Good Trouble is a spinoff that leaves the nest and takes graceful flight, bringing a deft comedic touch to the trials and tribulations facing Generation Z. Read critic reviews
Good Trouble (2019)
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Episodes
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1. DTLA
Air date: Jan 8, 2019
After graduating from college and moving to a community-style living space in Los Angeles, sisters Callie and Mariana navigate the beginning of their careers and the complicated relationships that come with residing in a new city.
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2. The Coterie
Air date: Jan 15, 2019
The residents of the Coterie throw an epic party; Callie puts aside work for one evening to finally let loose, while Mariana tries to make friends with her new co-workers; Alice gets some upsetting news about her ex-girlfriend, Sumi.
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3. Allies
Air date: Jan 22, 2019
Callie's love life heats up, especially after she contacts an old friend for some legal advice; Mariana's attempt to get ahead at work has surprising consequences; Gael's sister, Jazmin, reaches out to him for help.
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4. Playing the Game
Air date: Jan 29, 2019
Judge Wilson invites Callie and the other clerks over for a seemingly friendly barbecue that takes an unexpected turn; Mariana deals with a lack of diversity in her workplace; Alice struggles with the responsibilities of managing the Coterie.
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5. Parental Guidance Suggested
Air date: Feb 5, 2019
Stef and Lena visit Callie and Mariana in their new digs for the first time; even with all the Coterie residents on their best behavior, things get out of hand; Dennis reveals something surprising about his past.
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6. Imposter
Air date: Feb 12, 2019
Callie plans to disclose her connection to Malika to Judge Wilson before Ben has the opportunity to undermine her; Alex boxes Mariana out of working on a big new project; Gael goes to Callie for legal help for his sister, Jazmin.
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7. Swipe Right
Air date: Feb 19, 2019
Mariana, Davia, Malika and Alice set up dates for each other using a dating app, to varying degrees of success; Callie makes a decision regarding her relationship with Gael.
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8. Byte Club
Air date: Feb 26, 2019
Mariana forms a women-in-tech "fight club" with other women in her office to deal with sexism in their workplace; Callie and Rebecca don't see eye to eye on how to address a potential workplace harassment situation for a colleague.
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9. Willful Blindness
Air date: Mar 5, 2019
While Gael preps for his upcoming art show, Callie is on edge about how much Rebecca knows of her living situation; Callie urges Rebecca and Judge Wilson to take action to protect a young female clerk working for a judge with a history of harassment.
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10. Re-Birthday
Air date: Mar 12, 2019
The Coterie group goes out for an epic competitive bar crawl on Davia's birthday, causing tensions to run high between the romantic "rectangle" of Callie, Jamie, Gael and Bryan; Alice struggles with Sumi's constant flirtations.
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Not enjoyable at all
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Absolutely love it. Sure opening, realistic, sexy, a bit drama, a bit fun. I love it and will be watching the fosters next to get more background.
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I have no complaints! I love the character developments and the real issues they touch on.
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This show was good at first for season one but season two and three is all about politics and hating people that's white And making fun of Republicans and Trump I can't wait until every one of them regret doing this I will never watch the show ever in my life the fosters was good at first but I will never watch the show for sure they can stick it so bye bye-bye I hope you get canceled you are not fair to everybody you're just doing this for people that is liberals
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It's a fun portrayal of millennial/Gen-Z big-city life, but a lack of likable characters and a heavy-handed focus on Maia Mitchell's character over her costar's leaves Good Trouble short of what it aspires.
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This show is absolute garbage.
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Not about making a great entertaining show. It's about pushing progressive drivel. My wife watches so that's the only reason I know about it.
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I am in love, there are some issues that are like ok, overall I highly recommend it if you have seen the fosters which I loved as well, I binged watched it like 8 times, you never know what's going to happen and it keeps me on my toes
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I like the characters and the sets look great. But it's kind of weird that ABC/Disney, one of the biggest corporations in the US, is pushing this man-hating, racially divisive agenda onto young people like its something they should aspire to. Do they really want "social justice" , or do they just want to divide and conquer like corporations have always done? Also the ep where the white guy spits on the black democrat mom is quite a bit of projection. I'm from one of the bluest cities in america, and here the only people who go around spitting on, beating up, and throwing piss on people are antifa liberals.
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Just incredibly disappointed to see another TV show not about good TV but about pushing a political agenda onto the viewers. As well as insinuating everyone who isn't a liberal is a "bigot" (a word often used in the show)
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