The whodunnit reveal was just another half-baked attempt to highlight unreliable narrator Joe Goldberg\u2019s skewed perspective. When is he actually going to meet his downfall? <\/p>
Warning: This article contains spoilers for You season 4 part 1.<\/strong><\/p>\n After its first three seasons, Netflix thriller You needed to shake things up. Until the latest chapter arrived on our screens, the show has followed the same pattern: its puppyish, book-loving and not-so-romantic lead Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) would find the love of his life, stalk and woo her, discover the <\/span>real<\/span><\/i> love of his life, and a killing spree would ensue.<\/span><\/p>\n Season 4<\/a> tries to turn the tables <\/span>\u2013<\/span> the new \u2018You\u2019 isn\u2019t a romantic partner but a serial killer who takes out several members of the high society crowd Joe now finds himself associating with in London. The Cluedo-esque whodunnit is for the best: killing women is most definitely bad and Joe is entirely over it. This way, he gets to play the good guy and track down the murderer.<\/span><\/p>\n Eventually (spoiler alert), the mysterious killer<\/a> is revealed to be none other than Rhys Montrose (Ed Speleers)<\/a><\/span>. The rags-to-riches author who Joe befriended in episode 1 has a memoir about overcoming a rough childhood, titled A Good Man in a Cruel World, and is taking London by storm as he embarks on a campaign to become the city\u2019s mayor.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n But the twist falls completely flat.<\/span><\/p>