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From the moment Season 2 of Ginny & Georgia left us hanging with the shocking mercy killing of Cynthia’s husband, Tom, viewers have not been able to look past Georgia’s dark instincts. With the record-breaking Season 3 unfolding, Georgia’s trial and Ginny’s chess-like antics to save her mother, there’s one question that looms large: could Ginny have inherited her mother’s darkness?

The parallels between Ginny and Georgia are stark, and it’s starting to feel like Ginny isn’t just taking after Georgia; she’s stepping into her shadow. Reddit threads are abounding with wild theories about Ginny even killing someone, becoming a replica of her mother in Season 4. Amid the trial full of twisted loyalties, Season 3 gave us a peek into who Ginny is growing up to be.

How Ginny & Georgia Hinted Ginny Is Following in Her Mother’s Footsteps

Toward the end of Season 3, Ginny...

The third season of Ginny & Georgia has begun streaming on Netflix and Georgia's (Brianne Howey) trial for the murder of Tom Fuller (Vincent Legault) serves as the main draw. Key to how the course of events travel is Diesel La Torraca who plays Austin, Georgia's son in the Netflix series. The character is the nine-year-old little brother to Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and son of Georgia, and while he might have remained the same age throughout the show's three seasons, Torraca has visibly grown in that time. Now aged 14, the actor's contrasting age with his character has been the subject of online jokes. However, La Torraca has since taken them in good faith.

Speaking to Screen Rant, the actor revealed that he wasn't aware of how the coming season might deal with Austin's age. La Torraca does reveal that the upcoming episodes should pick up after the summer when Ginny returns from Korea.

Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia recently premiered its Season 3 and proved to be more iconic than ever. With more drama, secrets, and a fresh round of bad decisions, the chaotic mother-daughter duo once again won over audiences.

Since its debut, the show has had its fair share of headline moments, but none of them hit quite like the Taylor Swift controversy in Season 1. Taking a trip down memory lane, and for those unaware, the American singer-songwriter called out the show and Netflix for making a “deeply sexist” joke about her.

Years later, fans now feel the entire situation was blown out of proportion by the singer and her fans and are siding with Ginny & Georgia, especially Antonia Gentry, who was the most affected.

The time Taylor Swift called out Ginny & Georgia dragging Netflix with it! Taylor Swift in Miss Americana documentary | Credits: Netflix

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Steven Spielberg infamously turned down the opportunity to direct Daniel Radcliffe’s Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, a film he thought to be too artistically uninteresting and financially safe- in other words, not challenging. The 2000s dismissal from one of the most commercially viable film franchises raised eyebrows back then- and still invites debate even today. But now, Ginny & Georgia, Netflix’s hit teen comedy-drama, appears to have a sly rebuttal of its own.

The series repeatedly references the Harry Potter films, particularly through Austin, who is obsessed with the fantasy franchise. Ironically, Ginny & Georgia chooses to embrace the very thing Spielberg considered “unchallenging”, intertwining it with character arcs with care- and a wink.

Steven Spielberg said no to Hogwarts

In the late 1990s, Steven Spielberg was part of active discussions about who would direct the very first Harry Potter film. However, he decided to walk away from the offer,...

Ginny & Georgia Season 3 has been nothing short of a flavor bomb of drama, suspense, and shocking revelations. From Ginny starting to follow in her mother’s manipulative steps to Austin choosing his mother over his father, there has been enough whirlwind of drama to keep fans entertained for a long time.

While Georgia Miller, her children, and her complex life are always the focus in the show, there is one quiet moment that outshone all, even Georgia’s boldest move: Abby Littman’s sharp rebuff of Maxine Baker. Keep reading on to know more.

Ginny & Georgia: Abby’s snap at Max is better than Georgia’s arc Sara Waisglass and Katie Douglas in Ginny & Georgia | Credits: Netflix

The 3rd season of Ginny & Georgia has no shortage of shocking twists and revelations, and one such twist is about Katie Douglas’ Abby. Fans have long suspected Abby...

In an industry that’s quick to brand remakes of old classics as cheap copies, Vanessa Hudgens’ Grease Live! stood as a worthy exception. However, one line from Ginny & Georgia instantly dissed the remake, casting a long shadow over the television special.

