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Daily Record
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Netflix's Ginny and Georgia fans rumble tragic twist ahead of season 3
Netflix's Ginny and Georgia is set to return to screens on June 5 for its highly anticipated season three finale, but fans have already predicted a tragic ending for the iconic duo. Netflix fans are bracing themselves for a heart-wrenching conclusion to the much-anticipated finale of Ginny and Georgia. The third season of is set to make a comeback on June 5, offering fans a binge-worthy series of 10 one-hour episodes. The previous season left viewers on the edge of their seats as Georgia was handcuffed for murder amid her nuptials, shattering her dream of a happily ever after. Netflix has since teased fans with a hint. "It's always been Ginny and Georgia against the world, but the world has never come for them quite like this. Now, Ginny needs to see where she stands when push comes to shove – Is the two of them against the world something Ginny really wants to sign up for?," the streaming giant stated. With the finale just around the corner, social media has been buzzing with fan theories about the fate ahead for the beloved pair. A Reddit user speculated a grim fate for Georgia, suggesting she might meet her demise in the show's climax. Their post read: "After all Georgia has done, I'm theorising that (don't hate it's just a theory) she may die in the finale. That way, she has no endgame and there isn't a three way war between who she ends with.", reports Surrey Live. They continued: "It is not something I want to happen but if it was done I'd be pretty impressed." This theory didn't fall on deaf ears, as another chimed in: "lowkey, I can kind of see something like this happening. I almost see it as her death being a result of a sacrifice she makes for her kids as well." A different user suggested: "I mean it could happen on episode 4/6 or something." The build-up to the return of Netflix's hit show Ginny & Georgia is mounting as one viewer called a possible plot twist "would be the laziest writing move ever". Another chimed in: "Good theory, I feel like it's possible that she won't die, but probably feel overwhelmed with the new report all surrounding her life and go bat crazy and have a threat." Amid the anticipation, theories on how Georgia ended up arrested are rife, with someone speculating that Paul may be the mastermind, noting: "Re-watched the wedding scene. While Georgia seems excited and happy Paul looks quite pained and nervous throughout the whole thing." Fueling the fire, Netflix created a buzz on social media by posting snaps on Instagram alongside the caption: "one week until we're back in Wellsbury with Ginny and Georgia!" Fans exploded with excitement across the platform. A delighted audience member exclaimed: "Yayyyy so freaking excitedddd." Another voiced their hopes, adding "They better bring Ginny and Marcus back together! !". The successful series, which renewed in May 2023, eagerly awaits its third and fourth seasons. Sarah Lampert, executive producer, shared her enthusiasm, stating: "This season we blew up our world. That's the best way to describe it." She continued to share her admiration, "The characters were pushed to new places, and the actors delivered performances that shook me to my core. The fans have been so patient, I cannot wait for them to see season three."
