Ginny and Georgia
There is no waiting period to see if Ginny and Georgia will be renewed for season 4 now that season 3 has aired, given that it was already double-renewed ahead of season 3’s launch. However, when that fourth season is actually arriving is another question entirely, and a new update is disappointing if you were hoping that the show was going to be fast-tracked this time around.
Despite the early renewal, that will not result in early filming of Ginny and Georgia season 4, which has not yet begun and will not begin for a while yet. According to Ginny actress Brianne Howey speaking on Collider’s Ladies Night show, filming will start later this year.
If we’re being generous, we can say maybe that’s in three months in September 2025. If not, December 2025. So, here are the release dates for the first three seasons of the show:
- Ginny and Georgia season 1 – February 2021
- Ginny and Georgia season 2 – January 2023
- Ginny and Georgia season 3 – June 2025
That gap between seasons 2 and 3, two and a half years, was so long that the show’s Austin actor grew a comical amount between episodes that were supposed to take place in the same night. Now, fans looking to avoid that wait may actually be getting a significantly shorter gap.
Ginny and Georgia
Filming and post-production of Ginny and Georgia has taken roughly 14 months or so in the past. So, if production begins in September 2025, that’s November 2026. 14 months from December 2025 instead would be February 2027.
That means the release date of Ginny and Georgia season 4 could be in the range between November 2026 and February 2027, which would be between 17 months and 20 months after season 3. So a year and a half gap, thereabouts, rather than a two and a half year one. But if production slips, all that’s out the window.
It remains something of a mystery as to why the show was delayed to this degree. There were the strikes in the middle, but that affected all productions, not just this one. But so long as things are able to get back on track now, this could be a series that moves back to being a 1.5-year break series rather than a 2-2.5-year break series, which is about as close to good news as we get in this day and age of huge spaces between seasons of streaming shows. Hopefully, we’ll get more confirmed information soon.
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