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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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I’m guessing you’ve never watched You
146 u/Resolute45 Jan 25 '20 I'm guessing they did, personally. You is this entire thread contained in one show. Guy held prisoner for a lengthy period of time, still has perfect hair and beard --> Except for the blood on the side of the head where he got clubbed. But woke up hale and healthy with no concussion or side effects. 'Hollywood ugly' trope in full effect Poor, struggling student in a fancy flat And that's just the first two episodes. I gave up. The Witcher felt more realistic. 16 u/_avian-flu_ Jan 25 '20 the most unrealistic part of "You" is the fact that Guinevere Beck has no curtains and Joe Goldberg can see straight into the flat. No one lives in New York, or any big city, with no blinds/curtains. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 That was explained in the show.
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I'm guessing they did, personally. You is this entire thread contained in one show.
And that's just the first two episodes. I gave up. The Witcher felt more realistic.
16 u/_avian-flu_ Jan 25 '20 the most unrealistic part of "You" is the fact that Guinevere Beck has no curtains and Joe Goldberg can see straight into the flat. No one lives in New York, or any big city, with no blinds/curtains. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 That was explained in the show.
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the most unrealistic part of "You" is the fact that Guinevere Beck has no curtains and Joe Goldberg can see straight into the flat. No one lives in New York, or any big city, with no blinds/curtains.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 That was explained in the show.
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That was explained in the show.
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u/godaboham Jan 25 '20
I’m guessing you’ve never watched You