The Girl Next Door follows Violet as she moves into a new apartment with her boyfriend Greysont, only to realize that their next-door-neighbour is none other than Violet’s ex-girlfriend Jade. These inciting circumstances awaken once-dormant emotions and memories, allowing the audience to experience the highs and lows of each relationship through flashbacks and events in the present time. Through this plot, The Girl Next Door explores what it means to be bisexual, and is able to challenge stereotypes, demonstrating how layered the queer experience can be. Most LGBTQ+ representation in media is of cisgendered gay men, and where this show excells is in sharing stories from underrepresented queer communities. The script has predominantly marginalised genders, and requires a nonbinary character casted authentically. In addition to this gender diversity, the characters are not written with specific ethnicities and remain open for casting diverse peoples, with the premiere cast reflecting this.