Running for four seasons, Good Girls was billed as a Netflix Original outside of the United States. Just like with many other shows that have been billed as Originals, the licensing agreement is coming to an end.
What’s On Netflix has confirmed that all four seasons of the Christina Hendricks-led series will exit the streamer on July 22, 2026. That makes July 21 as the last day to be able to watch the show in full. This is only for international locations, though. Most of the ENglish-speaking locations will lose it, including Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia.
Retta as Ruby Hill, Christina Hendricks as Beth Boland and Mae Whitman as Annie Marks in Good GirlsWhat about the United States? Good Girls will remain for now. Emphasis on the “for now” part of the statement. It’s still an NBCUniversal series, and Netflix still only has licensing rights to it. Eventually, we’re sure to see the deal come to an end, just like it has recently done with Gilmore Girls and is happening with Seinfeld.
Good Girls was an immediate hit with fans. It told the story of three women struggling financially. After they decide to rob the workplace of one of the women, they soon learn that there was far more money in the safe than expected. That money belonged to a local gang, and now the three women have to do work for the gang or risk being killed, and the whole time, they have the authorities after them for the initial bank robbery. How bad could it get?
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