Ginny & Georgia (2021)

The show features Max Baker, a prominent lesbian character, whose identity is depicted with dignity and complexity. Her coming out is met with acceptance, and her relationships are normalized, contributing to a supportive and validating portrayal of LGBTQ+ identity within the narrative.

The show frequently depicts characters, particularly Georgia, engaging with Christian traditions and institutions in a superficial or hypocritical manner, using them for social maneuvering rather than genuine faith. The narrative critiques this performative religiosity and the gap between outward appearance and moral actions, without offering significant counterbalancing positive portrayals of the faith itself.

Judaism is portrayed positively through the Baker family, whose Hanukkah celebrations and cultural practices are shown with warmth, respect, and nuance. The faith is depicted as an integral and affirming part of their family identity and traditions.