Fan favourite show Ginny and Georgia has returned to Netflix for an all new series which sees more dramatic storylines than ever but not all viewers are happy with the new episodes

Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia has always been a lot of show—usually, too much. On its face, a dramedy about the lives of a young mother (Brianne Howey as Georgia) and her teenage daughter (Antonia Gentry as Ginny) in a tight-knit New England town is quintessential Gilmore Girls (in Season 1,

Netflix favorite Ginny & Georgia is back this week, along with new seasons on BMF on Starz, and Love Island USA on Peacock. If you’re looking for a movie to watch this weekend, try Taraji P. Henson as a woman pushed to the edge in Tyler Perry’s Straw, which is out now on Netflix.

Unless there was some sort of technical glitch, Ginny and Georgia season 3 arrived, briefly, at the #8 spot in Netflix’s top 10 list, but as expected, it has shot up to #1 on the service now that the exceptionally long,

Season 3 of "Ginny & Georgia" will be available for streaming on Netflix at 3 am ET/midnight PT on Thursday, June 5. According to IMDb, there will be 10 episodes in Season 3 of "Ginny & Georgia", just like previous seasons. IMDb also has the titles for all the episodes, except for the title of the Season 3 finale:

"Ginny & Georgia" keep the generational trauma alive in the name of poetic justice in Season 3 of the Netflix YA drama

Ginny & Georgia season 3 is now streaming on Netflix, and I’m excited for a few reasons. But the big question I have is will Georgia go to prison?