You season 4 part 2 release date: When does You return on Netflix?

Penn Badgley in You season 4
(Image credit: Netflix)

You season 4 part 2 is only weeks away, which is good news if you've just devoured part 1 and are impatiently waiting for more. Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgely) is back, but he's relocated to London, England in an effort to escape his murderous past. He's now a university professor trying his best to keep out of trouble – but, as always, more problems are right around the corner. 

While this season is another 10 parts, it's been split in two, which means you have a little while longer to wait for the second batch of episodes. If you're wondering exactly when you can see installments 6 to 10, though, you've come to the right place. We've got everything you need to know below about the You season 4 part 2 release date and time, so you can get bingeing the second the second half of the season arrives – perfect for avoiding those pesky spoilers. 

When is You season 4 part 2 releasing on Netflix?

You season 4 part 2 arrives on Netflix on Thursday, March 9 at midnight PT/3am ET, or 8am GMT in the UK. That means you'll need a Netflix subscription to catch the new batch of episodes.

How many episodes of You season 4 part 2 are there? 

Penn Badgley and Lukas Gage in You season 4

(Image credit: Netflix)

You season 4 part 2 will consist of another five episodes, which will all release on Netflix at the same time.

  • You season 4 episode 6 – out March 9
  • You season 4 episode 7 – out March 9
  • You season 4 episode 8 – out March 9
  • You season 4 episode 9 – out March 9
  • You season 4 episode 10 – out March 9

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