“Ginny & Georgia” is the dramedy that blends teen angst, dark family secrets, and a mother-daughter bond that’s as complicated as it is captivating.

“Ginny & Georgia” currently has three seasons released, with a fourth season confirmed and in the works. Each of the first three seasons consists of 10 episodes.

Season 1: 10 Episodes (Released February 24, 2021)

Season 2: 10 Episodes (Released January 5, 2023)

Season 3: 10 Episodes (Released June 5, 2025)

“Ginny & Georgia” is rated for mature audiences . It’s not suitable for younger teens or children.

the creator and executive producer of the series, who is essentially the overarching creative vision behind the show, is Sarah Lampert. She is responsible for the concept, the overall storyline, and setting the tone for the series.

The main cast of “Ginny & Georgia” features a core group of actors who drive the central storylines. Here are the primary cast members and their characters:

Brianne Howey as Georgia Miller: The charismatic, resourceful, and secretive single mother of Ginny and Austin, who is always trying to outrun her dark past.

Antonia Gentry as Ginny Miller: Georgia’s intelligent and angsty teenage daughter, who grapples with her identity, mental health, and the shocking truths about her mother.

Diesel La Torraca as Austin Miller: Georgia’s young son, who loves Harry Potter and is often caught in the middle of the family’s drama.

Felix Mallard as Marcus Baker: Ginny’s neighbor and primary love interest, who has a complex personality and struggles with mental health.

Sara Waisglass as Maxine “Max” Baker: Ellen’s outgoing daughter, Marcus’s twin sister, and Ginny’s best friend. She’s a key member of the “MANG” friend group.

Jennifer Robertson as Ellen Baker: The Millers’ next-door neighbor and mother to Max and Marcus. She becomes a close friend to Georgia.

Scott Porter as Mayor Paul Randolph: The mayor of Wellsbury and Georgia’s significant love interest, who represents the stable life Georgia craves.

Raymond Ablack as Joe: The owner of Blue Farm Café, who shares a past connection with Georgia and remains a potential romantic interest.

Katie Douglas as Abby Littman: A member of the MANG group, who struggles with body image and family issues.

Chelsea Clark as Norah: Another member of the MANG group, providing support and occasional comic relief.

Nathan Mitchell as Zion Miller: Ginny’s biological father, who is loving and supportive but has a complicated on-again, off-again relationship with Georgia.

Recurring cast members who play significant roles across seasons include:

Mason Temple as Hunter Chen: Ginny’s initial boyfriend in Season 1.

Nikki Roumel as Young Georgia: Appears in flashbacks to show Georgia’s past.

Aaron Ashmore as Gil Timmins: Austin’s biological father and Georgia’s abusive ex-boyfriend (introduced in Season 2).

Sabrina Grdevich as Cynthia Fuller: A local real estate agent and rival of Georgia’s, who becomes central to Season 3’s plot.

Season 1:

“Ginny & Georgia” Season 1 kicks off with the charismatic and resourceful single mother Georgia Miller moving with her angsty teenage daughter Ginny and young son Austin to the picturesque New England town of Wellsbury after her husband’s sudden death. While Georgia quickly charms her way into the local political scene and starts a romance with the mayor, Ginny struggles to fit in at school, dealing with new friendships (the “MANG” group), a complicated love triangle involving bad-boy Marcus and popular Hunter, and her own struggles with identity and self-harm.

As Ginny navigates her tumultuous adolescence, she slowly uncovers dark and shocking secrets about her mother’s past, including her history of criminal activity and even murder, which Georgia committed to protect her children. The season builds to Ginny discovering the truth about her mother’s involvement in her stepfather Kenny’s death and Georgia’s deception regarding Austin’s incarcerated father. Feeling betrayed and overwhelmed by her mother’s dangerous secrets, Ginny takes Austin and runs away from Wells bury on a motorcycle in the dramatic cliffhanger finale.

Season 2:

Season 2 picks up immediately after Ginny and Austin run away from Wellsbury following Ginny’s discovery of Georgia’s murderous past and her deception about Austin’s father. They temporarily stay with Ginny’s biological father, Zion, where Ginny begins to open up about her self-harm and starts therapy.

Meanwhile, Georgia is desperate to get her children back and plans her wedding to Mayor Paul Randolph, hoping to solidify their new, stable life. However, her past comes back to haunt her in the form of Austin’s previously incarcerated father, Gil, who reappears and blackmails Georgia, threatening to expose her secrets and take Austin away.

The season explores Ginny’s journey with mental health and therapy, her complicated relationship with Marcus, and her strained friendships with Max and the MANG group. Georgia desperately tries to keep her dark history hidden, especially from Paul, while fending off Gil’s threats and a persistent private investigator. The season culminates in Georgia’s wedding to Paul, which is tragically interrupted when she is arrested for the murder of Tom Fuller, her neighbor Cynthia’s terminally ill husband, a secret act committed out of a misguided sense of helping Cynthia. Ginny, witnessing her mother’s arrest, realizes the full extent of Georgia’s sacrifices and dark actions.

Season 3:

Season 3 picks up directly after Georgia’s dramatic arrest at her wedding for the murder of Tom Fuller. The primary focus shifts to Georgia’s murder trial, which sends shockwaves through Wellsbury and places immense strain on her family. Under house arrest and facing severe legal consequences, Georgia must navigate the court system while trying to maintain some semblance of normalcy for Ginny and Austin.

Ginny, still reeling from the past season’s revelations, struggles with the public scrutiny and gossip surrounding her mother’s arrest. She continues her journey of personal growth through therapy and poetry, navigating her complicated relationship with Marcus, who is dealing with his own mental health issues. Austin, deeply affected by the situation, finds himself entangled in his mother’s defense.

The season explores how the trial impacts Ginny’s friendships, Georgia’s relationship with Paul (who is caught between supporting his wife and managing political fallout), and the persistent presence of Austin’s abusive father, Gil. As the trial progresses, shocking truths come to light, secrets are revealed, and family loyalties are tested. The season culminates in a tense courtroom drama with unexpected twists, leading to a verdict that drastically alters the Miller family’s future, while also hinting that Georgia’s past is far from over.