The story of mother and daughter duo Ginny and Georgia sees them arrive in a picturesque New England town, yearning to put down some roots after years on the run. Expect family drama, interesting mother-daughter dynamics, and many, many twists and turns.
Girls
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Dunham’s first TV masterpiece followed the ultimately messier stories of single girls in New York and felt like a comparison to the Sex and the City generation before them. There’s a lot of shared DNA here—protagonist Hannah (played by Dunham) is also a writer, and her friendship group are also navigating life in your late 20s and 30s, for example.
The Bold Type
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Looking for another painfully unrealistic portrayal of life in New York as a journalist? Look no further than the glossy world of The Bold Type. Meghann Fahy, Aisha Dee, and Katie Stephens star as inseparable best friends Sutton, Kat, and Jane as they explore the world of modern media and the trials and tribulations that come with love and career dramas.
Everything I Know About Love
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