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What I liked
The Good Girl is a fantastic show set in a not-too-distant future that would have made Rod Serling or Isaac Asimov proud; however, it elevates to something more and new when it also explores the definition of human love. Danielle Larson and Alejandro Parron are perfect as two people just trying to get by in a dysfunctional future that, even with its robots, is all too familiar. Kudos to director Ryan Reynolds for bringing such a well-told story to the Fringe.
What I didn't like
That I didn’t give these people a standing ovation on opening night
My overall impression
The Good Girl is a fantastic show set in a not-too-distant future that would have made Rod Serling or Isaac Asimov proud
