Good Girls

I decided to bump up the rating to five stars. Why? Well, now I can wholeheartedly root for Beth, even if she's not exactly playing by the rules. Agent Turner finally showed his true colors in the ninth episode, putting an end to my inner conflict. (23.08.2020)

Christina Hendricks delivers a stellar performance, the storyline had me hooked, and recent episodes shed light on why a male actor was cast to play the lesbian character Sadie. (23.08.2020)

I've been quite forgiving towards this series all along, and I'm not shy about why. But come on, creators, don't try to pull a fast one on me. Seriously? In their own garden? While I've mostly been enjoying it, this level of absurdity really got under my skin. (24.08.2020)

Episode twelve solidified my stance on the most detestable character in this series. Mary Pat embodies everything I loathe—cowardly, hypocritical, and a thief. She's the type to scheme without a second thought, all while hiding behind the excuse of having four children. By the way, Allison Tolman nails the role, but she already showcased her talent in Fargo. (24.08.2020)

Just when I thought the second season was hitting its stride, the creators throw me a curveball. Two out of the last three episodes left much to be desired. I can forgive a bit of illogical storytelling, but this whole immortality angle is really pushing it. It's one thing for a character to seemingly die and then miraculously return once, but the third time around (yes, I'm counting Dean), it's starting to feel like a tired old trope. (24.08.2020)