
Ginny and Georgia, which first premiered on Netflix in February 2021, starts with the same basic premise (and similarly alliterative title) as Gilmore Girls, then turns the outrageousness up to 11. The must-watch series revolves around a young mother and her angsty teen daughter—and her young son, though he's sadly excluded from the show's title—who move to a small New England town. And that's pretty much where the similarities to Gilmore Girls end: In its two seasons, Ginny and Georgia proceeded to introduce a tangle of increasingly intense plotlines that encompass everything from love triangles to childhood trauma to systemic racism to a murder trial. (Lorelai and Rory could never!)
Now that season 3 of Ginny and Georgia has arrived on Netflix, it's the perfect time for a refresher on all of the residents of Wellsbury, Massachusetts, who are much more bonkers and more diverse—and have way more skeletons in their closets—than anyone you'll meet in Stars Hollow. To help you keep track, here's your guide to the cast of Ginny and Georgia.