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It was a long wait for Ginny & Georgia Season 3 — and it was absolutely worth it.

The series raised the stakes higher than ever, with Georgia staring down a lengthy prison sentence before a last-minute twist from her son changed everything.

And that was just one of many bombshells. From heartbreak to healing, every character in Wellsbury had something big going on.

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TV Fanatic caught up with series creator Sarah Lampert to break down Season 3’s most burning questions — and how it all sets the stage for a game-changing Season 4.

Check out the full interview below.

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TV Fanatic: Ginny & Georgia Season 3 is one of those seasons where so much happens. Not a single scene feels wasted, and there’s so much rewatch value.

Sarah Lampert: Thank you. I’ve been seeing a lot of comments online recently that people are on their second or third rewatch.

Joshua Jackson and Busy Philipps had a Dawson’s Creek reunion!

The pair were seen on the red carpet together at Motion Picture & Television Fund’s NextGen Annual Summer Party held at The Aster on Sunday (June 22) in Los Angeles.

If you don’t know, they co-starred in the hit TV series Dawson’s Creek together, which ran for six seasons in the late 1990s/early 2000s.

Also in attendance were Tyler Posey with wife Phem, DWTS‘ Derek Hough with wife Hayley Erbert, Riverdale‘s Madelaine Petsch, Grey’s Anatomy‘s Camilla Luddington, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.‘s Chloe Bennet, Bel Air‘s Jabari Banks, comedian Whitney Cummings, Fargo‘s Allison Tolman, Ginny & Georgia‘s Scott Porter, Moana‘s Auli’i Cravalho, Scandal‘s Katie Lowes with Adam Shapiro, Wicked‘s Marissa Bode, Agatha All Along‘s Sasheer Zamata, The Mandalorian‘s Katy O’Brian, Dark Knight‘s David Dastmalchian, actresses Thora Birch and Camilla Belle,...

Brianne Howey, who plays titular character Georgia in the hit Netflix dramedy Ginny & Georgia, has shared a promising update for season 4. Ginny & Georgia season 3 provided another 10-episode season full of drama and emotion. With Georgia dealing with a murder trial while her family crumbles and succumbs to the pressure of the national press, it was unreasonable to believe that all would be well once she'd been acquitted and returned home. Ginny & Georgia season 3 ended on another bombshell cliffhanger, but thankfully, viewers won't have to wait for news of another season.

Ginny & Georgia received a dual-season renewal in 2023, and the writers' room for season 4 started work on the upcoming installment earlier this year. During a recent interview with Collider's Ladies Night, Howey revealed that production on the next season is expected to begin later this year. The star also explained that knowing the show would return for...

The third season of Ginny & Georgia has arrived, and fans know there's more to come as well. The series has been renewed for a fourth season, and in the wake of the good news, the show has taken the top spot on Netflix's Top 10 streaming shows list.

Currently, Ginny & Georgia is firmly holding the No. 1 spot. It's well above the No. 4 entry, The Survivors, which is another Netflix Original that holds a perfect score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and debuted just one day later. Dept Q and Sirens respectively hold the No. 2 and No. 3 spots, while American Manhunt: Osama bin Laden rounds out the Top 5.

“Georgia is definitely pushed to her limits this season, and she has to survive scenarios she’s never had to survive before,” star Brianne Howey told Tudum about where Georgia is picking up with the new season.

Fans Can See a New...

Netflix debuted the third season of Ginny & Georgia last week, and the drama series starring Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry has been a major hit on streaming. The show even earned over 17 million viewers during its first four days on the platform, and its return encouraged fans to check out the first and second seasons of the show, which have also seen a streaming resurgence. Ginny & Georgia is sitting comfortably in the top spot on Netflix TV charts at the time of writing, even beating The Survivors, the Netflix original thriller series that earned a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The third season of Ginny & Georgia currently sits at a 67% from critics and an 83% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, a slight dip from where it debuted.

Ginny & Georgia was written and created for television by Sarah Lampert, with Mike Gauyo, Briana Belser, Anil K. Foreman, and...

What Does Ginny & Georgia Creator Sarah Lampert Think About The Romantic Pairs Of The Show? ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

Ginny & Georgia Season 3 ended with a major cliffhanger, and with the relationships of several characters stuck in the mud. Ginny and Marcus are a popular romantic pair, but their relationship is still undefined now that he has gone to rehab to battle his alcoholism issues and personal traumas.

Georgia and Paul’s marriage has been ruined beyond words, but to add to that, she’s pregnant, and nobody knows whose child it is. She was intimate with both Joe and Paul recently, which is why either of them could be the child’s father. Here’s the status of the romantic pairings prior to season 4.

