Ginny & Georgia follows Ginny Miller and her mom, Georgia, after they settle down in a small New England town called Wellsbury. Their relationship struggles as more and more about Georgia’s past is revealed. Ginny & Georgia deals with teenage love, mental health, family drama, and a lot more.

While the show is definitely soapy, it’s also undeniably addictive. Despite often arguing, the mother-daughter duo always sticks together in the end. I’ve compiled a list of my favorite moments between our two leads!

1. Ginny’s Shoplifting Scandal

In this episode, Ginny goes shopping with two of her new friends, Abby and Norah. Ginny feels pressured to shoplift after Abby steals a shirt and encourages her to take a pair of earrings. Though she hesitates, Ginny shoves the earrings into her jacket.

As the group leaves the store, a clerk stops them and singles Ginny out for stealing. Norah and Abby watch but don’t say anything to defend their friend. Georgia shows up to the rescue and defends her daughter. She accuses the shop clerk of racially profiling Ginny and threatens to get the mayor’s office involved in the situation. This moment is one example of how the duo always has each other’s backs.

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2. Ginny’s Hair Trouble

At the sophomore sleepover, Ginny’s friends encourage her to get her hair styled in an “Ariana Grande” high ponytail. The woman at the booth harshly brushes her hair, unaware that it will fluff up and damage her curls. Her friends offer to help, but none of them knows what to do.

Ginny hides in the bathroom and tries to fix her hair, but using water on it only makes her hair look worse. Georgia, who is chaperoning the event, swoops in and saves her embarrassing moment. She smooths down Ginny’s hair and ties it into a bun.

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3. Georgia Opens Up to Ginny

Ginny and Georgia’s relationship hits a rough patch when Ginny goes to live with her father. When she returns, she will not speak to her mother. In an effort to mend things, Georgia finally opens up about her life.

Ginny had been slowly discovering that Georgia had a dark and violent past. Georgia tried to keep it quiet to protect Ginny from experiencing the same challenges. She admits that she killed her first husband to protect Ginny and Austin. Ginny finally forgives her, and the pair begins their long road to reconciliation.

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4. Georgia Goes to Therapy

In order to continue healing their relationship, Georgia agrees to attend therapy with Ginny. She’s defensive at first and denies that her actions had any real effect on Ginny. Ginny’s therapist intervenes and helps Georgia see things from Ginny’s perspective.

After an emotional conversation, Georgia begins to understand how her past behavior hurt Ginny. She apologizes and promises to be more truthful and to do better parenting in the future.

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5. Georgia Comforts Ginny

When Ginny meets Wolfe at her poetry club, she spends time with him to take her mind off the custody battle and courtroom drama in her life. She accidentally becomes pregnant while Georgia is still on trial for murder. Ginny’s father, Zion, has recently gained custody, and she’s not allowed to see her mother.

Ginny’s friend Maxine helps stage a distraction in front of Georgia's house, which gets Ginny a window to sneak in. The mother-daughter duo is finally reunited, and Georgia helps Ginny talk through her situation. She helps Ginny double-check her options and encourages her to find support from a friend. It’s heartwarming to see how Ginny defied the law to see her mom.

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6. Ginny Saves Georgia’s Case

At first, when Georgia is accused of murder, her new husband, Paul, promises to stand by her side. He hires an expensive lawyer using money he got from his position as mayor of Wellsbury. But once the trial begins and Paul grows suspicious of Georgia, their relationship hits a rough patch.

After an intense confrontation, Paul decides to break up with Georgia and cuts off the lawyer he hired. Georgia is left stranded without a defense and seems to be headed toward prison. Ginny convinces her father’s girlfriend, Simone, to take on the case. Simone works hard and is able to reframe the incriminating evidence and get Georgia acquitted. This moment is one of my favorites because it shows how Ginny would do anything to save Georgia, even though she wouldn’t normally say it.

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Conclusion

While Ginny and Georgia fight in almost every episode, they always apologize and make up. With a strong foundation, any relationship can last through tough times, I'm so excited to see what this iconic pair will do in the fourth season!