The Netflix dramedy won fans globally for being a righteous mix of drama, comedy, and emotions. A big part of what fans love so much about the show is its sharp and witty mother-daughter dynamic. Their banter is a hallmark in the series. In one such bantz-filled scene, Georgia, played by Brianne Howey, was seen taking a sharp dig at Hudgens’ Grease Live!; with just the one scene, the show did irreparable damage to an otherwise critically acclaimed portrayal.

Ginny & Georgia’s bite-sized burn undermined Vanessa Hudgens’ performance in the 2016 remake

Grease Live! was a major win. Despite the pressures of being the remake of a cult-classic musical/comedy,...

The third season of Ginny & Georgia has begun streaming on Netflix and with it audiences get to enjoy Georgia's (Brianne Howey) trial for the murder of Tom Fuller (Vincent Legault). Of course, this means that the world of every member of the Miller family has been turned upside down. Georgia's troubles have seen the viewership numbers for the show surge incredibly. For context, Ginny & Georgia Season 3 earned 17.6 million viewers during its first four days on the streamer. The season ended with a not-guilty verdict for Georgia, thanks to her kids framing Austin’s (Diesel La Torraca) father, Gil (Aaron Ashmore), for Tom Fuller’s death. So will Austin and Ginny (Antonia Gentry) suffer any consequences for their actions?

Ginny & Georgia has already been renewed for a fourth season and the question is what comes next for the characters on the show. Ginny & Georgia creator Sarah Lampert...

It’s been over a week since Ginny & Georgia returned with their third season, and fans are loving it. The new season has more messy drama, more complicated mother-daughter dynamics, more secrets, more wild decisions, and more chaotic parenting moments; everything is just more!

Many fans hoped this season would finally settle the show’s longest-running debate: are we Team Ginny or Team Georgia? But turns out, season 3 didn’t solve anything. Instead, it just gave both sides more reasons to go to war. And honestly, it seems like the show’s creators are thriving off the angst.

Team Ginny or Team Georgia? The divide is still very real Brianne Howey as Georgia, a still from the trailer | Credits: Netflix/YouTube

The debate about Team Ginny & Team Georgia has been the same since season one. With Ginny (played by Antonia Gentry) and her teen rebellion, emotional outbursts, & struggle to make sense of her life.

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...

Sara Waisglass’ Maxine Baker Deserves Better In Ginny & Georgia – Here’s Why! (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Spoiler Alert: This article may contain major spoilers from Ginny & Georgia season 3.

Ginny & Georgia recently premiered its third season on Netflix. The series is led by Antonia Gentry and Brianne Howey. The storyline revolves around the mother-daughter duo and all that happens around them. Season 3 begins right from where season 2 left off, with Georgia being arrested for the alleged murder of Tom. This season focuses on her murder trial and how she, her kids, her husband, and others deal with it.

The show is getting a lot of applause and appreciation for discussing mental health issues while dealing with other characters’ problems. However, there was one character that I felt didn’t get justice and was treated quite brutally in season 3. That was Maxine Baker, the twin of Marcus (Felix Mallard), played by Sara Waisglass,...

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...

If you’ve binged Ginny & Georgia and found yourself pausing every time Joe walks in with that easy charm and smirky smile, congrats, you’re officially part of the Raymond Ablack fan club. There’s just something magnetic about him. He plays the wholesome, emotionally available cafe owner like it’s second nature, but trust us there’s so much more brewing under the surface than just killer lattes and puppy-dog eyes.

What most fans don’t realize is that Ablack isn’t some Hollywood overnight sensation. He’s been grinding for years, quietly building a résumé packed with theater gigs, web series, serious acting chops, and a side of stand-up comedy. From slaying it as Young Simba onstage to navigating teen drama in Degrassi and now winning hearts on Netflix, his journey has been anything but one-note.