Los Angeles Times
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Los Angeles Times
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Felix Mallard
What Felix Mallard has grown to appreciate about living in L.A. is that there's a pocket of town to match every vibe — even if that vibe is 'Aussie,' which his proudly is, having moved from Melbourne seven years ago. 'There are a lot of places that remind me of home,' says the 27-year-old actor, who plays tough-shelled Marcus in Netflix's 'Ginny & Georgia,' which returns for its third season next week. 'The coastal cities and certainly some parts of Silver Lake and Echo Park feel very Melbourne. They feel very hipster. I mean, that word has changed so much — I don't know if bohemian is the right word either. But there's a sense of wanting to engage with good food, good coffee and good art. That kind of thing is very important to people from Melbourne.' As he carves his own space in Los Angeles, Mallard has been captivating Gen Z audiences with his nuanced roles, ones that tend to resonate with young men amid all of the distinct pressures they face. Last year, he starred in the romantic drama 'Turtles All the Way Down,' the film adaptation of John Green's young adult novel that explores the complexities of obsessive-compulsive disorder. He's now set to headline 'Nest,' a movie about a young family whose home is invaded by deadly arachnids. ('It's a quiet meditation on masculinity and being a father, wrapped up in a really fun spider horror movie,' he explains. 'A real one-two punch.') For Mallard, a perfect Sunday in L.A. involves surfing (a must), playing music loudly (he knows his way around the guitar, bass, piano and drums) and trekking from West L.A. to the Eastside in the name of adventure. Here's a play by play. This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity. 5:30 a.m.: Chase the wavesI'd get up early and have a surf. The funny thing with surfing in L.A. is that you have to go where the waves are good. So it could be anywhere — Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Huntington Beach, Malibu or Ventura. You've got to check the Surfline app and kind of know the seasons as well, like how winter brings north swells and summer brings south swells. But it's a guessing game. You kind of throw a dart and follow it, you know? There's a nice crew of Aussies, Kiwis and Americans. We all try and surf together, which is really sweet. 8 a.m.: Post-surf burritos Now I'll probably be in a raggedy flannel top and some track pants and some Birkenstocks. Really just kind of half asleep. But it's mandatory after a surf to get a breakfast burrito. There's a really, really good place in Hermosa Beach called Brother's Burritos. They don't do the typical kind of massive breakfast burrito. Theirs come in two little bite-size burritos, which is perfect for breakfast, you know? And then there's another place in West L.A. called that's just off the Culver loop. It's a really cool, funky little coffee shop and cafe with a little record store next door — the perfect kind of vibe after having a surf and being in nature all morning. I really try to enjoy the peace that comes after that. 9:30 a.m.: Catch up on showsI'm going home and catching up on the week's shows. Right now, I'm really deep into 'Hacks' — obsessed with it. I feel like I came to it quite late and I've had to make up for lost time. And I'm really, really loving 'Everybody's Live With John Mulaney,' and 'Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.' I feel like if you're going to check in with the news these days, it's got to be in a format that's digestible. I think John Oliver has a really great way of doing that, presenting the outrage and the absurdity in a fun context. Noon: Try to find the joy of cooking I've always found it such a challenge to see cooking as the expression of love that I know it is — I just haven't had the inspiration. But Jamie Oliver's books have really helped me because he explains recipes in a way that teach you the fundamentals. He's got this cookbook, 'One-Pan Wonders,' with an herb-y chicken tray bake that's really simple. You can put the vegetables at the bottom of the tray — and a lot of rosemary and a lot of lemon — and put the chicken on the bars above the tray, so that when it cooks, the chicken fat drops into the vegetables and creates this really lovely flavor in the veggies. And then you finish it off with some lemon and olive oil. So that's the one I think I can do. But if anyone has seen that recipe, they'll know it's the easiest one in the book, so I'm not trying to brag here. 1 p.m.: Get lost in the music It's always a struggle to get up off the couch, but once there's been some food, I'm off to play some music. There was this beautiful, really fun, cheap, grungy rehearsal studio in Culver City called Exposition Studios. It would be, like, $25 or $30 an hour, and you could rent instruments and rent a room and just play as loud and as long as you want. It's not there anymore, but there are a few other places like that around town. I've gone to Pirate Studios in West Adams a couple times, and just anywhere I can play some music, really, really loud. I've got an EP of songs that I'm working my way through. It's very grungy, very emotion-based. It's probably quite angsty. There's a lot of anger in there, and then I think maybe a lot of sadness. It's touching on a lot of the uglier sides of our psyche that we all have. 4 p.m.: Car entertainment Now we start preparing the journey east. Because it's L.A., you can't pretend that you're not going to spend some part of your day in traffic. So a podcast is a must. I'll be listening to Louis Theroux. I just love how he asks questions, how he kind of gives a space for his guests to either showcase who they are or maybe unknowingly reveal parts of themselves they may not even intend to. How he holds the space for that is quite impressive, and it's a good distraction while you're driving. 5 p.m.: Fuel up with burgers We're going to Burgerlords. They do a really simple menu. You can get a smashburger, I think a vegan burger, and something else, and they've got a really nice selection of craft beers. And it's kind of like a redone version of a '50s diner inside. 7 p.m.: Let loose at a punk show From there, we'll go to Zebulon. I love it. I don't see too many venues with an indoor-outdoor kind of space. They have a big garden, so you can go and take a break outside and then come back in and enjoy that change of pace. It's one of my favorite spots in L.A. to go and watch music, for sure. The last time I went, we saw the Spits. They're, you know, really proper punks. And then another time, we saw a band called Spy, and they were supported by Fentanyl, Blood Stained Concrete and Yard, which is a Polish hardcore band. So any time we're out there, it's usually for a bit more of a hardcore kind of scene. And they're the most fun gigs to go to. Everyone's there to release some tension, some energy. The fans are always super, super, super die-hard fans. Midnight: Straight to bed I'll make the trek home and tuck into bed. That's usually about midnight. I'd like to say it's earlier and that I'm, like, healthy, but I'm not.
