Netflix’s You proves it’s back with a bang as horrific meat grinder scene kicks off season two

Merry Christmas, etc.

Yesterday was St Stephen's Day. And while for many that meant long hikes in the countryside, leftover turkey sandwiches, and intense hangovers, for the rest of us it meant the return of Netflix's You.  And oh, what a return it was. After months and months of waiting, viewers were finally treated to the eagerly anticipated second season of the wildly popular show, detailing one man's thirst for blood - and his obsession with love. That's right, Joe Goldberg is back. Except this time he goes by the name of Will, and he's in LA. Still working in a bookstore and perving on women though. Some things never change. And while the return of the series has brought with it an entirely new cast, new murders, and reams of totally unnecessary voiceover, there's one scene in particular that fully confirms that season two is not here to mess around: the meat grinder scene. Spoilers if you have yet to venture into the second series of You, naturally. After stealing Will's identity and locking him up in another glass cage, Joe runs into Jasper, a fairly dangerous man who Will owes a lot of money too. Presuming that Joe is Will - because he's supposed to be, remember? - Jasper cuts off the tip of Joe's finger and warns him that he'll only get the tip back for reattachment once he brings him his money. Joe, however, simply does not possess this much coin so he decides to murder Jasper and send his body through a meat grinder instead. The scene is intercut with a couple of shots of Joe's new love interest - aptly named Love - preparing herself a meal, tearing through meat while limbs are separated from their torso, cracking eggs into flour as arms are transformed into mince. It's a fairly gruesome scene. Not for the faint of heart. There remains, however, a few questions: most notably regarding where in the name of God Joe happened to find a meat grinder during his time of need, and whether he gave it a deep clean afterwards. But listen, this is You. We're not concerned with such plot holes. Just give us more murder, please. You season two is streaming on Netflix now.