Oh, and get this, he’s a real-life big brother on screen,...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Ginny & Georgia Season 3.] “We knew we needed to push our characters to the limit,” Ginny & Georgia creator Sarah Lampert told TV Insider, and the show certainly didn’t hold back. From Georgia’s (Brianne Howey) murder trial to Marcus’ (Felix Mallard) alcoholism to Ginny’s (Antonia Gentry) abortion, every character faced struggles in Wellsbury. The third season, which dropped on June 5, ended with a not guilty verdict for Georgia, thanks to her kids framing Austin’s (Diesel La Torraca) father, Gil (Aaron Ashmore), for Tom Fuller’s death. Ginny and Austin had to go to the edge of darkness to save their mother, but will they pay a price in the already-confirmed Season 4? The writer and executive producer explained that Ginny becomes “the healthiest she’s ever been” as she juggles her mother’s trial in Season 3. “She really learned how to establish boundaries. She almost relapsed with her self-harm once,...

Do you need help finding the best shows on Netflix and avoiding the stinkers? Here is your easy way to find out what to watch and what to miss. It’s time again to reveal the top five most-viewed movies and shows across the US for the week ending June 8.

Tudum has been updated, and we can share those two top five lists with you. Or, if you want to get ahead of everyone else, then check out what's new on Netflix this week.

Last week, it was a chunk of old movies that had people watching. That comes with a warning: while some are good family fun, one was rated as a bit of a stinker by many, so you may want to consider it a miss. Look out instead for a brand new and tense movie just released on the platform.

The top five most-viewed shows go in the opposite direction.

Ginny & Georgia. (L to R) Brianne Howey as Georgia Miller, Antonia Gentry as Ginny Miller in episode 307 of Ginny & Georgia. Cr. Amanda Matlovich/Netflix © 2025 The week of June 2nd brought some massive hits to the streaming charts, with psychological thrillers and beloved family dramas taking center stage! If you’re wondering what everyone was binge-watching, look no further. Leading the charge on the English film charts was Tyler Perry’s psychological thriller, Straw. This intense film about a woman pushed to her breaking point debuted at an impressive No. 1 with 25.3 million views. Audiences and critics alike couldn’t stop praising Taraji P. Henson’s raw and emotional performance as a single mother navigating crisis after crisis. Meanwhile, the mother-daughter duo from Ginny & Georgia absolutely owned the English TV charts, with all three seasons landing in the Top 10! After last season’s cliffhanger, Season 3 debuted at No. 1 with 17.6 million views,...

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...

Ginny & Georgia season 3 is dominating Netflix's global chart this week. The divisive series returned for more comedy, drama, and intrigue after a more than two-year hiatus since season 2. The ending of Ginny & Georgia season 2 saw Georgia (Brianne Howey) arrested at her own wedding after being charged with murdering Tom Fuller (Vincent Legault). In season 3, Georgia deals with the fallout of her arrest and tries to prove her innocence while her teenage daughter, Ginny (Antonia Gentry), deals with new challenges of her own.

As per Netflix, Ginny & Georgia season 3 is the streamer's most globally watched show this week with 17.6 million views in the five days since its debut. It is the most-watched show in 65 countries this week and is in the top 10 for 85 countries. Ginny & Georgia season 3 has now dethroned Sirens from the top spot, with the mystery show now in third place on the global...

Who's still not quite over that shocking Ginny and Georgia season 3 cliffhanger ending? We're still trying to wrap our minds around it, and all we can think about is what's to come next in the upcoming fourth season.

Ginny and Georgia season 4 has a lot of unfinished business to tackle, and we're looking forward to seeing how everything unfolds. However, there are some things we especially hope to see addressed and explored. We're talking storylines that left us hanging and relationships we’re rooting for. Without further ado, here are the eight things we’re most eager to see when the hit teen series returns on Netflix.

Spoilers ahead from Ginny and Georgia season 3.

(L to R) Raymond Ablack as Joe, Brianne Howey as Georgia Miller in episode 306 of Ginny & Georgia | Amanda Matlovich/Netflix Joe and Georgia get together

A lot of people would probably agree that Joe and Georgia are meant to be.

Tyler Perry’s psychological thriller Straw,about a woman pushed to her breaking point, debuted at No. 1 on the English film charts as the most-watched title of the week, with 25.3 million views. Audiences and critics alike praised Taraji P. Henson for her raw and emotional portrayal of Janiyah, a single mother navigating one crisis after another while struggling to care for her sick daughter.