What Did Sarah Lampert Say About The Status Of The Romantic Pairings In Ginny & Georgia?

During a conversation with US Weekly, Sarah Lampert, the...

The Ginny and Georgia season 3 finale left all of us in shock, especially the final moments of the episode. The last episode of the third season featured many twists and turns, but none as surprising as the announcement that Georgia is pregnant. And, it was actually even a shock to the cast too!

In an interview with Us Weekly, Mayor Paul actor Scott Porter spoke with the news outlet and revealed that he, and the cast, didn't know about that particular plot twist until the table read! If you didn't know, the actors usually get scripts a little before that. Though when they went in for the finale, there was a change at the end of the script. Here's what Porter told Us Weekly:

“We were reading the script, and at the very end, there is the addendum of her drinking the milk. The words, ‘Mom, you only drink milk when you’re pregnant,...

Ginny and Georgia season 3 just came out a week ago, though we're definitely still thinking about that crazy finale and what comes next. We already need more! Though we're going to have to hang in tight because it's still going to be a while before Ginny and Georgia season 4 arrives. However in the meantime, creator Sarah Lampert and showrunner Sarah Glinski are giving us some teases on what to expect next in the Netflix series.

The duo recently spoke with Entertainment Weekly and gave some hints on what the theme of the fourth season will be. Back when season 3 got the renewal, Netflix gave the drama a two-season renewal, so we knew season 4 was coming thankfully. Which is great given the cliffhanger!

Ginny and Georgia season 4's theme will explore understanding

Plus, the great news is that work on the next installment has already begun with the writers' room back...

These days, you can catch Scott Porter on Netflix as Paul in the hit coming-of-age series Ginny & Georgia, which returned for its third season on June 5 and will be back for season 4. Spoiler alert: In the juicy new episodes, Paul ends the season wrapped up in Georgia's paternity mystery and could very well be the father of her new baby. That's quite the cliffhanger to leave us on!

Oddly enough, that's not the only cliffhanger Scott Porter has left us on lately, as the actor teased a potential revival of one of his beloved past television projects while promoting Ginny & Georgia season 3. If you're hoping to see him suit back up as Jason Street in Peacock's developing Friday Night Lights reboot series, that's not the show he's talking about this time.

Scott Porter isn't ruling out a Hart of Dixie revival

He's talking about Hart of Dixie! Even...

One of the final runner-ups for the role of Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie Captain America: The First Avenger opens up about the gig ultimately going to Chris Evans. Captain America: The First Avenger was one of the first films of Phase 1, and Steve Rogers was one of the most important heroes in the early MCU, with several actors vying for what would become one of the biggest roles in the franchise. While Evans ended up winning out and joining the MCU as Captain America, one of the stars who was a runner-up is opening up about the casting process.

During a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, Ginny & Georgia star Scott Porter, who plays Mayor Paul Randolph in the Netflix series, was asked about being a finalist for the role of Captain America, and he confirmed he was in the final four.

It's hard to imagine the MCU without Chris Evans playing Steve Rogers, the soldier whose sheer good nature made him Captain America. But that very nearly was the case.

Recently, Ginny & Georgia star Scott Porter revealed on Watch What Happens Live! that he was down to the final four to play the Star-Spangled Man. It's already known that Marvel Studios held an extensive hunt for their Cap and many people were considered, including John Krasinski, Jensen Ackles, and Wyatt Russell. But it took skill and a certain Steve-Rogers-ness to get to the final four.

And Porter holds no grudge against the people who skipped over him for the role. "Who else can be Captain America than Chris Evans?" Porter said. "I was not mad at all, and I watched all the Avengers movies. I’m a huge nerd, and the man just crushed it."

He wasn't superhuman when it came to his emotions,...

As excitement builds around the upcoming Friday Night Lights reboot, fans have been speculating whether any of the beloved original cast members will return to the new series. And the show’s creator, Peter Berg, who brought the heartfelt Texas football drama to life, recently addressed these hopes.

While he’s not opposed to familiar faces making a comeback, Berg made it clear that their return hinges on one key condition: that they won’t be getting the spotlight in the reboot, as he is focused on reinventing the series.

Peter Berg on the return of familiar faces in Friday Night Lights reboot

In a recent interview with Esquire, Berg opened up about his plans for the upcoming Friday Night Lights reboot and addressed whether fans can expect the return of characters from the original series.

Kyle Chandler in Friday Night Lights | Credit: NBC

Since the reboot was announced last year,...

