Penn Badgley's murderous character Joe and his similarly homicidal wife Love have started a new life away from the big city in the new trailer for You season three.
In the video, which was released Friday, Joe has to confront his fears about raising a child while trying to reign in his deadly impulses.
'In my history of scared, this is the most scared I've ever been,' he thinks to himself just as his son Henry is born.
New life: Penn Badgley's murderous character Joe and his similarly homicidal wife Love have started a new life away from the big city in the new trailer for You season three, released Friday
Rather than relief or love, his face only betrays pain and fear as he glimpses Love (Victoria Pedretti) cradling their newborn son, who's still covered in blood from the birth.
Even as he's seen settling into domestic life with his wife and child, Joe makes it clear in voiceover that he's obsessive tendencies have only been lying dormant.
'I've always believed in the one,' he says while readying Henry a bedtime story.
Although he at first seems to be addressing Love, it becomes clear he's actually speaking to baby Henry.
'In my history of scared, this is the most scared I've ever been,' Joe thinks to himself just as his son Henry is born
Terror: Rather than relief or love, his face only betrays pain and fear as he glimpses Love (Victoria Pedretti) cradling their newborn son, who's still covered in blood from the birth
Waiting: Even as he's seen settling into domestic life with his wife and child, Joe makes it clear in voiceover that he's obsessive tendencies have only been lying dormant
'For you, I'd move to some soulless suburb. For you, I'd marry the monster, your mother, Love. What could go wrong,' he says darkly.
'We are just the nice, normal neighbors next door,' he says, giving Love a pep talk. 'We are a team.'
As he settles in with the baby at home, Love is seen opening up a bakery in their small town.
'We both have done bad things,' she tells her husband. 'I wanted to move here so that we could start anew.'
All for you: 'For you, I'd move to some soulless suburb. For you, I'd marry the monster, your mother, Love. What could go wrong,' he tells the baby
The cycle begins anew: But even as he tries to commit to his family, Joe's eye has already strayed to his new neighbor Natalie (Michaela McManus)
But even as he tries to commit to his family, Joe's eye has already strayed to his new neighbor Natalie (Michaela McManus).
He invites her over for a glass of win, but his excitement gets the better of him and he accidentally
