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And Just Like That Concludes With Polarizing Two-Part Finale

Showrunner Michael Patrick King says ending the series after three seasons was a creative decision aimed at echoing the original series’ finale.

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Overview

  • Michael Patrick King announced on Aug. 1 that season 3 would serve as the series finale after discussions with Sarah Jessica Parker, emphasizing a creative choice rather than a network cancellation.
  • The two-part concluding episodes premiered on Aug. 7 and 14 exclusively on HBO Max, marking the end of the Sex and the City spinoff’s three-season run.
  • King incorporated signature musical and narrative callbacks to Sex and the City in the finale to highlight Carrie Bradshaw’s journey of self-discovery.
  • Critical and audience response to the season and its finale was mixed to negative, with many reviewers labeling the series a “hate-watch” even as some praised its later improvements.
  • Principal cast members including Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis shared heartfelt farewell posts on social media, reflecting on Carrie Bradshaw’s 27-year legacy in the franchise.