Ginny & Georgia

Ginny & Georgia follows a restless single mother and her two kids as they move to a new town in search of a better life. Georgia Miller is magnetic, stubborn, and fiercely protective, determined to rewrite her family’s story even as her past keeps catching up. Ginny, a witty sixteen year old with a sharp eye for hypocrisy, tries to carve out her own path while juggling school, friends, and the expectations of a mother who rarely slows down. Austin, her younger brother, watches the chaos with a mix of affection and exasperation, eager to belong without losing his sense of humor. As they settle in, long buried secrets begin to surface, threatening the optimism of their fresh start.

Ginny & Georgia premiered on Netflix in 2021. It was created by Sarah Lampert along with Ayotunde Ifaturoti and Michelle Askew, grounded in an original concept rather than an adaptation. The show centers on a mother-daughter duo and a family trying to rebuild.

It sparked conversations about family dynamics, representation, and adolescence in a modern suburb. Viewers connected with Ginny's voice and Georgia's complex choices, making certain scenes and lines widely discussed on social media and among fans.

Critics praised the performances especially Antonia Gentry and Brianne Howey, and noted the show blends humor with drama. Some reviews pointed to tonal shifts but many praised its exploration of identity, resilience, trauma, and the costs of reinventing a life. The series holds an 8.05 out of 10 rating from 1736 votes, signaling solid audience engagement.