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You Had to End This Way

Penn Badgley will “never be able to say enough” about what it meant to bring seductive serial killer Joe Goldberg to life. “I did have fun. It’s heavy as hell too,” he tells Vivian Manning-Schaffel in an interview that breaks down the final moments of You, which premieres its last season on Netflix today. “I just thought about what it means to be a man, what it means to be a father, and what it means to be a husband, as I’ve become those things at the same time as him. And the fact that it’s been so public—it’s not like I’m working any old job, clocking in, clocking out, and going home to my family.”

Elsewhere in HWD, Hillary Busis recaps the entire You finale; Savannah Walsh chats with showrunner Charlotte Stoudt about the surprising parallels between last year’s Morning Show premiere and the all-women Blue Origin flight; VF’s staff brings you our annual summer TV preview; and we untangle the sad story of former child actor Sophie Nyweide.

Signing Off

Penn Badgley breaks down his hit show’s final season, his “big dad energy,” and why this is probably the end of the road for Joe Goldberg: “Nobody wants a dickless Joe, do they?”

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Goodbye, You

A full recap of the Netflix hit’s final episode, in which Penn Badgley’s murderer suffers a fate worse than death—though, of course, there’s a bit of a twist.

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Deep Impact

Before Blue Origin’s all-women flight, The Morning Show sent a TV anchor to space. But focusing on the noise around either voyage means ignoring more important questions, says showrunner Charlotte Stoudt.

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Summer Lovin’

This summer on TV, we’re saying goodbye to old favorites, hello to promising newcomers, and fabulous to more Carrie Bradshaw.

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In Memoriam

Authorities are investigating the death of former child actor Sophie Nyweide, who worked with filmmakers such as Darren Aronofsky and Noah Baumbach, as a possible unintentional overdose.

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