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Season 3 – Good Girls

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When sisters Beth and Annie and their best friend Ruby become fed up with playing by the rules and not getting the respect they deserve, they band together to take control of their lives -- by holding up a local grocery store. Beth's the perfect wife and mother, but her used-car-dealing, cheating husband has sent her family into financial ruin; Ruby is happily married to a policeman but can't afford the medical bills and experimental drugs to help her daughter; and Annie, a single mom, is caught in a nasty custody battle with her ex. In desperate need of money, the women plan the heist expecting to ease their financial burdens. But new to the game of crime, they get pulled in deeper than they ever imagined -- and the only way out of this will be together.
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Good Girls — Season 3

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Hannah Brown Jerusalem Post 09/04/2020
These are really fun actresses to spend a few hours with, and the show seamlessly mixes comedy and capers. Go to Full Review
Stephanie Chapman Pop Culture Leftovers 03/29/2020
Audiences should tune in sooner rather than later to watch this gem. Even with high expectations, they can still expect to be thoroughly entertained. Go to Full Review
Cate Young Jezebel 03/24/2020
The show is tense, engaging and often fun. Go to Full Review
Whitney Evans TV Fanatic 02/18/2020
4.5/5
That was a fun season premiere and a great set-up for the rest of the season. It felt like the calm before the proverbial crap storm that is sure to blow in. Go to Full Review
Lauren Busser Tell-Tale TV 02/18/2020
4/5
"Find Your Beach" is a promising start to a third outing for this season. Go to Full Review
Tim Stevens The Spool 02/16/2020
The show is at its strongest when focusing more on how thoroughly work - be it felonious or retail - has asserted itself well beyond the hours when you punch the clock. Go to Full Review
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Stephen C @bob25009 Jan 2 11 funny National Broadcasting Company episodes. Rated TV-14. See more Toms c @tomscove 06/11/2023 This was a little slow and less zany than previous series. See more tom m @RT96790832 10/23/2021 Pretty much more of the same from the previous 2 seasons … cascading & spiraling bad decisions. A little annoying while mildly entertaining. See more 09/03/2021 The worst season out of them all. Most of the reasoning of the characters didn't connect enough to what they should have done and the repetition of the whole premise of the show continues that it becomes harder to finish every week without letting out frustrations. You can feel that the showrunners are restraining themselves in exploring the more intriguing and interesting aspects of the show (e.g. crime world) and explicitly not giving some important characters the point of view they deserved for the audience to understand what are their reasons and motivations which would have helped the show to progress. It may be cut short for the pandemic-related reasons, the season itself feels like it doesn't know where to go and unnecessary storylines were added for nothing (e.g. Dean Boland). This season forgot the whole genre of the show and can't balanced them all the way season 1 and 2 did. See more 07/13/2021 Boring and frustrating. I was trying to figure out why all six pro reviewers gave S3 a thumbs-up, and then I realized they only reviewed the first 1-2 eps. #3 is where I saw the wheels come off the wagon. It felt as if the old writers and directors completed eps 1 and 2 and then left town without providing any guidance to the newbies. All the compelling elements from the premiere were subsequently bungled or dropped—the checks-cashing worker, Lucy's guileless goofiness, the cash-driven potential of Stan's new job. Worse, the 1-on-1 tension between Rio and Beth that was expertly generated by the agent's murder at the end of S2 got oversimplified and underwritten, and ultimately went nowhere at all. The characters barely developed, and in place of real tension, the script fell back on "gotcha" moments that were already a bit overripe in the previous seasons: Boomer's back! Rio sneaks up on Beth…again! The two central marriage stories grew a tiny bit, but Annie's WTWT with the least credible therapist in screen history (and that's saying something)? Please. And don't get me started on the plot holes. Or the self-conscious cameo of Andrew McCarthy as the world's most ineffective hit man, both in terms of killing people and in terms of moving the plot along. Oh, and if I could provide this review in the form of a needless, time-filling slow-motion music montage, I'd do it. I think there was an average about five of these per episode. Leaving an extra star in there because these great actors did the best they could with the crappy (absent?) script and directing they received. I'll watch S4 because, well…completion fetish. But S3 has set my expectations mighty low. See more 07/05/2021 Complete mess. Storyline is missing. Jumping off from here to there. Complete waste See more Read all reviews
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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Feb 16, 2020 Find Your Beach Beth makes a new friend while struggling to process her guilt over Rio's death; the women perfect their latest business venture just as Agent Turner and his surprising informant complicate their plans to launch. Details Episode 2 Aired Feb 23, 2020 Not Just Cards Beth makes a choice that surprises those around her just as an old foe from the past returns; Annie finds a helpful outlet on her road to self-improvement. Details Episode 3 Aired Mar 1, 2020 Egg Roll A desperate Beth does everything she can to stay alive while dealing with the unexpected challenges of being a boss and finds help in the least likely of places; Dean suffers the ramifications of doing things differently at work. Details Episode 4 Aired Mar 8, 2020 The Eye in Survivor Beth takes a gamble to strike a new business deal, but it has consequences that put the women in an unwelcome position; Ruby worries her lifestyle is rubbing off on her family; Annie realizes she may have an inappropriate crush on someone. Details Episode 5 Aired Mar 15, 2020 Au Jus Sick of working for Rio, the women take drastic measures to strongarm Lucy, their unwitting partner in crime, with gruesome results. Details Episode 6 Aired Mar 22, 2020 Frere Jacques A guilty Beth convinces the women to go to grisly lengths to keep Max out of harm's way; Annie attempts to process her trauma without the help of Dr. Cohen; Ruby considers sabotaging a job opportunity that comes up for Stan. Details Episode 7 Aired Mar 29, 2020 Vegas, Baby The women call on an unexpected ally to help Max seek revenge, but when their plans go awry, Ruby's life is put in jeopardy; a directionless Annie tries to find her purpose in life; Stan discovers his side hustle isn't what it seems. Details Episode 8 Aired Apr 5, 2020 Nana Beth agrees to pick up a mysterious package for Rio in order to get back in his good graces; just as Annie finds unexpected support from Josh, she receives devastating news about an old friend; Stan has a surprise for Ruby. Details Episode 9 Aired Apr 19, 2020 Incentive Beth decides to find a solution to her Rio problem after he backs her into a corner; Ruby enlists Sara's reluctant help to replenish supplies after a key counterfeiting component dries up; Annie spirals after a vulnerable session. Details Episode 10 Aired Apr 26, 2020 Opportunity Beth begins to make moves toward the future just as a new member of law enforcement enters the women's orbit; a guilty Ruby goes too far trying to be a good person while Annie experiences self-doubt over her GED test. Details Episode 11 Aired May 3, 2020 Synergy Beth and Dean offer to buy Four Star Pool and Spa from Gayle; Dean is determined to make it a legitimate business; tensions rise between Ruby and Stan, culminating in the trio making a drastic decision; Phoebe gets even closer to cracking the case. Details
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Season Info

Director
Michael Weaver, Dylan K. Massin, Andrew McCarthy, Phil Traill, Lee Friedlander, Sara Zandieh
Executive Producer
Jenna Bans, Dean Parisot, Jeannine Renshaw, Mark Wilding
Screenwriter
Chantelle Wells, Carla Banks-Waddles, Greta Heinemann, Helen Childress, Jenna Bans, Vanessa Mancos, Ester Lou Weithers, Jeremy Gordon, Bill Krebs
Network
NBC
Rating
TV-14 (D|L)
Genre
Comedy, Drama, Crime, Action
Original Language
English
Release Date
Feb 16, 2020
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