Although Wednesday Season 2 has a long wait ahead, fans can currently watch one star’s new Netflix series, which has received an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score.
Enid Sinclair, who is reprising her role in Wednesday Season 2, stars in the new Netflix show A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, which may have been seen by international viewers first on BBC iPlayer. This marks Emma Myers’ return to the show.
The plot of the series revolves around Pip Fitz-Amobi (Myers), whose boyfriend Sal Singh (Zain Iqbal) was accused of killing schoolgirl Andie Bell (India Lillie Davies) five years ago, based on the popular novel with the same title. However, Pip remains skeptical about Sal’s guilt and believes that the case may not be as straightforward as it seems.
US viewers can now get in on the thrilling crime drama, as all six episodes are currently accessible on the streaming platform. Additionally, the show boasts an impressive 82% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
According to fans on Twitter, the Netflix series A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is amazing. One fan expressed their excitement by posting, “I just finished all of the show and I am desperate for a renewal so I can watch the second and third books as seasons!”Another fan agreed and shared their enthusiasm for the show.
“I’m disappointed that I didn’t read A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder before watching it on Netflix. I was sure I had the ending figured out, but it turned out differently,”a third person commented.
Nevertheless, if you’re a devoted reader of Holly Jackson’s book, be prepared for significant alterations in the upcoming TV series.
The A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder series on Netflix has left one fan feeling disappointed. They expressed their disappointment by stating, “I’m so into AGGGTM, so this hurts!” The fan complained that the show has deviated greatly from the book, despite the spot-on casting.
Despite its flaws, the series is still being praised by critics as one of the most binge-worthy TV shows of the year so far.
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According to Margaret Lyons of the New York Times, “Myers’ luminous performance masterfully captures the mix of panic, regret, embarrassment, determination, courage, fear, and stubbornness.”
Jonathon Wilson from Ready Steady Cut expressed a slightly differing opinion, stating, “Individual experiences may vary, and fans of the book will have their own set of standards, but from an outsider’s perspective, Emma Myers’ strong performance is not enough to detract from the overall flaws.”
Don’t miss out on the latest Netflix releases, including Virgin River Season 6, Heartstopper Season 3, and Emily in Paris Season 4. Plus, there are plenty of new TV shows to stream this month.
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