Meanwhile, the mother-daughter duo at the heart of Ginny & Georgiatook over the English TV charts with all three seasons landing in the Top 10. After Georgia Miller (Brianne Howey) left her own wedding in handcuffs last season, viewers couldn’t wait to dig into Season 3, which debuted at No. 1 with 17.6 million views. Fans also spent plenty of time catching up on the show’s first two seasons, with Season 1 charting at No. 6 (3 million views) and Season 2 at No. 9 (2.5...

[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...

So much good stuff on Netflix, right? That really is not meant to be a question, but a statement. Possibly the question mark was not needed?

But you need to pick and choose between what you and what you don't. Lots of good shows might be left out. There is only so much time in the world, of course.

All of the five series below are definitely worth your time. All of returning winners as well, so you know what you see has been seen before and loved (or unloved). But you can be the ultimate judge.

These 5 Netflix shows are worth watching in JuneFUBAR season 2

Pure fun? Maybe, and it better be. Arnold Schwarzenegger as (possibly) your favorite CIA operative who struggles to have a healthy relationship with his daughter. Meanwhile, Carrie-Anne Moss joins the cast as a former East German spy who everyone assumes was dead.

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After years of buildup and undeniable chemistry, Ginny & Georgia finally delivered one of its most anticipated romantic storylines. And for actor Raymond Ablack, the payoff was well worth the wait. The Canadian actor, who plays the charming yet grounded Joe, recently reflected on the long-delayed hookup with Brianne Howey’s Georgia.

With subtle glances and emotional tension stretched across several seasons, this slow-burn romance kept viewers guessing whether it would ever happen. Now that it has finally happened, Ablack describes the moment as not only satisfying for the audience but for him as an actor as well. Let’s dive deeper!

For Raymond Ablack, Joe and Georgia’s hookup was worth the wait in Ginny & Georgia

Fans of Ginny & Georgia have been waiting for this moment for years – and guess what, so has actor Raymond Ablack. The actor, who plays Joe in the Netflix hit, finally got...

It took almost two and a half years for Ginny and Georgia season 3 to premiere on Netflix. And though I'm sure none of us fans wanted to wait that long, the season definitely delivered! It was shocker after shocker, and the finale cliffhanger of Georgia being pregnant is going to have us all in a frenzy to know who the baby daddy is until the already confirmed season 4 arrives.

In the third season, Georgia ends up sleeping with both Paul and Joe around the same time. With her husband, this is when she used Ginny's pregnancy test to pretend she was the one who was pregnant to get Paul back on her side to help her image in the murder trial. When they get back together for a little bit, they end up in bed.

Then a little while later, Joe comes across Georgia when she was planning on running away to avoid prison.

Joe Singh (Raymond Ablack) is the best of Georgia Miller’s (Brianne Howey) love interests. In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, he finally became her leading man since he was the only one to stand by her.

Since Georgia’s arrival in Wellsbury, Joe had feelings for her, but she was always out of his reach.

Their relationship became more complicated when they realized they knew each other as young teenagers but didn’t want anyone else to know.

( Amanda Matlovich/Netflix © 2025)

Initially, Georgia tried to fit into Wellsbury and their society, hoping her past wouldn’t make things difficult for her and her children.

We know secrets never stay buried, and when everyone turned against Georgia, even her husband, Paul, and Ginny’s father, Zion, Joe stood by her when she needed a loyal friend.

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Warning: The following article contains Spoilers for Ginny & Georgia season 3Ginny & Georgia creator Sarah Lampert and showrunner Sarah Glinski share a compelling reason why Joe and Georgia could end up together. The Netflix drama series centers on teenager Ginny Miller and her mother, Georgia, and explores their personal lives and relationships. When Ginny & Georgia season 3 premiered, Georgia and Paul Randolph were married. However, as that romance waned, Georgia and Joe (Raymond Ablack) grew closer and eventually slept together.

During an interview with ScreenRant’s Tatiana Hullender for Ginny & Georgia season 3, Lampert revealed how the relationship between Joe and Georgia is different. As she explains, Joe "brings out a playful side" to Georgia, which developed largely because of the actors. Lampert compares their dynamic to Georgia and Paul, noting how she acts more like herself around Joe. Read Lampert’s comments below:

Sarah Lampert: I think what's great...

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.

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

As “Ginny & Georgia” Season 3 put Antonia Gentry’s Ginny through the ringer with her Georgia (Brianne Howey) sits on trial for murder, Sara Waisglass’ Maxine wants nothing more than to be there for Ginny, but finds that her advances aren’t well-received, to say the least.

