Now that the dust has settled from the end of And Just Like That... and the world is coming to terms with the fact that Carrie Bradshaw will not grace our screens ever again, Meredith and Ricky have taken some time to reflect on why they will never say goodbye to the woman who made them who they are today.

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Dear friends: Meredith and Ricky are gathered here today to recap “Party of One” and say goodbye to Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, And Just Like That… and the Sex and the City multiverse. And as a wise person named Epcot once taught us, it’s hard to say goodbye, even to a perfectly formed turd.

But the series finale of And Just Like That… also said hello to Harry’s lost boner, Adam’s sassy wash ’n’ go haircut, Silvio’s virtuoso dance routine, Joy’s pie preference, and Carrie’s vague epilogue. So, grab your spoon and take a big scoop of pumpkin pie filling and let’s dig in together.

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This week on And Just Like What? A Sex and the City Reboot Podcast, we cover “Forget About the Boy,” And Just Like That... Season 3, Episode 11, which aired on August 7, 2025.

In this penultimate episode of the series, Meredith and Ricky unpack a little more than they bargained for. The deeper they dive into the theory that this show is basically an A24-style horror, the more freaked out they get!

Does The Woman, in fact, live with Carrie and have romantic feelings for her? Is Lizette’s illegally subdivided apartment the inspiration for the set of Heretic? Will Herbert go berserk after losing the role of city comptroller? And how far will Brady go to stop Mia from coming to Thanksgiving?

All of this—and more—is discussed, but not explained, on the pod. Your guesses are as good as ours!

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And Just Like That… is almost finished forever and Ricky and Meredith wish the could spend a little bit more time with this chaotic fever dream of an absurdist dystopian present — in other words, the only show that truly encapsulates the zeitgeist of our time! This week, they dive into episode 10, “Better Than Sex.”

Seema kills Adam’s mom; Charlotte gets a psychic reading; Guiseppe’s elderly roommate creates a marionette in his image and jerks off to it — yes, you’re reading that right; Miranda gets waterboarded by Brady’s baby mama; Herbert loses his race for comptroller; and Carrie claims she can’t risk what she has with Duncan because he’s the only man who admires her thoughts, but sleeps with him ASAP anyway.

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Meredith and Ricky thought they were settling into a nice mini-sized episode of And Just Like That... but "Present Tense" gave them a lot more than they bargained for — not to mention a master class in verb conjugation.

LTW suggests that Herbert "just asks his doctor" about his weight problem. Charlotte still has vertigo. Seema and Adam continue to focus on deodorant more than sex. Joy still loves her gin and is pleased to learn that Miranda has a spare room for all her literal and figurative baggage. Gia and Anthony dine on gluey risotto in Anthony's tenement and have a chilling exchange that will haunt us forever.

But most importantly (and educational) of all, Carrie and Aidan simply aren't "to be" together after trying for decades, and it all comes down on subtle nuance in language.

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So “Happily Ever After,” episode 8 of And Just Like That… just aired. And if you were hoping for some major plot developments (or even a plot), then you’ll be sorely disappointed. But isn’t this mess why we’re all transfixed by this series? We’re survivors, we’re here, we witnessed this together.

Turns out Ricky’s excitement over last week’s installment having a beginning, middle, and end was a short-lived fever dream, because this week we hardly get a beginning or a middle, let alone an end! Charlotte plays nurse to Harry’s enlarged balls and suffers from vertigo as she tries to juggle the demands of home and work. LTW clearly chooses Marion over her daughter’s seltzer addiction. Joy’s rich character growth endures as she firmly establishes her love of gin. Miranda downs some Sausalitos in an attempt to distract herself from the aforementioned gin. Adam chows down on Seema’s pits. And Aidan surprises Carrie with an extended stay—which leads to zero drama, confrontation, or story arc. As the woman always says, when that red bird arrives in your garden, you do everything it takes to make it stay. Totally makes sense! Can’t wait for the audiobook!

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Meredith and Ricky are deep into season three of And Just Like That… While they found “They Wanna Have Fun” a hoot, their opinions differ on several elements.
Ricky praises the episode for having three acts — pre-party, party, and post-party — which Meredith quickly points out is just a standard plotline with a beginning, middle, and end. Who can blame him? None of the other episodes were structured this way!
As tension continues to brew between Miranda and Carrie, Meredith sides with Miranda (she did get Miranda in that BuzzFeed quiz she took 12 years ago), and Ricky continues to empathize with Carrie (he got Carrie in that same quiz). Meredith, yet again, asks our viewers to weigh in on who’s the worse friend — even though she knows the answer: blame Carrie!
But there’s plenty they agree on: Anthony is horrid, and Gia has every right to deride him in whatever accent she chooses. Lily is also the worst and should move away from Park Avenue — and off our TV screens. Adam’s vocal acrobatics singing “Bette Davis Eyes” give JoJo Siwa a run for her money. And let’s be honest: these people are just plain and simply too rich. Our desire for wish fulfillment is turning into apathy.
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The time continuum of And Just Like That… continues and Meredith and Ricky are still trying to fight their way out of the matrix. This week we watched “Silent Mode.” In this alternate universe, Carrie is almost an entirely different person, and LTW’s dad has died for the second time — a feat even Lucille would find impressive!

And while excitement brews for Carrie and Aidan, almost nothing else happens: Carrie eats some stew, Joy and Miranda chat, Charlotte shops at Walgreens, Seema’s car lease expires. If that doesn’t seem like much for us to go on, you’re gravely mistaken. This podcast is somehow longer than the show itself.

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