Viewers Call For Fourth Series Of 'Good Girls' After Saying Season 3 Is 'The Best Thing They've Watched'

Good Girls Season 3 has only been on Netflix a matter of days - and fans are already calling for a fourth season.

Viewers have been blown away by the new instalment, with some going as far as to say it's the "best thing they've ever watched" - which is quite the statement.

As a recap, Good Girls is a comedy drama following the lives of three suburban mums - Beth, Annie and Ruby - who get mixed up in a world of crime.

It all starts when Beth (played by Christina Hendricks) finds out her husband has had an affair and to make matters worse, crippled their finances.

She convinces her two best friends Annie (Mae Whitman) and Ruby (Retta) - who are also struggling to make ends meet - to rob a supermarket and split the money.

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Together, the three women try to pull off the robbery, but instead they get embroiled in the dark criminal underworld and become mixed up with a notorious bad boy, Rio (Manny Montana).

The main cliffhanger fans couldn't wait to see play out from Season 2 was Rio being shot by Beth. We were also desperate to find out what would happen between Stan and Ruby - after Stan found out about her criminal activities.

And fans were certainly not disappointed with the third instalment. Taking to Twitter, viewers not only binged the whole season in one sitting, but some even described it as the best thing they'd ever watched.

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One wrote: "Good Girls is one of the best shows i've watched in a long time."

While another tweeted: "Good Girls is literally one of the best shows ever you can't change my mind."

And another said: "Good Girls is the best prog i've ever watched."

Viewers have been so impressed they're already calling for a Season 4 of the show.

One tweeted: "I finished #Goodgirls S3... Is it too soon to ask for season 4" while another added: "So finished season 3 of Good Girls can we have season 4 now pls."

"So I need a season 4 for good girls....like now," added another.

Netflix, you heard 'em! Can we make this happen please?!

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Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot. Get in touch at [email protected].

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