Good Girls Season 5 Release Date, Trailer, Cast, Spoilers and News

NBC Channel declared about release date of Good Girls season 5. TV Series will return on November 1st, 2024. Watch below fresh news and rumors about next season.

Drama Crime Comedy TV Show Good Girls started from February 26, 2018 at NBC Network from United States. TV Series has 50 episodes in 4 seasons shown every Thursday at 9 pm. It was produced by Jeannine Renshaw (Executive Producer) and Mark Wilding (Executive Producer).

Fresh episodes comes out on Thursdays and has length 60 minutes. Viewers grading series with average rating 7.2.

Contents:

1. The Plot
2. Season 5 Release Date
3. Cast
4. Schedule
5. Video Trailers

The Plot

If a mother has a baby alone, it is incredibly difficult for her to find money for groceries or utility bills. Father and the state do not help at all, and prices are rising and rising. They don't want to tarve to death just because morality does not allow breaking the law. Therefore, the company of mothers, friends in misfortune, decides to rob a supermarket. But since they don't have real weapons, they will have to use a toy gun. The main thing is to demonstrate your acting skills, maybe the seller will believe and get scared. Living in poverty leads to despair. You can decide on the most insane actions, because there is nothing to lose anyway. Even getting into jail is not as scary as slowly selling all things for food.

Good Girls Season 5 Release Date

The NBC Network is not yet revealed what they will do with TV show “Good Girls“. But looking for the last episodes schedule, potential premiere date of Good Girls 5th season is Friday, November 1, 2024.

Good Girls Season 5 Cast

The lead roles in television series was played by Christina Hendricks as Beth Boland and Manny Montana as Rio. Either Reno Wilson (Stan Hill), Matthew Lillard (Dean Boland), Retta (Ruby Hill), Mae Whitman (Annie Marks), Lidya Jewett (Sara Hill) and Izzy Stannard as Sadie Marks.

Schedule for Good Girls Season 5

Trailers and Video Teasers

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