Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage: Release date, time, plot, episode schedule and where to watch

CBS confirmed a 22-episode season for Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage. The show started with eight episodes, and nine more are yet to be released. The next episode will air on March 6, 2025. CBS President Amy Reisenbach announced the full-season order in October 2024.

Episode Count

The sitcom has a total of 22 episodes. The first eight have already aired. Nine more episodes remain in the season. CBS approved the full season order after the first three episodes aired. The announcement came on October 30, 2024.

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Release Date, Time and Where to Watch

Episode 13, titled McAllister Auto Loves the Ladies, will air on CBS on March 6, 2025. The time slot is 8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT. New episodes are released weekly on Thursdays. Viewers can stream the episode the next day on Paramount+, the CBS website and the CBS app.

Plot

The official synopsis states that Jim feels overwhelmed when Georgie and Audrey make changes to the tire store. Meanwhile, Mandy helps Georgie handle a disagreement between her parents. The show returns after a break of over a month.

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Episode Schedule

The next episodes will follow this schedule:

Episode 13: McAllister Auto Loves the Ladies – March 6, 2025
Episode 14: A Sportsbook and a Breakup – March 13, 2025
Episode 15: TBA – April 3, 2025
Episode 16: TBA – April 10, 2025
Episode 17: TBA – April 17, 2025
Episode 18: TBA – April 24, 2025
Episode 19: TBA – May 1, 2025
Episode 20: TBA – May 8, 2025
Episode 21: TBA – May 15, 2025
Episode 22: TBA – May 22, 2025

FAQs

Where can I watch Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage after it airs?
New episodes are available the next day on Paramount+, CBS’s website and the CBS app. They are also part of CBS’s Thursday night lineup.

Why is there a break in the release schedule?
CBS schedules breaks due to sports broadcasts. March Madness and other events may delay some episodes, similar to previous CBS sitcom scheduling.