While paying for the meal, her card is declined, so Paul pays, and tells her that he isn’t hiring right now. Georgia and Paul enjoy their lunch Georgia asks if she can help him in politics - she calls herself a fast learner. Paul talks about the cafe owner Joe, who also runs a farm he helps kids intern (unpaid) in agriculture and “apparently makes great hummus”. She accidentally knocks over his drink, and she offers to pay for his lunch and eat with him. Like mother, like daughter… Georgia is also making friends in the town, and she happens to bump into the mayor Paul Randolph while at a cafe. Oh, and Georgia makes a new friend as well Maxine is a hyper character, and Ginny has to keep up with her. She introduces Ginny to her friends and asks them to be nice. Maxine tells Marcus to leave her alone and then reveals he is her twin brother. He tells her that her mother asked for weed off him.
After a class, Marcus introduces himself to Ginny. A student named Maxine puts her hand up and defends Ginny.Īnd so, Ginny is established in school already with a new friend.
The teacher doesn’t like political grandstanding and outbursts. She tells the teacher that the syllabus is white male-dominated, and she wants it to be a more stimulating education. Ginny attends her first class, and the teacher keeps calling her Virginia, and she keeps reminding him that it’s “Ginny”. They are worried about the fast-food options for the kids and Georgia pretends that she cares - they invite her to the school’s parent’s group. Other parents introduce themselves to Georgia. The next day, it’s the first day at school in a new town. Georgia gets to know the other mothers on the first day at schoolĮpisode 1 quickly presents how easily Georgia socially implements herself in new environments - she is clearly used to it. Later in the night, Ginny notices a Marcus across the road, and she’s instantly interested. Georgia reveals she gave birth to her first child at 15 years old. At their new home, neighbor Ellen introduces herself after having a meltdown with her son Marcus after seeing him smoking pot.
When they arrive at the town, Ginny clearly likes it, and Georgia checks out the men. In the next scene, the mother Georgina, her daughter Ginny, and her son Austin head to Wellsbury, Massachusetts for a fresh start, leaving Texas behind.
We get a grasp of both lead characters very early on. At the funeral, Ginny’s mother Georgia has the tears flowing (it does not seem genuine), while guests whisper that she was in the marriage for the money. Ginny then receives bad news that her stepfather has been in an accident, and he didn’t make it. She calls it a really effective sex talk as she’s still a virgin. She narrates about how she got the “sex talk” at seven her mother told her that “all men want is sex” and that she should always get something in return. Whether it lives up to that revised brand remains to be seen in the premiere. It’s Gilmore Girls but if the mother was more f*cked up, and the daughter was increasingly rebellious from the first episode.
#Hunter girls episode 1 series#
“We are like the Gilmore Girls, but with bigger boobs” is one of the well-served lines in the opening chapter, and it made me smile a little because I didn’t see it at first - this Netflix series in its opening impressions is essentially a wilder, less-privileged version of the famous series.
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