User Reviews

Lots of anti-vax folks on here complaining that this show accurately depicts the consequences of their stupidity. Then have the nerve to call pro-vaccine folks "snowflakes". This was a good episode folks and leaves me excited for the next one.

The great thing about You is that it depicts horrible characters like Joe and Love literally being terrible people, but let's the audience join with them in their triumphs. You genuinely feel good about these two that they don't frame the neighbor's husband - and you get a warm feeling that good won out over evil. But you are living with them in their delusions. It's a reminder that we do this all the time. I know I'm explaining the obvious - this concept is what the whole show is about - and you all get it, otherwise you wouldn't be watching. That being said, this episode has some great moments of exactly this.

Other reviewers on here are upset that the writers are apparently being too "political". Well guess what, vaccines shouldn't be political. They are a medical and scientific wonder that a particular political group have made political. A guess what - anti-vaxxers are responsible for a resurgence of measles which occurred well before the current pandemic, which is what this episode is about. Not covid. If you are so offended by that, then TV isn't for you.

This show had brilliant writing when it focused on the story. This, however, had nothing to do with the story. It doesn't progress the plot whatsoever. The season would've been better off without it and had you skipped this episode, the story would've remained the same. It is obvious this was never planned in the original plot-line of the show and only serves as a weak argument that will never change an anti-vaxer's mind. If anything, this only makes people who argue for unconstituional mandates for an experimental medical procedure from corporations who cannot be sued look awful. She literally murdered someone over it. 40 minutes of my life I'll never get back. What the hell was that, Netflix?

They've constantly made jabs and jokes about the woke, liberal californians and it's funny. The minute the bring up vaccines all the anti-vaxxers start crying don't be political. Don't trust those reviews, so far the show is really good.

What was this? I mean, I'm vaccinated and all but is this really necessary? This isn't "educating" anyone, if anything it probably makes some people even more skeptical of vaccines because no one likes when pompous writers think they're clever enough to preach people and it ends up just rubbing it in people's faces. But I guess that is the point, some people really are that narcissistic.

I love this show. That's why I started watching season 3. Then why do I get a long rant on vaccinations (obviously bc of covid) when I just want to watch two crazy murderers? It seems forced. Suddenly they of all people know what's best for your health? Disappointed and dissatisfied. Hopefully the next episodes will be like season 1&2.

Just to be clear: I'm only against shoving opinions in peoples faces while watching a fictional show. I want to escape reality when watching these kind of shows.

This episode begins with Love and Joe, Henry wakes them early in the morning. Henry has been infected with COVID-19. Joe has the measles. Henry is okay, Joe is relieved. Love knocks down Gil with an axe. Nice Episode of You Season 3, what a shocking end. Love killed again, can Joe stop her?

I'm not sure which was worse, the absurd title or the repeated references to "braindead anti-vaxxers." And I'm double vaccinated; however, I have an aversion to aggressive political rhetoric and pompous moralizing, particularly when it comes from Hollywood. Please just entertain me and leave your politics at the door.

But when you strip away the political nonsense and pointless vaccine-shaming, all you're left with is a subpar episode. I miss the thrills of the first two seasons; please bring them back next year.