Before Chris Evans suited up as Steve Rogers and turned Captain America into one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most beloved heroes, there were a few other names in the running — and Ginny & Georgia star Scott Porter was one of them. During a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live!, the Friday Night Lights alum revealed he made it to the final four actors being considered to lead 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger. The part, as we all now know, went to Evans — but not before Porter’s hopes were sky-high.

“Who else can be Captain America than Chris Evans? I was not mad at all, and I watched all the Avengers movies. I’m a huge nerd, and the man just crushed it.”

Porter noted that he wasn’t upset about the final choice. That doesn’t mean the rejection didn’t sting. Far from it.

When "Iron Man" took the worldwide box office by storm in the summer of 2008, it did so with the audacious promise of not just sequels, but the creation of an entire big-screen universe that would culminate in the superhero mash-up comic book fans had been dreaming of since they were children. Could this newfangled Marvel Cinematic Universe hook enough rank-and-file moviegoers to achieve this lofty goal?

This would all be contingent on numerous gambles breaking in the company's favor. Marvel had to team steady-handed directors with color-inside-the-lines screenwriters, who would then hope like hell that the not-quite-a-list stars they'd cast to play these heroes could turn them into billion-dollar franchise pillars.

The most well-publicized casting competition at the time centered on finding the perfect, fresh-faced up-and-coming star to take up the shield of Steve Rogers, aka Captain America. I was covering this process at the time for Ain't It Cool News,...

The third season of Ginny & Georgia has been streaming on Netflix for less than a week, but newly announced viewership information proves the show has been a major hit. Ginny & Georgia Season 3 earned 17.6 million viewers during its first four days on the streamer, making it the most-watched TV show of last week. This latest season’s release also encouraged fans to check out Seasons 1 and 2, which finished the week as the sixth and ninth-most-watched shows with 3 million and 2.5 million viewers, respectively. This smashing viewership from Ginny & Georgia comes not long after the show earned a 70% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and an 82% on the audience-driven Popcornmeter, both series-high scores for the hit Netflix series.

There have been 30 episodes of Ginny & Georgia through three seasons, and due to the show having such a well-rounded cast, nine members of the ensemble have featured in every installment thus far. Leading...

While many actors were in contention for the role of Steve Rogers in 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger, it was ultimately Chris Evans who was chosen to play the McU's Star-Spangled Avenger.

If you were active on this site at the time, you'll likely recall that the news received a mixed response. Evans hadn't exactly been on a hot streak, and the majority seemingly couldn't imagine the actor going from playing the Human Torch to suiting up as Captain America. Needless to say, he proved all his doubters wrong.

Friday Night Lights and Ginny & Georgia star Scott Porter recently appeared on Watch What Happens Live! and revealed that he made it to the final four in contention to lead Captain America: The First Avenger.

"Who else can be Captain America than Chris Evans?" Porter acknowledged. "I was not mad at all, and I watched all the Avengers movies. I’m a huge nerd,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Ginny & Georgia Season 3.] Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey) was able to evade prison, thanks to Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and Austin (Diesel La Torraca), but her marriage to Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter) didn’t receive a “get out of jail free” card in Ginny & Georgia Season 3. As Georgia went on trial for Tom Fuller’s death, her marriage to Paul crumbled. The newlyweds were torn apart by a plethora of issues, including a pregnancy lie, Wellsbury politics, and a shocking fight that led to Paul punching a wall. By the end of Season 3, Georgia and Paul felt like strangers. To unpack it all, Scott Porter spoke with TV Insider about Paul and Georgia’s last words to each other, that pregnancy twist, and his hopes for Season 4. Do you think Paul knew in his gut from the beginning that Georgia was guilty? Scott Porter: I think Paul says as much...

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Scott Porter and Fraser Olender Season 22 Episode 95 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” promises an engaging evening as Andy welcomes two notable guests, Scott Porter and Fraser Olender. This episode is set to air on Bravo and is sure to capture the attention of fans eager for lively discussions and entertaining moments.

Scott Porter, known for his roles in popular television series, brings his charm and charisma to the show. His experiences in the entertainment industry often lead to interesting stories and insights. Viewers can expect Andy to dive into Scott’s career highlights and personal anecdotes, making for a fun and relatable conversation.

Fraser Olender, recognized for his work in the world of yachting and reality television, adds a unique perspective to the episode. His experiences on the high seas...

After over two years of waiting, Netflix brought viewers back to Wellsbury, Massachusetts, this week with Season 3 of the hit mother-daughter dramedy Ginny & Georgia. The much-anticipated return finally explores the aftermath of Georgia's arrest at her wedding for the murder of Cynthia's husband, Tom, as she and her family navigate the potentially life-changing trial and the public ridicule the crime brings. Although viewers are still recovering from the twists and turns, including another shocking finale, progress is moving along swiftly for Season 4, and series star Brianne Howey has a big update for when cameras will be rolling again.

