The Good Bad Mother Episode 3 Reactions: Twitter Can’t Handle Lee Do-hyun’s Acting Chops

The Good Bad Mother (나쁜엄마) is a Korean comedy-drama slice-of-life TV series directed by Shim Na-yeon, written by Bae Se-young and stars Ra Mi-ran, Lee Do-hyun, Ahn Eun-jin and Yoo In-soo in main roles. The series is all set to release on JTBC and Netflix (in select regions) and will take over JTBC’s Wed-Thurs 10:30 PM timeslot previously occupied by Interest of Love.

Mi-ran was last seen in 2022’s Dr. Park’s Clinic as Sa Mo-rim, Do-hyun was in Netflix’s hit The Glory and The Glory Part 2 as Joo Yeo-jung and in 2021’s Melancholia as Baek Seung-yoo. Meanwhile, Eun-jin was last seen in 2021’s The One and Only as Pyo In-sook, and In-soo was Park Dang-gu in the popular Alchemy of Souls and Alchemy of Souls Season 2: Light and Shadow.

Still From The Good Bad Mother Episode 3 reactions
Still From The Good Bad Mother Episode 3

The slice-of-life series follows Young-soon and her son Kang-ho who share a tumultuous relationship with each other thanks to her strict parenting when he was a child. Now an adult, Kang-ho is a cold-hearted prosecutor who chooses to keep his distance from her mother and lives in the city. However, when a tragedy strikes, Kang-ho is forced to return home to the village, wherein he finds a new lease on life and rebuilds his relationship with his mother as well as with his childhood friend Mi-joo.

The Good Bad Mother Episode 3 Recap

After Kang-ho’s life-threatening accident, Young-soon desperately tries to help her son get better. From taking care of her son’s needs in the hospital to taking him home and rehabilitating him, she decides to become the bad mother once more in order to help her son get better. Meanwhile, we get a bit of an insight into who caused Kang-ho’s accident. Mi-joo’s life turns upside down as well.

The Good Bad Mother Episode 3 Reactions

The Good Bad Mother is streaming on Netflix.

Also Read: Read All of Our The Good Bad Mother Reviews

Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta
Archi Sengupta, a writer for over seven years, is an Engineering graduate with a Master’s degree in Mass Communication. She enjoys watching horror movies and TV shows, Korean content, and anything that thrills and excites her.

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