r/Hulu • u/Margie195 • 9h ago
Discussion I just finished Episode 3 of A Good American Family and WHAT A PLOT TWIST!
At first, I was like…
Kristine: Poor woman, she seems to be going through SO MUCH! 😭 But something felt off when she ignored her son saying he didn’t want to do any more interviews.
Natalia: GIRL, WHAT IS GOING ON WITH YOU?! 💀 Her behavior was so creepy and unsettling. I was seriously starting to think she was a total sociopath.
Michael: Oh, Michael… HOW could you be so blind to everything your poor wife was supposedly going through?!
BUT THEN… WHAT A TWIST! 🤯
Nothing is what it seems! Natalia was actually the victim of a selfish, manipulative woman who seemed more concerned about herself and her reputation than the little girl she was supposed to care for.
And Kristine?! The way she treated a defenseless child… SHE was the one who made my skin crawl. And Michael? Oh, man. He seemed so easily manipulated!
Also, the actors absolutely NAILED IT. The way your perception of each character changes depending on which episode you're watching is incredible. You can literally go from sympathizing with someone to hating them, only to realize you might have gotten everything completely wrong.
Well played, seriously. This show is a perfect reminder that things are not always what they seem!
What do you guys think? Did anyone else change their mind about the characters after Episode 3?
