Ginny & Georgia Season 3 Review: Messy Return Of Mother-Daughter Amid More Murder Drama That's Lazy Yet Addictive

The famous mother-daughter duo is back for a third time to make the Miller drama and the court trial a tad more messier. Ginny & Georgia Season 3 is trying to fit in the same mould, just that the corners are rough and the struggle to smoothen them is a lot more tedious.

Ginny & Georgia 3 picks up post the cliffhanger Season 2 finale where Georgia (Brianne Howey) gets shockingly arrested at her own wedding to Paul. Now, Georgia has been sentenced to life for murdering Cynthia’s husband Tom. Her single mom-murderer shenanigans get exposed. Enter back Gil and Zion to take charge as Austin and Ginny's respective fathers. The intertwined characters like Wolfe and Marcus fill in the cracks, but it still shows.

Netflix's spoiled murder-dramedy is a little hit, and more miss. Brianne Howey and Antonia Gentry do what they do best, and they deliver within their boundaries. But, the overall show has been dumped with a lot of stuff that fail at several fronts. Though the family dysfunctionality and legal drama is heightened, we even get more of teenage issues and Georgia's eclectic complexity.

The 40-minute episodes struggle to hold your attention due to pacing problem. The lose ends are way too many. Memorable moments get forgotten in no time and you end up looking for that fixture. The family saga does not feel exciting. It's sloppy and all over the place despite the cast trying to bring back their signature colours.

Ginny & Georgia Season 3 is still addictive. There's something about its world that sets hearts beating. It's not subtle, it never was. It's on your face, loud and assertive. So, even if you try to slip out, it'll bring you back to your senses with its unexpected turns.