Season 2 – A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

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jenifer W @Jenyaila Oct 3, 2026 Absolute crap. Wonder where first seasons writers went. Story line is dull, obvious, characters and language are the same. Really sucks when this happens to a series--I seriously couldnt get through episode one in Season Two. Yes, its that bad. See more Tom W @TexOracle Sep 8, 2026 Still distracted by yet another show with mid-20’s plus actors pretending to be high schoolers. All overtly ridiculous. See more Chris N @RT48302303 Aug 7, 2026 I must have been watching a different show to everyone else, I simply don't understand the gushing reviews. The acting is mostly terrible, as though a GCSE drama project has accidently been greenlit for broadcast. Ms Myers English accent is also not the best - I was reminded of the Friends episode where Joey said he could speak French to get an acting part - is that what happened here with her accent? I liked her in Wednesday but, this role seemed to be way too much for her. Her performance felt unnatural and she only had one facial expression from start to finish - the sullen sulk. The boyfriend was equally wooden. Absolutely zero chemistry between them. I strongly suspect the source material wasn't done justice here. See more Haarishanker P @HaariBat Jun 30, 2026 Season 2 successfully raises the stakes by taking Pip into an even darker and more emotionally complex mystery. Instead of repeating the same formula, the story explores the personal impact of her previous investigation while introducing a new case filled with suspense and moral dilemmas. The mystery is layered, unpredictable, and keeps the tension high until the finale. Emma Myers once again shines, portraying Pip's emotional growth and the psychological toll of constantly chasing the truth. The relationship between Pip and Ravi continues to develop naturally, adding emotional depth without overshadowing the central mystery. While the season occasionally feels heavier and slower than the first, its stronger character development and higher emotional stakes make it a compelling continuation. The finale delivers satisfying twists while leaving viewers eager for what comes next. See more Camily D @RT10790272 Jun 29, 2026 I loved this season! The cast isn't famous, but the quality is incredible. The plot revolves around Pipa investigating a closed case. It’s a good thriller—exciting and scary—while also touching on themes like love, friendship, and courage. The ending served as a great hook for the next season. See more Andy T @andyxvoid Jun 28, 2026 Headline: Hello, police? Fire everyone, a schoolgirl is doing your job better. This amazing show proves one thing: a determined straight-A student with a laptop and a looming deadline is more dangerous than any SWAT team. While the local police have been fast asleep for five years after closing a murder case, an ordinary high schooler decides to take it on as her school project. And that’s when a whirlwind of skeletons in closets begins—something even Sherlock Holmes himself would envy. It's a total binge-watch. The characters feel alive, the twists don't feel forced, and the atmosphere keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end. After watching, you get this crazy urge to go out and solve some cold case yourself—or, at the very least, finally finish your work reports with the same passion Pip uses to hunt down a killer. See more Read all reviews

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder — Season 2

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