novels by Caroline Kepnes, with Badgley playing a troubled serial killer desperate for love as a method of control
The fan favorite series is based off novels by Caroline Kepnes, with Badgley playing a troubled serial killer desperate for love as a method of control.
And Gamble offered a bit of information about the upcoming season as she let off some steam online.
After bragging about ‘zero on-set positive COVID tests’ throughout the course of filming, she gave fans a bit of insight on what they could expect from the third season.
‘I feel privileged to have gotten to witness everyone’s creativity, resilience and kindness. I mean, I knew our team was tough and good at their jobs, but holy s**t did everyone show up for each other. All the way up the Warner’s/Netflix ladder and in every production department.
Good luck: Show runner Sera Gamble took to Twitter to tease a bit of information about the third season after bragging about the ‘
Bragging rights: She added: ‘(Also, the episodes are f***ing bonkers and the performances are insanely good. That’s all I’ll say about that till we are ready to talk about the new season)’
The leak: Gamble could not contain her excitement upon wrapping the show as she spoke about everything from COVID-19 protocol to dropping small hints about the show
She added: ‘(Also, the episodes are f***ing bonkers and the performances are insanely good. That’s all I’ll say about that till we are ready to talk about the new season.)’
And although the script was first drafted for the studio on September 8, production didn’t get underway until February as she shared photos of the script with the varying drafts.
The show stars Gossip Girl vet Badgley and his love interest was played by Elizabeth Lail in the first season before Victoria Pedretti became the object of his affection as the plot thickened in season two.
Creeping: The Gossip Girl vet plays the part of Joe Goldberg, a troubled serial killer looking for love
Plot change: Joe’s love interest was played by Elizabeth Lail in the first season before Victoria Pedretti became the object of his affection as the plot thickened in season two
Notoriously the show had cast now-disgraced comedian Chris D’Elia as a version of himself, as he played the part of a sexually deviant comedian named Henderson who preyed on younger females.
Badgley had spoken out about the allegations that surfaced this past summer, and D’Elia was not tapped for a third season as his character was killed off.
‘It did affect me deeply. I was very troubled by it. I don’t know Chris,’ he added, ‘[but] I know that, if there’s anything we need to do in this age, it’s to believe women.’s
That’s a wrap! The script was first drafted for the studio on September 8 but production didn’t get underway until February and Gamble officially announced they had wrapped on April 23