While Maxine and Ginny make up one half of friend group M.A.N.G., which also includes Abby (Katie Douglas), who goes through her own coming out journey in Season 3, and Norah (Chelsea Clark), who struggles with shifting alliances in the wake of the murder trial, Maxine finds herself on the outside looking in as Ginny, Abby and Norah bond as a trio.

“I really don’t think Max did anything wrong — I think she tried to love to the fullest of her ability, tried to be there for Ginny as best as she could,...

What To Expect From Ginny & Georgia Season 4 After Season 3 Cliffhanger?(Photo Credit –Netflix)

Georgia Miller is possibly pregnant and didn’t need to say a word. The final moments of Ginny & Georgia season 3 drop that twist with a carton of milk and zero dialogue. It’s bold. It’s messy. And it’s been in the works for years. After walking free from Tom’s murder trial, Georgia’s life isn’t slowing down; it’s about to get even more chaotic. Let’s unpack what that means and what’s next.

Season 3 Finale Twist: Georgia’s Pregnancy Was Always Part Of The Plan

Ginny & Georgia Season 3 ends on a major cliffhanger with Ginny noticing Georgia drinking milk straight out of a carton and asking, “Mom, didn’t you say you drink milk when you’re pregnant?” The milk-chugging scene was not random. It’s been locked in since day one.

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. 

Read full article on The Direct.

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

Despite Antonia Gentry’s Ginny and Felix Mallard’s Marcus breaking up at the end of “Ginny & Georgia” Season 2, their flame continues in Season 3. But what Mallard calls a “massive wedge” stands in between the teens by the end of the season.

While Ginny confides in Marcus about her mother’s murder trial and her abortion, Season 3 sees Marcus hiding a drinking problem that raises eyebrows from both his sister, Maxine (Sara Waisglass), as well as Georgia (Brianne Howey) when she spots a dozen empty bottles in his art studio and causes him to “burn bridges” all season, according to Mallard.

“He’s turning to a coping mechanism that I think initially helps him and gives him better confidence, and allows him to show up and be the person that he wants to be,” Mallard told TheWrap. “As...

Ginny & Georgia season 3 is now streaming on Netflix, and boy, does it deliver on all the drama, secrets, and unexpected twists that fans live for. One of the biggest questions that fans are left with this season revolves around a paternity mystery. Viewers are left guessing who could possibly be the father of a particular character's new baby. Although we might not know yet, show creator Sarah Lampert has made it clear that she does.

Major spoilers are ahead from Ginny & Georgia season 3.

(L to R) Raymond Ablack as Joe, Brianne Howey as Georgia Miller in episode 306 of Ginny & Georgia | Amanda Matlovich/Netflix

At the end of Ginny & Georgia season 3, Georgia is finally set free and cleared of Tom Fuller's murder after Ginny and Austin find a way to pin it on Gil. Grateful for her freedom, Georgia makes an emotional promise to Ginny that...

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,...

Marcus Baker, portrayed by Felix Mallard, is a central character in Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia. He is the fraternal twin brother of Maxine “Max” Baker and the son of Clint and Ellen Baker. Marcus is introduced as the brooding, introspective neighbor who becomes Ginny Miller’s love interest.

Beneath his rebellious exterior, Marcus is a sensitive and complex individual grappling with personal demons. Marcus’ journey in Ginny & Georgia has been a poignant exploration of mental health, emotional growth, and the complexities of young love. But given the events of the previous seasons, it looks like season 4 is set to stir up concerns about his well-being.

Exploring Marcus’ emotional struggles throughout the series of Ginny & Georgia

Marcus’ struggle throughout the Ginny & Georgia series is a nuanced portrayal of a young man grappling with depression and the overwhelming weight of his emotions (via Collider). Initially seen as a mysterious bad boy,...

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers ahead for Ginny and Georgia season 3!

Ginny and Georgia recently returned with its third season, which received mixed reactions from audiences. The season saw Georgia trying to save her marriage with Paul, but ended with a major reveal that has raised the stakes for a potential fourth season.

