Lauren Lapkus Reacts to ‘Good Girls’ Cancellation: It’s ‘Disappointing’ and a ‘Letdown’ to Not Wrap Up the Series

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Beth, Annie and Ruby’s open-ended fate on Good Girls was a bummer for guest star Lauren Lapkus, too.“It was so disappointing.

I mean, I know there were rumors of what was maybe going to happen and how it was going to work out,” Lapkus, 36, exclusively told Us Weekly while promoting her partnership with Straight Talk Wireless. “That’s the hard thing about a show being canceled without that warning is that they didn’t get to sum up all of the stories the way they would’ve wanted to, I’m sure.

So that’s the tricky part is, I think, it can be a little bit of a letdown when you can’t wrap it all up in a nice bow.”Canceled and Renewed Shows in 2022The NBC dramedy was abruptly canceled last year even though production was tentatively set to begin in spring 2022.

Lapkus joined the series in 2020 as Phoebe Donnegan, an FBI agent who starts to investigate Beth (Christina Hendricks), Annie (Mae Whitman) and Ruby’s (Retta) involvement in circulating counterfeit bills.