Howey recently sat down for an episode ofCollider Ladies Night with Perri Nemiroff, where she was asked about the status of Season 4 and when she and the rest of the cast would be back on set. The last major development came back in February, when the show's official Instagram page shared...

Netflix has delivered some of the most popular teen drama series in recent memory. Never Have I Ever and Ginny & Georgia are also a part of the elite Netflix roster. While both shows cater to the same young adult audience, their journeys have been quite different. Never Have I Ever was often praised for its coming-of-age charm and cultural representation.

Ginny & Georgia, on the other hand, drew criticism early on for trying to do too much, often juggling crime, trauma, romance, and teen angst all at once. In a surprising twist, Ginny & Georgia has officially entered record-breaking territory for Netflix teen dramas, delivering a peak episode that fans and IMDb voters alike can’t stop talking about.

Ginny & Georgia takes a massive leap in Season 3

While it’s not uncommon for shows to get better with time, Ginny & Georgia has made a particularly massive leap in terms of audience reception.

Ginny and Georgia Season 3 explained why Paul Randolph (Scott Porter) left his wife, Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey), amid his house arrest and ongoing trial. The new season of Netflix's much-anticipated drama series explored the ramifications of Georgia's arrest for the murder of Tom Fuller (Vincent Legault). The arrest was significant because it happened during Georgia and Paul's dream wedding. 

Among Georgia's lovers in the series, Paul is the most stable and understanding of her situation. He is also the current mayor of Wellsbury, Massachusetts. Although Zion (Georgia's first love and Ginny's biological father) briefly threatened their future together, Georgia eventually chose Paul as her husband. 

However, Georgia and Paul's happily ever after came crashing down in Ginny and Georgia Season 3, which had something to do with Georgia's reckless actions. 

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Editor's Note: This article contains spoilers for Ginny & Georgia Season 3.

One thing that's remained true throughout Ginny & Georgia so far is that, despite her flaws, Georgia loves her children more than anything. The series has focused on her desperate attempts to give Ginny and Austin a fresh start in Wellsbury, where they could, ideally, live a normal life together. Alas, her relationships and past continue to haunt the family, with Season 2 taking a particularly devastating turn in its finale when she's arrested for the murder of Cynthia's husband, Tom. Her eccentric, free-spirited nature has never made life the easiest for her children, but series star Brianne Howey notes that she did take a small step forward in how she acts for their sake in Season 3.

During the latest episode of Collider Ladies Night with Perri Nemiroff, Howey dug deep on all the juicy details of the recently-released season,...

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Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s cinema-saving horror epic, is now available to rent or buy on VOD platforms like Amazon. Michael B. Jordan stars as Smoke and Stack, identical twin charming criminals who open up a juke joint in 1930s Mississippi. Everything is going great, until the vampires show up. It’s a heady mix of horror, crime, comedy, drama, sex, blues music, Black ownership, family, and a bunch of other genres and themes that makes for the year’s most exciting and important movie. Check out one of the bonus features, titled "Thicker Than Blood" and available digitally and on the upcoming 4K disc release, showing how Jordan got into character(s):

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Ginny and Georgia Season 3 revealed whether Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey) ended up with her ex-husband, Zion Miller (Nathan Mitchell). Following the bombshell of an ending in Season 2 of Netflix's drama series, where Georgia gets arrested during her dream wedding, the latest season mainly focused on a complete shift of the status quo for Georgia as she had to endure public criticism while her two children faced some of the consequences of her actions. 

Amid Georgia's troubling journey in Season 3, Zion offered support for Ginny and Austin (Diesel La Torraca), with him teaming up with her new husband, Paul Randolph (Scott Porter), to keep them safe while Georgia is in jail. The new season also offered more insight into Zion and Georgia's past, leaving fans to wonder if the pair will ever end up together despite the current circumstances. 

Do Zion and Georgia End Up Together In Season 3? Read full article on The Direct.

[This story contains Major spoilers from Ginny & Georgia season three.]

Sarah Lampert, the creator of Netflix’s hit series Ginny & Georgia, knew going into season three that she wanted to bring her main characters to their breaking point so they could rebuild their relationships.

While it’s always been “the two of us against the world” for Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and Georgia (Brianne Howey), this latest installment puts that to the test. In season three, Georgia is on house arrest during her trial for murdering Cynthia’s (Sabrina Grdevich) husband, Tom. However, when her actions start to tear down everyone around her, including her children, Ginny and Austin (Diesel La Torraca), Georgia has to look inward for once.

