9 Shows to Binge Before ‘Ginny & Georgia’ S3 Comes Out
Ginny & Georgia is coming back to Netflix on June 5. Here are 9 shows to binge before our favorite drama returns.
The real reason viewers love Ginny & Georgia isn't just the small-town drama, although that plays a certain role. It's the perfect amount of humor, drama, and complicated relationships that keeps us coming back.
These 9 shows strike the same balance and they maintain it so effortlessly that they're the perfect substitute while we wait for Season 3.
‘White Collar’ (2009-2014)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, White Collar has 96% from critics and 93% from the audience.
- On IMDb, White Collar is rated 8.2/10.
If you enjoyed Georgia Miller's story, then you'll love Neal Caffrey's transformation from smooth criminal to FBI consultant in White Collar. He teams up with the FBI agent. Together they take on high-stakes white-collar crimes.
Why you'll be obsessed: humor that never misses; a dash of romance and plenty of style.
Available on: Netflix, Hulu, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.
‘The Passage’ (2019)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, The Passage has 62% from critics and 85% from the audience.
- On IMDb, The Passage is rated 7.2/10.
The Passage follows a secret government medical facility that recruits death row inmates for a dangerous experiment. When they decide to bring in a young girl as a test subject, a federal agent chooses to protect her instead.
What makes it worth your time: Brianne Howey in another complex role; strong protective relationships; a unique take on the vampire genre.
Available on: Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.
‘Firefly Lane’ (2021-2023)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, Firefly Lane has 57% from critics and 82% from the audience.
- On IMDb, Firefly Lane is rated 7.7/10.
Two lifelong best friends experience life's ups and downs together over three decades. Firefly Lane explores how their friendship evolves through different phases of their lives.
What you'll love about it: deep female friendships; complicated family dynamics; emotional story.
Available on Netflix.
‘I Am Not Okay with This’ (2020)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, I Am Not Okay with This has 86% from critics and 86% from the audience.
- On IMDb, I Am Not Okay with This is rated 7.5/10.
I Am Not Okay with This is about a teenage girl navigating high school life while dealing with family drama and newfound supernatural powers that she can't quite control.
Why it's perfect: coming-of-age struggles; supernatural elements; complex mother-daughter dynamics; dark humor.
Available on Netflix.
‘Never Have I Ever’ (2020-2023)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, Never Have I Ever has 94% from critics and 86% from the audience.
- On IMDb, Never Have I Ever is rated 7.8/10.
Never Have I Ever follows a first-generation Indian American teenager who tries to improve her social status at school while dealing with family expectations, grief and romance.
Why it's impossible not to binge: smart dialogue that feels real; complicated family relationships.
Available on Netflix.
‘Good Behavior’ (2016-2017)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, Good Behavior has 78% from critics and 91% from the audience.
- On IMDb, Good Behavior is rated 8.0/10.
Good Behavior follows Letty Raines, a con artist and thief fresh out of prison who's trying to stay on the straight and narrow while dealing with motherhood and her complicated past.
What makes it binge-worthy: morally gray characters; intense chemistry between leads.
Available on: Max, TNT, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.
‘Good Girls’ (2018-2021)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, Good Girls has 86% from critics and 76% from the audience.
- On IMDb, Good Girls is rated 7.7/10.
What do you do when things get tough? In Good Girls, three suburban moms turn to robbery when they struggle to make ends meet. As they get deeper into the criminal world, their problems multiply, forcing them to stick together through increasingly dangerous situations.
Why it's so addictive: strong female friendships; perfect balance of comedy and drama.
Available on: Netflix, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.
‘Hart of Dixie’ (2011-2015)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, Hart of Dixie has 81% from critics and 88% from the audience.
- On IMDb, Hart of Dixie is rated 7.7/10.
Hart of Dixie follows Dr. Zoe Hart who trades New York for Alabama, bringing her big-city attitude to a small town that's not quite ready for her. The culture shock is real, but so is the charm.
What you'll fall in love with: the main character is very much like Georgia; sweet romance and drama.
Available on: Amazon Prime Video, Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, Apple TV.
‘Dead to Me’ (2019-2022)
- On Rotten Tomatoes, Dead to Me has 88% from critics and 84% from the audience.
- On IMDb, Dead to Me is rated 7.9/10.
Dead to Me follows Jen, a widow determined to solve her husband's hit-and-run murder, and Judy, an optimistic free spirit with a shocking secret. Their unlikely friendship becomes the heart of this dark comedy that's full of unexpected twists.
What makes it impossible to stop watching: dark humor; complex female friendship; plot twists that'll make your jaw drop.
Available on Netflix.
