Hell hath no fury like a presumed-dead ex. (That’s how the saying goes, right?) Anyway, not only is Candace very much alive, but she’s determined to stop Joe before he can hurt someone else. But is that really her only motivation for re-entering his orbit?
Joe’s new “You,” this L.A. lady first encounters Penn Badgley’s killer character at the grocery store, and the rest is… well, Season 2.
Love’s tool of a brother always means well, but how can he possibly look out for his sister’s wellbeing when he can barely keep himself out of rehab? (Just kidding, he’s almost always in rehab.)
In addition to being the building manager of Joe’s new apartment, Delilah also works as a professional investigative reporter. Will her nose for news sniff out the blood on her tenant’s hands?
Smarter and more mature than your average 15-year-old girl, Delilah’s younger sister forms an immediate (and occasionally contentious) relationship with Joe, who seeks to remind the aspiring filmmaker that there’s still value in the written word.
Is this stand-up comedian the real deal, or a real creep? That’s what Joe intends to find out when Ellie starts spending a little too much time at the celebrity comic’s house unsupervised. (Then again, who is Joe to call anyone a creep?)
The man formerly known as Gotham‘s Penguin plays a key character in Season 2, but as executive producer Sera Gamble recently tweeted, “A major reason you haven’t seen much of him in promos is because every single thing about his role is a massive spoiler.”