Economic Times
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
'Ginny & Georgia' season 3: Arrest, secrets, and a family on the edge—what happens when the fairy tale crashes?
The rollercoaster that is Ginny & Georgia is gearing up for its wildest season yet. After that jaw-dropping Season 2 finale—where Georgia (Brianne Howey) was arrested for murder right after tying the knot with Paul (Scott Porter)—fans are desperate to know: can the Miller family survive the ultimate test of loyalty and trust? Season 3, premiering June 5, 2025, on Netflix, is set to pick up the story right where the chaos left off, promising more twists, heartbreak, and family drama than ever before. Imagine this: a fairy-tale wedding, a radiant bride, and then—just as the confetti settles—the police arrive. That's exactly where Ginny & Georgia left us. Georgia's arrest for the murder of Tom, Cynthia's terminally ill husband, was motivated by her fierce desire to protect her family, but now the consequences are catching up in a way even this crafty mom can't charm her way out of. The fallout? Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and Austin (Diesel La Torraca) are left to grapple with the truth about their mother's dark past and the ripple effects of her choices. Creator Sarah Lampert told Tudum, 'When we needed to craft the narrative for Season 2, we had a clear vision for Season 3. Georgia had to commit another murder, and it had to take place in Wellsbury.' She also teased that Season 3 will bring 'new obstacles, new relationships, and new challenges' for both Ginny and Georgia, exploring territory the show hasn't touched before. Brianne Howey, who plays Georgia, revealed to Us Weekly that, for the first time, Georgia is truly confronting the impact her actions have on her children. 'As Season 3 begins, all their private family matters are laid bare, leading to a cascade of consequences for everyone in Georgia's life, including Georgia herself.' 1. Who are the main characters and who plays them? Georgia Miller – Brianne Howey Ginny Miller – Antonia Gentry Austin Miller – Diesel La Torraca Paul Randolph – Scott Porter Marcus Baker – Felix Mallard Maxine Baker – Sara Waisglass Abby Littman – Katie Douglas Newcomers: Wolfe (Ginny's poetry classmate, not a poetry fan) – Ty Doran Tris (Marcus and Silver's friend, a skateboarder and peer tutor) – Noah Lamanna 2. How many episodes are in Season 3?Season 3 will have 10 episodes, each lasting between 56 and 66 minutes. 3. When does Season 3 premiere and what time? Ginny & Georgia Season 3 premieres on Netflix on Thursday, June 5, 2025, at 3:00 a.m. ET. 4. Are there more seasons coming? Yes! Netflix has already renewed the show for Season 4, so the drama isn't over yetWith Georgia facing a possible life sentence and a high-stakes murder trial, the stakes have never been higher. The new season will see Georgia under house arrest, her family's secrets exposed, and Ginny forced to decide just how far she's willing to go to protect her mom—even if it means risking her own future. 'It's always been Ginny and Georgia against the world,' says Lampert, 'but the world has never come for them quite as hard as it will in Season 3'. So, mark your calendars: June 5 is the date to find out if Georgia can escape the law's grasp—or if the Miller family's luck has finally run out. With new cast members, emotional upheavals, and the promise of more shocking twists, Ginny & Georgia Season 3 is shaping up to be a must-watch spectacle for fans of family drama with a dark edge.
