Three unassuming housewives team up with a violent street gang to make a little extra cash. What better TV show premise could you ask for?
Good Girls is the often hilarious, always thrilling show dubbed “Breaking Bad meets Thelma And Louise.” The three lead actresses are fun and have great chemistry together as they navigate a sometimes fast-paced show, and other times a family drama.
And that may be the only issue with this show, it doesn’t exactly pick a lane. However, if, like me, you don’t mind a little Detroit housewive drama mixed in with your thrilling scenes, you’ll have a great time.
"Good Girls may not be exploring entirely new storytelling terrain, but it's refreshing to see the role of TV anti-hero being filled by not just one, but three women, in a major network series."
— Jen Chaney
""Good Girls" doesn't always find the balance, but thanks to remarkable performances from its leads and a daring streak of risky storytelling, it's a welcome addition to the procedural-heavy world of network drama."
— Sonia Saraiya
Three "good girl" suburban wives and mothers suddenly find themselves in desperate circumstances and decide to stop playing it safe and risk everything to take their power back.