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“Entering season three at the top of the season, we chatted with [psychologist] Dr. Taji again and we were like, ‘If we were going to bring them to a more healed relationship, what would have to happen?...

Spoiler Alert: This post spoils the entirety of Ginny & Georgia Season 3.

Scott Porter’s character, Mayor Paul Randolph, has quite the arc in Ginny & Georgia Season 3, where viewers see him getting caught up in the cyclone that is Georgia Miller’s (Brianne Howey) murder trial.

A small taste of what he was in for occurred at the end of Season 2 when Georgia finally came clean to him about a select range of topics from her dark and sometimes questionable past — including her family trauma, her abusive ex Gil and more. But still, she did not share all of it with him.

“I’ve been saying this word again and again for Season 3, and the word is reckoning, and it is for all of our characters. People have chosen to ignore things that maybe they should have addressed, and a lot of our characters have chosen to act without thinking,...

It’s time to head back to Wellsbury! Ginny & Georgia is back for Season 3, and if you’ve been missing the drama, twists, and, of course, the emotional chaos, you’re not alone. But before we dive into what’s next for the Miller family, let’s hit rewind. From the shocking secrets to broken hearts, the first two seasons packed in more drama than most towns can handle.

So, whether you’re a die-hard fan or just need a quick refresher, here are five key moments you need to remember before Ginny & Georgia returns.

5. Ginny and Marcus broke up Felix Mallard and Antonia Gentry in a still from Ginny & Georgia | Credits: Netflix

Ginny and Marcus became a couple in Season 2 of the show after a long “will-they-won’t-they” storyline. And for a while, it seemed as if this relationship brought Ginny a sense of safety and...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Ginny & Georgia” Season 3, Episode 10.

In “Ginny & Georgia” Season 3, Brianne Howey’s Georgia Miller is put on trial — but not just in the court of law. “She’s also on trial with her friends and family,” showrunner Sarah Glinski told TheWrap. “Everyone’s judging her and figuring out if they want to continue being part of their lives.”

That includes her daughter, Ginny (Antonia Gentry), who is taken from Georgia in the midst of her murder trial to live with her father, Zion (Nathan Mitchell), while Austin (Diesel La Torraca) is sent to live with his father, Gil (Aaron Ashmore), whose pattern of abuse raises eyebrows. Though Ginny and Georgia’s separation forces the mother-daughter duo to confront some difficult issues on their own, series creator Sarah Lampert noted the shift could ultimately help them achieve a healthier relationship.

“We talked to Dr.

Editor's Note: This article contains spoilers for Ginny & Georgia Season 3.

Season 3 of Ginny & Georgia is finally here, and with it came some big changes for Georgia and her family. After she was arrested in the Season 2 finale and charged with the murder of Cynthia’s husband, Tom, the joys of her marriage to Paul faded away, and everyone was left to deal with the fallout of her trial. Among those left reeling was Zion, Georgia's ex-boyfriend and the father of Ginny, played by Nathan Mitchell. The two have maintained a fairly close relationship as co-parents throughout the series, even reconciling on occasion, but Georgia's trial required him to step up in a greater way than ever to support Ginny and Austin at a time when it seemed their mother might go to prison. However, according to star Brianne Howey, that bond between the two will never be the...

Georgia went ahead and did it again! She's gotten herself tangled up in another lie, telling Paul that she's pregnant and showing him the positive pregnancy test that's actually Ginny's to get him back on her side. At least, as much as possible as he hasn't forgiven her completely just yet. What happens next? We find out in Ginny and Georgia season 3 episode 8, "Is That A Packed Lunch." Here's a recap of the episode on Netflix. Spoilers below.

So as expected, Paul does move back in after thinking he's going to become a father. But he chooses to sleep on the couch. Wolfe speaks to Ginny and apologizes for the way he reacted and tells her they can do whatever she decides. But she says she's already taken care of it, that they were just having fun, and ends the relationship/not relationship they have going on. And while Ginny...

Spoilers ahead for ‘Ginny and Georgia’ Season 3.

The finale of Ginny and Georgia season 3 ended with not one, but (almost) two twists. Not only did the lengthy murder trial take over the third season of Ginny and Georgia, but the latest act also incorporated the theme of pregnancy subtly into the narrative.

Premiering on June 5, Ginny and Georgia picked up the pace pretty quickly and took it up from where it ended at the finale of season 2. The last season ended with Georgia’s arrest for Tom Fuller’s murder, and the season wasted no time in proceeding to the drama in the courtroom.

However, the murder procedure was not the only stirring point of the season, as the show experimented with the theme of pregnancy as well. While hints of positive pregnancy reports are shown early in the show, the question remains whether Georgia is really pregnant again.

