I’m watching- You

Netflix’ newest thriller series, You, has had audiences all over the world on the edge of their seat. Based on the novel of the same name by Caroline Kepnes, You tells the story of young aspiring writer Guinevere Beck and her stalker-turned boyfriend Joe Goldberg.

Penn Badgley (Gossip Girl) gives a chilling performance as book store manager Joe Goldberg and throughout the series Badgley’s performance can give viewers the illusion that his character is actually not that sinister. The stalker has a caring relationship with the young boy Paco who lives in the apartment next door which leads the viewers to believe that Joe really can’t be that bad as he saves Paco from his mum’s abusive boyfriend.

Joe’s obsessiveness over Beck’s friends, in particular her friend Peach, can be seen in two lights; crazy or somewhat caring. The viewer sees that Peach is also obsessed with Beck and is trying to control her and make her leave Joe. It can be argued that Peach is just as crazy as Joe when it comes to controlling Beck.

The format of the show is very easy to watch however it does require of lot of attention so there’s no putting it on in the background while you do other things. 

You, is definitely worth the watch and will make us all double think our relationships with friends, family and that creepy guy in the bookstore.

https://youtu.be/cKOhno0IMpA

Top 5 best TV series to binge watch

5. Arrested Development (2003-)

Arrested Development has to be one of the funniest and strangest TV shows about. The show follows the dysfunctional Bluth family as the patriarch of the family George Senior is imprisoned. This weird and wacky show is definitely worth the watch.

Available on Netflix.

https://youtu.be/gXg2_yExgVY 

4. Queer Eye (2018-)

The reboot of early noughties show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy is everything you’d hope it would be. The reality TV show follows 5 gay men in Georgia, USA helping mostly straight men and women get their home, lifestyle, grooming, fashion and cooking up to scratch. This show is all round hilarious and heart warming and is definitely worth a binge.

Available on Netflix.

3. The Crown (2016-)

The Crown tells the mostly true story of Queen Elizabeth II as she becomes Queen and the pitfalls and hurdles she faces. Claire Foy and Matt Smith are amazing as Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh and give the viewer an insight into what life is like beyond the palace walls.

Available on Netflix.

2.Game of Thrones (2011-2019)

Game of Thrones is entering into its final season in 2019 but it’s not too late to catch up. The mythical fantasy features everything from Kings and Queens to dragons. The sometimes gruesome TV show is definitely worth the watch as it’ll be all everyones talking about in the coming months.

1. The US Office (2005-2013)

The American adaptation of the originally British show about a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania is one that everyone should see and deserves first place on this list. Steve Carrell as branch manager Michael Scott delivers a funnier and far more loveable version of Ricky Gervais’ David Brent. By the end of the ninth and final series the viewer finds themselves more attached to the characters than with any other show and is guaranteed to be a tear-jerker.

Available on Amazon Prime.