And Just Like That…

The series continues the story of Carrie Bradshaw, Charlotte York, and Miranda Hobbes as they navigate their lives in their 50s in New York City. Dealing with friendship, careers, and relationships, the show explores the complexities of life and love in a new chapter. It also addresses the absence of Samantha Jones, exploring her relationship with the remaining friends.

The series has been met with a mixed to positive reception. Critics and audiences have praised the continuation of beloved characters and their evolution, as well as the show's willingness to tackle contemporary issues. However, some have critiqued the storylines for being less grounded than the original series, and the handling of certain character arcs has been a point of contention.

• Praised for bringing back iconic characters and exploring mature themes.
• Criticized for some storylines feeling disconnected from the original series' tone.
• Appreciated for its diverse representation and exploration of modern relationships.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciate the return of the characters and the attempt to update their stories for a new generation. Many enjoy the nostalgia and the humor, though some find certain plot developments divisive.

None notable as of its second season's conclusion.

Kim Cattrall's return as Samantha Jones in the second season was a highly anticipated event, with her involvement being a closely guarded secret until its airing.