Time of India
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'Ginny & Georgia' season 3: Arrest, secrets, and a family on the edge—what happens when the fairy tale crashes?
Get ready for Ginny & Georgia Season 3. It will premiere on Netflix on June 5, 2025. The story continues after Georgia's arrest. She is arrested for Tom's murder. Ginny and Austin grapple with their mother's past. The season promises new challenges and relationships. Georgia confronts the impact of her actions. The Miller family faces exposed secrets and high stakes. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Georgia Miller – Brianne Howey Ginny Miller – Antonia Gentry Austin Miller – Diesel La Torraca Paul Randolph – Scott Porter Marcus Baker – Felix Mallard Maxine Baker – Sara Waisglass Abby Littman – Katie Douglas Norah – Chelsea Clark Wolfe (Ginny's poetry classmate, not a poetry fan) – Ty Doran Tris (Marcus and Silver's friend, a skateboarder and peer tutor) – Noah Lamanna Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads The rollercoaster that is Ginny & Georgia is gearing up for its wildest season yet. After that jaw-dropping Season 2 finale—where Georgia (Brianne Howey) was arrested for murder right after tying the knot with Paul (Scott Porter)—fans are desperate to know: can the Miller family survive the ultimate test of loyalty and trust? Season 3, premiering June 5, 2025, on Netflix , is set to pick up the story right where the chaos left off, promising more twists, heartbreak, and family drama than ever this: a fairy-tale wedding, a radiant bride, and then—just as the confetti settles—the police arrive. That's exactly where Ginny & Georgia left us. Georgia's arrest for the murder of Tom, Cynthia's terminally ill husband, was motivated by her fierce desire to protect her family, but now the consequences are catching up in a way even this crafty mom can't charm her way out of. The fallout? Ginny (Antonia Gentry) and Austin (Diesel La Torraca) are left to grapple with the truth about their mother's dark past and the ripple effects of her Sarah Lampert told Tudum, 'When we needed to craft the narrative for Season 2, we had a clear vision for Season 3. Georgia had to commit another murder, and it had to take place in Wellsbury.' She also teased that Season 3 will bring 'new obstacles, new relationships, and new challenges' for both Ginny and Georgia, exploring territory the show hasn't touched before. Brianne Howey, who plays Georgia, revealed to Us Weekly that, for the first time, Georgia is truly confronting the impact her actions have on her children. 'As Season 3 begins, all their private family matters are laid bare, leading to a cascade of consequences for everyone in Georgia's life, including Georgia herself.'Who are the main characters and who plays them?Newcomers:How many episodes are in Season 3?Season 3 will have 10 episodes, each lasting between 56 and 66 does Season 3 premiere and what time? Ginny & Georgia Season 3 premieres on Netflix on Thursday, June 5, 2025, at 3:00 a.m. there more seasons coming?Yes! Netflix has already renewed the show for Season 4, so the drama isn't over yetWith Georgia facing a possible life sentence and a high-stakes murder trial, the stakes have never been higher. The new season will see Georgia under house arrest, her family's secrets exposed, and Ginny forced to decide just how far she's willing to go to protect her mom—even if it means risking her own future. 'It's always been Ginny and Georgia against the world,' says Lampert, 'but the world has never come for them quite as hard as it will in Season 3'.So, mark your calendars: June 5 is the date to find out if Georgia can escape the law's grasp—or if the Miller family's luck has finally run out. With new cast members, emotional upheavals, and the promise of more shocking twists, Ginny & Georgia Season 3 is shaping up to be a must-watch spectacle for fans of family drama with a dark edge.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Ginny & Georgia' Season 3 Teases Arrest Aftermath and Mother-Daughter Drama: Everything We Know