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I am still over here processing that huge cliffhanger from episode 6 of Ginny and Georgia, which is the fact that Ginny is pregnant. I couldn't press 'play next episode' on Netflix fast enough after that revelation! The story is not too drawn out, surprisingly, in season 3 episode 7, "That's Wild." Here's a recap of the episode on Netflix. Spoilers below.

Ginny and Georgia on Netflix Ginny deals with the surprise pregnancy

Ok, where do we start? Ginny is obviously freaking out about this and just really needs her mom for something as big as this. Though she can't just go talk to her whenever she wants. It has to be during the scheduled supervised visits, though when they have one she can't just say it in front of the social worker. Georgia can feel something is off about her daughter though.

Before she can tell her mom, Ginny tells Wolfe she's pregnant.

A Look At The Key Highlights Of Ginny & Georgia Season 3 Finale (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Spoiler Alert: The following article discusses major plot points from Ginny & Georgia Season 3.

Ginny & Georgia premiered on Netflix on June 5, 2025. Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry, who play Georgia and Ginny, respectively, in the series, reprised their roles for this season. The storyline follows a mother-daughter duo’s journey. In the last two seasons, we saw how Georgia, the mother, tried to protect her kids, Ginny and Austin (Diesel La Torraca), in her own twisted ways. Her methods cannot be labeled proper and legal, but it’s the only way she knew how.

However, in the last season, we saw how Georgia (Howey) got arrested on the day of her marriage to Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter) on murder charges for allegedly killing Tom Fuller. The new season picked up from where the second...

Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia, created by Sarah Lampert, has captivated audiences since its debut in 2021, blending sharp humor with intricate family dynamics. The series stars Brianne Howey as Georgia Miller, a charismatic single mother with a shadowy past, and Antonia Gentry as her teenage daughter, Ginny, who navigates adolescence while uncovering her mother’s secrets. Supporting performances by Diesel La Torraca (Austin), Felix Mallard (Marcus), and Sara Waisglass (Max) add depth to the show’s portrayal of a family striving for normalcy amidst chaos.

Season 3, released on June 5, 2025, picks up immediately after Georgia’s arrest for the murder of Tom Fuller during her wedding. As the trial unfolds, the Miller family faces intense scrutiny, forcing Georgia to confront her past and Ginny to grapple with the implications for their future. The season delves into themes of identity, loyalty, and the complexities of mother-daughter relationships, all while maintaining the show...

Are y’all ready for more Ginny & Georgia? Don’t worry, Peaches, Georgia (Brianne Howey), Ginny (Antonia Gentry), and the rest of Wellsbury’s finest are coming back for more. Thankfully, the beloved drama was renewed for Season 4 at the same time it was picked up for Season 3. So if you’re on the edge of your seat after all the twists and turns in the Season 3 finale, rest assured that you’ll be getting answers to your burning questions.

Who knew that Georgia downing some milk straight from the jug could have such heavy implications? But creator Sarah Lampert has confirmed to Tudum that the character is pregnant. As for whether the dad is her estranged husband, Paul (Scott Porter), or the man she can be her most authentic self with, Joe (Raymond Ablack), remains to be seen. Put simply, says Howey, “It’s complicated.”

But that’s not...

Ginny and Georgia Season 3 explained the truth on why a major character from Season 2 chose to snitch on Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey), which ultimately led to her eventful arrest. The 10-episode third season of Netflix's drama series showed the aftermath of Georgia's arrest during her dream wedding with Wellsbury Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter). Georgia was arrested for the murder of Tom Fuller (Vincent Legault), the already-dying husband of Cynthia Fuller, who became close with her in Season 2. 

While Georgia experienced jail time in Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 1, she managed to get out and was placed under house arrest after using her charm to convince the judge presiding over her arraignment. However, Georgia's problem worsened after an unexpected character returned during her trial. 

Who Snitched on Georgia? Season 3 Explains Why Gabriel Did It Read full article on The Direct.

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Spoiler Alert! This post contains Major spoilers for the entirety of Ginny & Georgia Season 3.

Season 3 of Ginny & Georgia puts its dynamic mother-daughter duo to the test like never before, and that’s saying something, because the pair have been through a lot — both individually and as a family unit.

Following the crazy cliffhanger ending of Season 2 in which Georgia (Brianne Howey) gets arrested during the reception of her wedding to Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter) for the murder of Tom Fuller. Shortly before this shocking situation, she had experienced the return of her violent ex and son Austin’s father Gil Timmins (Aaron Ashmore). As if these elements of her past weren’t enough to come back and haunt her, Ginny often mirrors her mother in uncanny ways, reminding Georgia of decisions she has made that brought her to this situation.