The season 3 finale dropped the bombshell reveal of Georgia’s pregnancy in its final moments. As a result, another member could soon join the titular family and continue the absurd tradition Georgia has used to name her children. Here is why Ginny and Georgia season 4 could introduce a child named Wellsbury, which could be the last straw for us.

Ginny and Georgia season 4 could introduce a child named Wellsbury

Ginny and Georgia has never quite been a grounded show, with some of its storylines being borderline absurd to downright ridiculous. However, it also cannot be denied that this specific tone makes the show exciting,...

In Ginny & GeorgiaSeason 3, the only thing our so-called Mayoress Murderess is guilty of serving is a look.

Well, that’s at least according to the legions of in-world TikTokers following along with Georgia’s (Brianne Howey) murder trial throughout the season.

They’re not far off: showing up to court in fierce, fashion-forward ensembles is all part of her courtroom strategy. It is Georgia, after all — a person who leaves no stone unturned when it comes to how she’s perceived.

“As we know, Georgia loves wearing masks. She loves playing the part,” Howey tells Tudum from the Toronto set of the series, speaking on the final day of filming the trial scenes. “The clothes are telling their own story, which has been really fun.”

Creator Sarah Lampert and showrunner Sarah Glinski took inspiration from a few key figures for Georgia’s showstopping (and intentionally distracting) numbers: Paige DeSorbo...

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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?...

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

While it’s usually Brianne Howey’s Georgia who has a master plan in “Ginny & Georgia,” all hope seems to be lost for the heroine as she sits on trial for a murder she did commit — that is until her daughter, Ginny (Antonia Gentry), swoops in with a plan to save her.

When Austin (Diesel La Torraca) takes the stand at Georgia’s murder trial in Episode 10, he says under oath that he saw his father (Gil) kill Tom Fuller, shocking everyone in the courthouse — including Georgia — while Ginny looks on with a subtle smile. It’s revealed that Ginny was the one who came up with the plan for Austin to frame Gil, killing two birds with one stone as they send an abuser to prison while keeping their mom free.

“I’m super excited about this brand new version of Ginny,...

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,...

Ginny & Georgia is a show that is both chaotic in its storyline and in its production. Starring Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry in leading roles, the iconic show received worldwide fame and acclaim. The premise follows a young single mother who is trying to raise her teenage daughter and son after being on the run for many years.

Trying to settle and lead normal lives in New England, the show compels the audience to watch the drama unfold with plenty of wholesome and family moments, and has been loved by millions of fans around the world. However, not everything is what it seems.

It was fine for Ginny & Georgia until it wasn’t..

When the show debuted in 2021, Austin Miller (who is the younger brother of Ginny Miller) was portrayed by Diesel La Torraca, who was actually 9 years old at that time.

Ginny and Austin Miller in a...

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...

Ginny and Georgia Season 3's penultimate episode finally revealed who Abby ended up with (and it's not who you think). While Netflix's family drama series continues the story of Georgia (Brianne Howey) and Virginia Miller (Antonia Gentry) as they deal with the consequences of Georgia's arrest and a brief stint in jail, the new season also juggles several storylines with the other characters, such as Abby Littman (Katie Douglas). 

Abby is a member of Ginny's best friend group, Mang, in Wellsbury High alongside Norah Cohen (Chelsea Clark) and Maxine Baker (Sara Waisglass). Although she started as a bully to Ginny, the pair eventually patched things up and became closer in Season 3. 

Most of Abby's journey in the new season centers on her sexuality and the drama surrounding her casual relationship with Matthew Press (Damian Romeo). 

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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.

Ginny & Georgia isn’t just about wild secrets, small-town drama, or coming-of-age chaos, it’s also low-key one of the few shows that actually takes mental health seriously. While many series throw around anxiety and depression like trendy buzzwords, G&G dives deep, especially through Ginny’s struggles. And they don’t just show it, they explore it with empathy, therapy scenes, inner dialogue, and the kind of emotional depth that doesn’t feel forced.

The creators clearly made sure they weren’t brushing over something real. In a sea of surface-level storytelling, this is one teen drama that does the homework.

Ginny & Georgia took mental health seriously, and it showed A still from Ginny & Georgia | Credits: Netflix

Ginny & Georgia doesn’t just serve teen angst and murder with a side of sass. It digs deep, especially in Season 2, where the spotlight’s on mental health.