Katie Robbins ('Sunny') created the series about a girl (Imogen Faith Jenkins) with dwarfism whose adoptive parents accuse her of being an adult posing as a child.

Like many scripted series drawn from acts of true crime, Hulu's "Good American Family" opens each episode with a legal disclaimer. Unlike most disclaimers, however, the language evolves over the course of the eight-episode season.

"Good American Family" creator Katie Robbins knew she wanted to inject as much empathy and humanity as possible when she signed on to turn the story of Natalia Grace into a limited series. The stakes grew considerably when a television legend signed on to star as Natalia's abusive mother.