“We see so many different examples of...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Ginny & Georgia Season 3.] After a two-year break, Ginny & Georgia returned for Season 3 and hit the ground running. The Netflix series picked up right after Georgia’s (Brianne Howey) arrest (at her own wedding!) in connection with Tom Fuller’s death. Georgia was put on trial, which tested Ginny (Antonia Gentry), Austin (Diesel La Torraca), Paul (Scott Porter), and the rest of Wellsbury like never before. Over the course of Season 3, Georgia’s chances of getting out of jail grew smaller. All signs pointed to Georgia being convicted of killing Tom Fuller without a Hail Mary. Well, Ginny stepped in with a Hail Ginny. Ginny knew that she would lose her mother to prison if someone else weren’t implicated in Tom Fuller’s death. She soon realized (after finding out key information from Cynthia) that Georgia’s abusive ex and Austin’s father, Gil (Aaron Ashmore), would be the perfect...

[This story contains spoilers for Ginny & Georgia season three.]

If there’s one thing Antonia Gentry is going to do, she’s going to turn her delusions into reality.

As a self-proclaimed “couch potato” growing up, “watching anything under the sun” with her parents, the 27-year-old actress says that’s where her love of film and television began. She later got involved with theater in high school and college, which only helped her prepare to land her breakout role as Ginny in Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia.

Now, after playing the character for three seasons, Gentry tells The Hollywood Reporter it was “so fun” to play a new version of Ginny in the third installment, which sees her take on a more adult role as her mom, Georgia (Brianne Howey), is on trial for murder. “I absolutely love this version of Ginny, and I don’t know what’s gonna happen in season four yet,...

Ginny & Georgia has challenged the mold between drama and comedy, tackling all sorts of themes, for two seasons, and Season 3 follows in those footsteps.

Season 3 will see Brianne Howey’s Georgia Miller go through a trial for murder, which she did, indeed commit, while her daughter Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and son Austin (Diesel La Torraca) watch from the courtroom benches alongside her fiancé Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter).

Whether it be an event at high school for sophomores like Sophomore Sleepover or Tulips & Tuxes or a Living Room Dance Party (Lrdp), there are many opportunities for a needle drop or three in the series. Alison Moses and Kayla Monetta are responsible for curating the soundtrack to the show’s third season.

Findall the songs you’ll hear in Ginny & Georgia Season 3 below:

Episode 1: “This Wouldn’t Even Be a Podcast”

“Find You Out” by Sidney Gish and...

Wow! What another incredible season of Ginny & Georgia. Honestly, the third installment might just top both seasons 1 and 2, and we can't wait to see what's next for our favorite mother-daughter duo in the upcoming fourth season.

Ginny & Georgia season 3 picks up shortly after Georgia's arrest in the season 2 finale. While Georgia remains in a holding cell, Ginny, Austin, and Paul struggle to deal with the aftermath of it all. The Miller family has always been the topic of discussion since the day they blew into town. But now the scrutiny intensifies, and every single eye is on them as everyone waits to see whether Georgia will be found guilty.

There's so much that happens over the course of the 10-episode season. From shocking revelations to emotional confrontations, all of which push Ginny and Georgia to their limits. However, nothing could've prepared us for that shocking ending. If you...

Using the soap opera for teen dramas is a hallmark of television. In a way, Netflix has weaponized the format to create a dozen shows that fill the void that traditional TV left for the target audience. Ginny & Georgia, entering its third season, continues to combine small-town life with a wild killing spree on the side. While the mother and daughter run from the past, it seems the cyclical nature of life continues to throw them curveballs. With a murder trial, a mayoral campaign, and the shifting moods of the town, Ginny & Georgia has the narrative beats to be a fun show. Unfortunately, it’s not always a good one.

Ginny & Georgia Season 3 Plot

To kick off Season 3, Ginny & Georgia picks up in the immediate aftermath of Georgia’s (Brianne Howey) arrest, and the town of Wellsbury turns against her. Georgia’s new husband, Mayor Paul...

After nearly two and a half years (what!?), Ginny and Georgia season 3 is finally almost here! We've been impatiently waiting to find out just what happens now that Georgia is arrested, at her wedding, for the death of Tom Fuller. What happens next? We'll find out very soon when the new season arrives. When exactly is that and what time can you start tuning in?

As is usual with new Netflix releases, Ginny and Georgia season 3 premieres Thursday, June 5, 2025 on the streaming service. All 10 episodes drop at 12 a.m. Pt. And trust me. As a member of the press who has already seen the season, there is a lot of drama and twists and turns to expect. So you'll want to be fully awake for that, which might be hard with the late-night release. Here are all the U.S. and global release times so you're sure not to miss it!

