Ginny and Georgia

From the mother-daughter bond to Ginny's current status with Marcus, Debra J. Fisher offers a peek behind the curtain.

So that brings up a lot of tense moments when there’s a new man in the house.” But in a show where the mother-daughter relationship is crucial, you can’t keep Ginny and Georgia apart for too long. Ginny and Georgia have not spoken.” Needless to say, the shock hit her hard, and Ginny bolted with brother Austin in tow. Fisher says it “picks up two weeks after Season 1 ended when we saw Austin and Ginny drive away on Marcus’s [Felix Mallard] motorcycle after Ginny had learned her mom committed murder.” In other words, according to the showrunner, “they are not in a good place. Ahead of the show’s return on January 5, TV Insider spoke with showrunner, writer, and executive producer, Debra J.

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We see that obviously Max feels very betrayed," Felix adds about Max learning about Ginny and Marcus. "I love working with Sabrina and those scenes. But definitely, at the start, they're not mates. Not mates at all." "In this case, the two simultaneously deal with something really difficult. "What else is she hiding from Ginny? You'd never look at me the same.' And that's exactly where we pick up with season two," the star adds. Everybody's very vulnerable," Antonia adds. "We see so much of that towards the start of the season. "I didn't think it would be something that would permanently kill their relationship, but I was very intrigued to see how they would rebuild it in the world." "It calls back to the scene in season one, where Georgia is in Ginny's hallway, and Ginny's desperate to know all of Georgia's skeletons," Antonia shares. "In Season one, you see Georgia in her vulnerable moments and Ginny in her vulnerable moments.