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I also thought this show reminded me a lot of weeds and breaking bad. Ironic that people writing reviews on this episode are saying the writers obviously don't know their audience. It should be the other way around. I completely knew this is the turn they were taking and they execute it well in many ways. I know it's been a long time since weeds and breaking bad I didn't think they would end up jacking two completely same plots for this season. In weeds Nancy botwin screws around to much and ends up a loose end. However the kingpin can not kill her because she reveals shes pregnant with his baby. Knowing once the baby is out, she is dead. The breaking bad plot became that Walter white was the chef and only person who could make the special blue crystal. Being as he's the only one who can produce it, even though he is a complete loose end they can't kill him until they can train someone to take his place. Good girls has done both those plots into one. Exact same just different characters. That being said it's been along time and it's not something that's been done over and over and I'd imagine these writers drew inspiration from both those shows. Little to big to be a nod. Hoping good girls can find a unique idea to now separate them from the rest. In regards to the current reviews this show is absolutely going in the right direction and only direction it can go. If moms were watching this as a giggle thinking it's about other bored moms, you were obviously wrong from the get go. I knew what this show was gonna lead to by the 4th episode of the first season

Well Lucy gets killed. Now I'm writing this because I kind of felt this was the right progression even though unexpected, and explored why I felt it. The reason I figured is because Lucy had it coming. She placed her moral objections above the lives of three women who were almost their friends, who pleaded with her. Then she couldn't read the sincerity of Beth trying to protect her. Then she didn't care or try to defend the three when she felt secure and out of the woods. But it is still sad.

Before this episode I felt season two was the perfect wrap up of this show (if they left the finality of Rio's death). This season so far has been underwhelming and felt like a retread of season 1 (the girls vs the gang where season 2 was the girls vs the cops). When Rio discovers Lucy things get cranked up to breaking bad levels. Right before the climax I could feel the dread I felt when Walt was waiting for Jesse to kill Gale. This episode got me reinvested. I still think season 2 was a good way to end this show but now that the stakes have increased I'm back in.

If Lucy is really dead, there is no way the writers understand their audience. Stupid and disgusting plot point.

Due to fact that Lucy is dead because of Beth's idiot hubby Dean who broke the money template Beth never felt sorry and responsible for her death which is on Dean But she carries on with that idiot like nothing happened. Well the writers of this part has been real numb. So people I have wasted my time that is all for you to know