1 Minor Ginny & Georgia Season 2 Scene Proves Joe And Georgia Belong Together

Summary Joe's impromptu dance party in season 2 shows his inner happiness and compatibility with Georgia.

Both Georgia and Joe find joy in dance parties, hinting that they deal with situations in similar ways.

Joe's ability to find joy in small moments like dance parties makes him a better fit for Georgia than Paul.

Although Georgia has a number of eligible men to choose from in Ginny and Georgia, one season 2 scene proves that Joe should be her true love interest. Throughout Ginny & Georgia, Georgia uses her wits to manipulate various people in Wellsbury, especially men. However, despite her tricks, Georgia finds herself forming real bonds with these men. The only problem is that they know nothing about her dark and dangerous past. Regardless, Georgia is likely to end up with someone in Ginny and Georgia season 3 and beyond, and a scene from season 2 hints at the perfect candidate.

Throughout Ginny and Georgia season 1 and 2, Georgia has gotten close to a handful of different men. First, there is Zion, who is Ginny's biological father. Although Georgia and Zion have been separated for quite a long time, they still have a notable spark between them. Then, there is Paul Randolph, the Wellsbury mayor. Paul doesn't know everything about Georgia's past, yet the two can't help but be attracted to each other, leading to their engagement. However, there's also Joe. Joe knew Georgia as a teenager, and their brief time together continues to come up in the present.

Related Ginny & Georgia Season 3 Wishlist: 10 Things We Want To See With seasons 3 and 4 of Ginny & Georgia on the horizon, there is so much drama left to unfold — especially after season 2's cliffhanger finale.

Ginny & Georgia Season 2's Funniest Joe Moment Proves He & Georgia Belong Together

Joe & Georgia Have Something Major In Common

Despite Georgia's engagement to Paul and Joe's hook-ups with Cynthia, one scene from Ginny and Georgia season 2 proves that Ginny and Joe belong together. In Ginny and Georgia season 2, episode 8, Joe is closing the Blue Farm Café when he begins dancing like nobody is watching. The moment is a sweet peek into Joe's inner world and his inherent happiness. It is adorable and also hilarious because his dancing is somewhat bad. Plus, he is eventually walked in on. Yet, this scene also speaks volumes about his compatibility with Georgia.

Joe's dance party proves he and Georgia may be on the same wavelength.

Joe's impromptu dance party in Ginny & Georgia season 2 is a strong parallel to the dance parties Georgia holds for Ginny and Austin. Both characters can find joy in putting a pause on real life and simply letting go through music and dance. Although Georgia's dance parties have a much darker origin story, both situations have the same effect: they allow Georgia and Joe to release their worries and just be themselves. This is pivotal for Georgia, who keeps so many secrets from so many people. Joe's dance party proves he and Georgia may be on the same wavelength.

Joe's Dance Scene Shows How Well He Fits With The Millers In Ginny & Georgia

Joe Can Match The Millers' Energy

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Joe's dance party not only shows his connection to Georgia, but also his similarities to all the Millers. Although Georgia, Ginny, and Austin face terrible low moments, they are able to stick together and find joy in small moments like dance parties. It seems likely, after that season 2 scene, that Joe would be able to do that as well. Paul may be a steady person, but he doesn't have the same dark roots that Georgia has. This could lead him to misunderstand her. On the other hand, Joe has faced personal turmoil that makes him a better fit for Georgia.

Joe and Georgia met when they were teenagers when Joe was on a school trip and Georgia just learned she was pregnant with Ginny.

Ultimately, Joe has both dark and light sides that seem to fit perfectly with Georgia's. Although Ginny and Georgia seems to be moving forward with Georgia and Paul's romance, there is still plenty of time for their romance to dissolve in place of another. Joe would be the perfect love interest for Georgia because of their shared past and perspective.