'Good American Family' showrunners say the show "very intentionally ends where it does" 

With the finale of Good American Family now streaming, audiences might be wondering if the series is over for good or if the showrunners will find a way to continue since there is more when it comes to the real-life story of Natalia Grace, who is portrayed by Imogen Faith Reid. Well, co-showrunner Katie Robbins has an answer. 

"This series ends very specifically where it does … at the end of that trial, when there is empirical, scientific fact [available about] Natalia’s age, and having that not change anything in the court of law. Having that be not admissible in the court of law really lands this horrifying idea — in a show that grapples with horror tropes — that is the most kind of horrifying thing at the end of the day, that that doesn’t matter. That doesn’t change anything," she told TV Insider. "It very specifically ends in the aftermath of that because we really wanted to land that idea, sharply. And it just becomes kind of even more relevant every day, that idea of the ways in which the justice system can be flawed and fail people. So that felt really important. I think that to do an additional story here, there would need to be a reason, something to say with it. And never say never, but that would be the thing: 'Why tell it?'"