Ginny Miller and Georgia Miller will return to Netflix for season 3 and fans will learn Georgia's fate after she was arrested during the season 2 finale for the murder of Tom Fuller (Vincent Legualt). Life & Style breaks down everything to know about Ginny & Georgia season 3, including the trailer, premiere, episode list and more. 'What happens when everything falls apart?' Antonia Gentry, who portrays Ginny, narrated at the beginning of the teaser. 'The rug can be pulled out from under you in a second.' Quick clips flashed throughout the trailer, including a moment when Ginny sat next to her dad, Zion Miller (Nathan Mitchell), brother Austin Miller (Diesel La Torraca) and stepfather Mayor Paul Randolph (Scott Porter) on a court bench, seemingly during Georgia's court date. Georgia, played by Brianne Howey, was arrested for the murder of Cynthia Fuller's late husband, Tom, who was in a coma during season 2. Whether it was temporary or permanent, the family matriarch was released from behind bars and sat in a bedroom while asking someone, 'Don't you wanna ask me if I did it?' Meanwhile, Georgia will attend her high school prom alongside her besties Maxine Baker (Sara Waisglass), Abigail "Abby" Littman (Katie Douglas) and Norah (Chelsea Clark). 'I'm not a bad person. It's all about perception,' Georgia said as she flashed a smile during her court hearing. Joe, Ginny's boss and owner of Blue Farm Cafe played by Raymond Ablack, appears in an intense scene, leading fans to wonder if his unfinished storyline with Georgia will come full circle. 'That one second clip of Joe had me SCREAMING and kicking my feet. I hope we get more of him this season,' one person wrote in the comments section of the post. Fans rejoiced in the series for not only having an entertaining storyline, but also showing just enough scenes in the trailer. 'THIS is how you do a teaser y'all. Short, but gripping and thrilling, yet it gives almost no spoilers away. Everything about this show has really stepped up since the first season,' one person wrote in the comments section of the April 2025 YouTube video. A third added, 'This season is about to be so good. This 30 second teaser really got me excited for what I'm about to see and I've been waiting for this for like two years.' The full Ginny & Georgia season 3 trailer was released on May 8, 2025, and offered a closer look at what's to come. In one scene, Ginny lamented to Max about everybody at school staring at her while her mother awaited her murder trial. However, as Max pointed out, 'Your college essay writes itself.' Another scene showed Georgia's lawyer telling her that being found guilty of first-degree murder meant life in prison without the possibility of parole. The clip flashed to a courtroom, where a judge told Georgia, 'You will be on house arrest. You will be monitored with an ankle bracelet until trial.' As the tensions rose throughout the trailer, scenes flashed of Max telling her friends that she's worried about Ginny and Georgia experiencing a panic attack. 'Everyone thinks I'm a violent, unhinged monster,' she could be heard saying in a voiceover. Elsewhere, she said, 'I'm not a bad person. But if you come face to face with bad, you become a little bad yourself.' 'I don't want my mom to go to prison,' Ginny later said. Netflix hyped up fans by releasing the upcoming season's episode list. 'The official Season 3 Episode titles are here! Each title is a line of dialogue said in the episode,' the official Ginny & Georgia Instagram account captions the April 29, 2025, post read. 'Titles and more updates can be found in the link in bio!' The season will kick off with episode 'This Wouldn't Even Be a Podcast,' followed by 'Beep Beep Freaking Beep,' 'Friends Can Dance,' 'The Bitch Is Back,' 'Boom Goes the Dynamite,' 'At Least It Can't Get Worse,' 'That's Wild,' 'Is That a Packed Lunch?,' 'It's Time For My Solo' and 'Monsters.' Ginny & Georgia season 3 premieres on Netflix on June 5, 2025.
