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'Good Girls' Season 3: Beth expands her business and a diverse group of moms are set to join her criminal enterprise

We know that Beth, unlike the last time where they lied to a bunch of women to get them to clean the cash, is actually going to need someone who can make the money for her

It's not easy to sympathize with criminals but Beth (Christina Hendricks), Annie (Mae Whitman), and Ruby (Rhetta) make it so damn easy, and we can't help but root for their counterfeit business to become bigger and better.

Season three of 'Good Girls' may just see the fruition of exactly this because Beth got a taste of the good life, and she is not going back to a life of baking, cleaning, and party planning for her family anymore.

Season two's finale saw her declaring as much, and when the new episodes air, you can best believe that the women are going to be rolling in cash — counterfeit cash. 

We have learned that Beth will also be looking to expand her business, but unlike the last time, where they lied to a bunch of women to get them to clean the cash, she is actually going to need someone who can make the money for her.

Comedian Charlyne Yi has been hired for the upcoming season, and according to TV Line, she is a quirky artist with "mildly impaired social skills" who the trio will "manipulate to help them with their criminal enterprise".

She may just be the graphic designer that the show's creator Jenna Bans had teased about post season two's finale. She had claimed that their associate will be yet another bored suburban mom with a "questionable" past who has no interest in being a "good girl".

Meanwhile, we may also get to see more associates of the trio in the upcoming season, specifically Rhea, played by 'Orange Is the New Black' star Jackie Cruz and Gayle played by Ione Skye of 'Camping' fame.

According to their character descriptions, Rhea is a warm and easygoing dental hygienist who is also a single mom that befriends Beth at the park where their children play, while Gayle is a successful saleswoman who works at the same hot tub store where Beth's husband Dean (Matthew Lillard) works.

Even though she is pretty successful at what she does, and probably doesn't need a criminal income, we have a feeling she will find her way to Beth soon enough. NBC is yet to give us a premiere date for season three of 'Good Girls,' but watch this space to find out when exactly Beth, Annie, and Ruby will return to your TV screens.