Netflix MENA’s latest addition, Good Girls, has humor, character development — and crime. Three desperate mothers — sisters Beth and Annie, and their best friend Ruby — are tired of working minimum-wage jobs and having unfaithful husbands. They decide to take charge of their lives, by robbing a grocery store. What they don’t realize is that they have stepped on to some very dangerous ground. Ruby’s relationship with her cop-to-be husband is about what millennials consider “goals,” but as they struggle to fund their ill daughter’s medical treatment and bills, Ruby’s robbery threatens their synchronicity. It also jeopardizes Annie’s custody battle with her ex-husband over her 11-year-old daughter, Sadie — the two share a harmonious relationship, although bumpy at times, they make it work due to Sadie’s maturity. But when it comes to Beth, she is immediately enamored with the danger that comes with their new lives, getting herself more involved to take her mind of her husband’s unfaithfulness. The series has been picked up for a second season in May, as the short-season concluded with only ten episodes.