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* ImplausibleSynchrony: In Season 3, when Love [[spoiler:poisons Joe with a paralytic that absorbs through the skin, he shows symptoms and then collapses at the moment that Love's speech ends with her saying that he's been poisoned by her.]]
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''You'' is a {{psychological thriller}} series developed by Sera Gamble (''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Series/TheMagicians'') and Creator/GregBerlanti, based on the novel [[Literature/YouKepnes of the same name]] by Creator/CarolineKepnes.
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''You'' is a {{psychological thriller}} series developed by Sera Gamble Creator/SeraGamble (''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Series/TheMagicians'') and Creator/GregBerlanti, based on the novel [[Literature/YouKepnes of the same name]] by Creator/CarolineKepnes.
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* AdaptationalFriendship:
** In ''Literature/YouKepnes'', Beck and Blythe are acquaintances doing the same MFA, but Beck despises Blythe (at least partly out of jealousy). Because both Beck and Blythe receive AdaptationalNiceGuy treatment in the series, they are good friends and Blythe is shown actively supporting Beck (especially with her writing) [[spoiler:after Peach's death]].
** Delilah and Joe have a casual hookup in both the book and Season 2. However, in ''Literature/HiddenBodies'', Delilah is treated with contempt and even nicknamed "Don't Fuck Delilah." In the series, Delilah and Joe develop a genuinely warm friendship (in the book, it was just sex), and Delilah confides in Joe about being raped by Henderson.
** In ''Literature/HiddenBodies'', Forty and Henderson don't know each other. In the series, they are friends (albeit not close friends) and Henderson gets a small PetTheDog moment when he calms down the high and embarrassing Forty at his party. This sets up the series' addition that [[spoiler:Joe and Love frame Forty for killing Henderson by claiming that he found out Henderson was a serial predator and dispensed some vigilante justice due to Forty's own RapeAsBackstory]].
** In ''Literature/YouKepnes'', Beck and Blythe are acquaintances doing the same MFA, but Beck despises Blythe (at least partly out of jealousy). Because both Beck and Blythe receive AdaptationalNiceGuy treatment in the series, they are good friends and Blythe is shown actively supporting Beck (especially with her writing) [[spoiler:after Peach's death]].
** Delilah and Joe have a casual hookup in both the book and Season 2. However, in ''Literature/HiddenBodies'', Delilah is treated with contempt and even nicknamed "Don't Fuck Delilah." In the series, Delilah and Joe develop a genuinely warm friendship (in the book, it was just sex), and Delilah confides in Joe about being raped by Henderson.
** In ''Literature/HiddenBodies'', Forty and Henderson don't know each other. In the series, they are friends (albeit not close friends) and Henderson gets a small PetTheDog moment when he calms down the high and embarrassing Forty at his party. This sets up the series' addition that [[spoiler:Joe and Love frame Forty for killing Henderson by claiming that he found out Henderson was a serial predator and dispensed some vigilante justice due to Forty's own RapeAsBackstory]].
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* ImplausibleSynchrony: In Season 3, when Love [[spoiler:poisons Joe with a paralytic that absorbs through the skin, he shows symptoms and then collapses at the moment that Love's speech ends with her saying that he's been poisoned by her.]]
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* BrutalHonesty: A more lighthearted version than usual. Joe gets off to a rocky start with Love's friends when he tries to play along with some hipster/GranolaGirl topic of conversation and pretends to know about it when he doesn't, which just makes him look disingenuous and shifty. He wins them over by bluntly admitting that he has no idea what the hell they're talking about, an admission which draws appreciative laughter and some confessions from other people who feel the same way.
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''You'' is a {{psychological thriller}} series developed by Sera Gamble (''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Series/TheMagicians'') and Creator/GregBerlanti, based on the novel [[Literature/{{You|2015}} of the same name]] by Creator/CarolineKepnes.
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''You'' is a {{psychological thriller}} series developed by Sera Gamble (''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Series/TheMagicians'') and Creator/GregBerlanti, based on the novel [[Literature/{{You|2015}} [[Literature/YouKepnes of the same name]] by Creator/CarolineKepnes.
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Not to be confused with [[Literature/{{You}} the 2013 novel of the same name]].
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Not to be confused with [[Literature/{{You}} [[Literature/You2013 the 2013 novel of the same name]].
