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Published 19:34 5 Dec 2019 GMT
To tide us over until then though, Netflix have done us all a solid and provided the first official trailer for the upcoming series.
It shows Joe (who is, as we already know, calling himself 'Will' this time around), observing the inner workings of what appears to be an LA coffee shop.
He wanders in, makes some sassy comments about the cliental, inwardly rolls his eyes, and watches some lad eat a gluten-free muffin.
He then goes to order himself a beverage, introducing himself as Will - adding to the inevitably long list of extremely generic fake names we are bound to expect from a man of his stature.
There are a couple of things that we know about You season two.
We know that Beck won't be there, because she is dead. We know that Candace (Joe's ex) will be there, because she alive.
We also know that Joe has left New York for LA, that he hates people who take selfies, and that he's just as bitter about the actions of humankind as ever.
It wouldn't take a genius to figure that out, though.
You returns to Netflix on December 26. You can check out the full trailer for season two below:
https://twitter.com/netflix/status/1202619416086794241?s=20
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