US EditionThe Series Finale of ‘And Just Like That’ Has People Talking, of Course
Showrunner Michael Patrick King reveals Carrie Bradshaw’s arc concludes with self-fulfillment and embracing singlehood, highlighting personal growth after decades of romantic storylines.
- On Aug. 14, showrunner Michael Patrick King said the decision to end And Just Like That came from him, not HBO Max, as the series finale premiered on HBO Max.
- During scripting, Michael Patrick King wrote 'it became clear to me that this might be a wonderful place to stop' and told Sarah Jessica Parker 'I think this is it. This feels like where we should leave Carrie Bradshaw'.
- Declaring her independence, Carrie Bradshaw’s voiceover states 'I have to stop thinking ‘Maybe a man’ and thinking ‘Maybe just me,’' emphasizing her final realization.
- Series creator Michael Patrick King emphasized finality, saying this should be taken as his 'last call for Carrie and company' and added 'I never thought once about continuing'.
- In hindsight, Carrie Bradshaw’s course-correct finale underscores her embracing independence after the controversial Sex and the City ending.
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'And Just Like That' boss addresses season 3's critics and the 'press piñata'
"There's the, 'What's that hat about?' And what we're more interested in is, 'What's that heart about?'" Michael Patrick King tells EW.Craig Blankenhorn/HBO Max Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie Bradshaw on the 'And Just Like That' series finaleLove it or hate it, you probably watched And Just Like That all the way to the end to see what happened to Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), and the rest of th…
Michael Patrick King explained how the outcome reflects the original message of “Sex and the City”
And Just Like That Creator Michael Patrick King Defends Series Finale Ending
And Just Like That…Carrie Bradshaw’s story is finished. Michael Patrick King said goodbye to the iconic writer (played by Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte York...
The series finale of ‘And Just Like That’ has people talking, of course
By Sandra Gonzalez, CNN (CNN) — “And Just Like That”…it’s over. After nine seasons of television, two movies and a few dozen suitors, Carrie Bradshaw’s story is done. For now, anyway. The latter disclaimer is necessary for several reasons, including it’s 2025 and we’ve learned that gone is far from goodbye in television. The other is with such strong, visceral reactions to the series finale – which will be detailed shortly – there’s sure to be a…
Attention, Spoiler alert! The grand finale of the "Sex and the City" saga is here – and it literally ends in the toilet. After the third and final season finale of "And Just Like That" the net is raging. The final episode, which was to close the chapter around the legendary columnist Carrie Bradshaw, brought an end that leaves even the most loyal fans stunned. And not in the figurative sense!In one of the last scenes that concludes Carrie's stor…
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