'You' Season 3 Gets a Release Date and Baby Name for Joe and Love

Fans can finally mark their calendars as the third season of the Netflix series You has an official release date. The eagerly awaited trailer reveals Joe (played by Penn Badgley) preparing for fatherhood, including naming his son and sharing his hopes for the boy to “do as I say, not as I do.”

Netflix announced that You Season 3 will premiere on October 15. This season introduces Joe Goldberg as a father to baby Henry, a role that is bound to be complicated considering both parents have a history of impulsive behavior.

In the trailer, Joe expresses his thoughts on baby names, revealing that his in-laws suggest the name Forty (after Love Quinn’s late brother), but Joe prefers Henry, a name he feels comes with its own set of “challenges” as he raises his “mini-me.”

The previous season saw Joe transition from New York to Los Angeles, where he met Love Quinn (portrayed by Victoria Pedretti). After a series of murders, stalking incidents, and unexpected twists, Love and Joe become pregnant with Henry, as Joe discovers that Love not only understands his lifestyle but embraces it.

Season 3 will explore the couple’s life in the suburban neighborhood of Madre Linda, surrounded by tech entrepreneurs, mom bloggers, and social media influencers, setting the stage for intriguing plot developments.

As Love’s impulsiveness escalates, Joe finds himself drawn to a neighbor who might just be his true soulmate. Fans are eager to see how Joe navigates this new dynamic while managing Love’s unpredictable nature.

The cast features some new faces, including Kelly Anderson and Madison Brooks, alongside familiar actors like Shalita Grant, Travis Van Winkle, Tati Gabrielle, Dylan Arnold, and Scott Speedman. The first two seasons were adapted from Caroline Kepnes’ novels, while the third book, You Love Me, was released earlier this year.

“But for you, I can change,” Joe declares in the trailer about his son. Only time will tell how this will unfold.

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