Friday Night Lights alum Scott Porter weighs in on whether he'd be willing to return as Jason Street in Peacock's Friday Night Lights reboot. The acclaimed TV series, adapted from the novel "Friday Night Lights" and the 2004 film directed by Peter Berg, aired on NBC for its first two seasons, before shifting to DirectTV's 101 Network for seasons 3-5. Porter played Jason Street, a star quarterback who became a quadriplegic after a tragic accident, in Friday Night Lights seasons 1-3, and he made a return appearance in season 5.

Speaking to Deadline, Scott Porter says he would "100% go back" to West Texas as Jason Street in Peacock's Friday Night Lights reboot, but "only if it serves the story." WithPeter Berg returning as executive producer and Jason Katims once more the showrunner of the new Friday Night Lights, Porter is open to working with them again if they want Jason Street back.

People travel all over the world for a honeymoon: Italy, the Maldives, Japan. But in Ginny & Georgia, moments after Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey) and Paul Randolph (Scott Porter) finish the first dance at their fairy-tale wedding, Georgia finds herself in much less pleasant post-nuptial climes: behind bars at the Wellsbury jail.

Season 2’s finale left everyone’s favorite Wellsburians in limbo. Georgia’s marital celebrations are curtailed by her sudden arrest in connection with Tom Fuller’s (Vincent Legault) murder. Paul finally gets clued in about Georgia’s dubious past, only for her police escort from their wedding ceremony to strain his tentative trust. Crushed by their breakup, Ginny (Antonia Gentry) tries to be there for Marcus (Felix Mallard) as a friend as he battles his demons. And sweet 10-year-old Austin (Diesel La Torraca) shoots his dad in the arm after Gil (Aaron Ashmore) attacked Georgia in her kitchen. In other words,...

Friday Night Lights alum Scott Porter is open to revisiting the show’s universe in Peacock’s reboot, but he also acknowledges that his character had a great conclusion in the original series.

Deadline first reported the streamer landing the reboot in December. Porter played a prominent role in the first three seasons of Friday Night Lights as Jason Street, the former star quarterback of the Dillon Panthers who is shockingly paralyzed during a football game in the pilot episode. The injury forces Jason on a difficult journey to rediscover himself and carve a new path, once football is no longer an option.

“I love the way that Jason Street’s story ended. I think his final couple of scenes with Tim [Riggins] in New York tell you everything you need to know,” Porter told Deadline. “That’s a friendship that will never die, that will always exist. Doesn’t matter,...

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One of Netflix’s biggest YA shows Ginny & Georgia is about to return with a third season, and while Season 3 is sure to be wild, Season 2 set the stage for that.

It’s been over two years since Season 2 hit Netflix in January 2023, so some details might be fuzzy. The ensemble cast between seasons will remain largely the same, with a few newcomers in the world of wealthy Wellsbury, where Georgia (Brianne Howey) has moved her children Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and Austin (Diesel La Torraca) for their latest chapter of life.

Find a full recap of everything to remember from Ginny & Georgia Season 2 below:

Georgia Smothered Tom Fuller, And Austin...

As a hectic 2025 news cycle shows no signs of slowing down, the lighter fare of summer TV season might be more welcome than usual.

Now that the Emmys submission deadline has passed, TV networks and streamers have released the bulk of their attention-grabbing titles — making room for guilty pleasure, beloved summertime favorites and new titles to entertain us during those warm, breezy nights. Some returning titles like “And Just Like That” and “Nine Perfect Strangers” kicked off their runs in late May, but will release new episodes weekly for a good chunk of the season. Returning favorites like Peacock’s “Love Island USA,” HBO’s “The Gilded Age” and FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” are back with new episodes. New series like Apple’s “Sick,” Netflix’s “The Waterfront” and Prime Video’s “Countdown” hope to captivate viewers. And the return of anticipated shows like “Ginny & Georgia...

Georgia’s facing a murder charge, Ginny’s stuck in the middle, and Wellsbury won’t ever be the same.

The fairy tale’s over — and the fallout is coming fast. “Ginny & Georgia” is back for Season 3 on Netflix, and things are messier than ever in Wellsbury. Georgia’s been arrested for murder, Ginny’s left trying to make sense of what her mom’s really capable of, and Austin… well, let’s just say no one in the Miller family is getting out of this clean. There’s a trial on the horizon, secrets that won’t stay buried, and new faces about to stir the pot. Here’s everything you need to know about “Ginny & Georgia” Season 3 before it drops on Thursday, June 5.

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