Cast of Ginny and Georgia

The 23-month wait between seasons one and two was a struggle, we're not going to lie. Hopefully though, the gap will be shorter this time around, assuming of ...

New footage of Ginny and Georgia season three won't be available for a while, but thankfully we've got a man on the inside who will let us know what Georgia's up to behind bars. We have it all planned out, we have some really structured ideas of what we want it to look like. Or can we continue to ship "Gincus" or "Marcy" or whatever name works best for you? A lot happened at the end of Ginny and Georgia season two. I think previous to this, he had no chance at custody because he was a convicted felon but who knows now, and we’ve got Paul, who’s the stepdad." "We have so many golden possibilities for storytelling based on how rich these characters are," adds Lampert. But what could this potential third season look like? Will Paul stay with Georgia after her arrest? Unfortunately, "there’s been no talks with Netflix about Season 3," says Lampert. [Ginny and Georgia](https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/ustv/a39117480/ginny-and-georgia-season-2-filming-loh-zapiain-tribute/). And honestly, they can't come quick enough. • Brianne Howey as Georgia Miller

In the final moments of last season's episode, Ginny (Antonia Gentry) takes off into the night with her brother, Austin (Diesel La Torraca), to her dad, ...

"That's why we need all of those 53 million people to watch all 10 episodesagain in that first 30 days. it was like two in the morning, we wanted to go home, we were all exhausted and we had to do this big breakup scene that was gonna be really important. "So that's a little bit of new territory that we'll be starting with there." But I think the key difference between the two of them is that Marcus bottles things inside and Ginny [doesn't. and I was like, 'Oh my gosh, this is going to be so heart-wrenching for people to see,'" she adds. The fictional teen struggles with her mental health throughout the season and eventually decides to end her tumultuous relationship with Marcus as she seeks professional help. I think this season ends on a really strong note and it's gonna leave the fans wanting more." "The show is starting [nuanced] conversations about mental health and our humanity, so of course season 2 wasn't going to end in a perfect beautiful bow." I need more!' And what broke my heart is when Austin runs after the cop car at the end, like, I burst into tears." "Georgia [is] saying that she doesn't trust happiness and there's a reason she doesn't trust happiness. But when I sat down and I saw it for the first time as an audience member, I was so frustrated," she reveals. It isn't easier for Ginny, who struggles to deal with her trauma and intense emotions in a healthy way.