Warning: This article contains spoilers from Season Two of “Ginny & Georgia.”
In just 20 episodes, Netflix’s “Ginny and Georgia” has managed to address depression, self-harm, microaggressions, the importance of therapy and more heavy real-world issues.
While Georgia and Gil's backstory is revealed in flashbacks, Georgia in the present day tells her children about the crimes she committed to get them the picturesque life they currently have in Wellsbury. “I don’t think we’re really interested in labeling a character good or bad or right or wrong,” creator Lampert shares. “We want people to have different opinions and exist in this kind of gray area where characters are dynamic. Just like life, sometimes they do the right thing. And sometimes they do the wrong thing.”Ginny and Georgia Creator Sarah Lampert
Season Two begins with Ginny and Austin temporarily living with her dad Zion as they grapple with the knowledge that their mom poisoned her second husband and collected his life insurance money.The second season also shows Ginny finding safety and security with other characters, like her therapist, who is Black and can help Ginny unpack her mixed race identity.
The line wasn’t meant to be a dig at the Zendaya-led show. Lampert and Fisher both compliment the drama series and tell TODAY.com they are fans. They say they included the line because although “Euphoria” and “Ginny & Georgia” have different tones, Lampert and Fisher see the shows as examples of coming-of-age stories that genuinely resonate with their younger audiences.
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