And Just Like That | Rose to Rock | HBO Max | S01E05 | [HD]

[Serenity]

I left that bubble I was living in years and years ago. This new SATC writing looks more like life as I know it I've been able to relate to so much. My daughter started showing signs around that age, and guess who told me she was gay: my mother😄So when she told me she was in fact bi 4 years later: I shrugged my shoulders, and said "Duh." She was even more stunned when I told her your grandmother told me years ago.

[siennad]

Kim Catarall was the true winner here.

[kerelenis]

this is how 60 year old producers think today’s teenagers act. it’s like a parody

[aloistyler]

that tik tok killed any hope I had for this show’s writing

[vanessajohnson]

How abt Lily going thru identity issues because of being adopted, or never knowing details about her birth parents? Tons of adult adoptees out there talking about it.Never shown on TV. That storyline I'd watch.

[MyPittieChevy]

Yet another blazingly obvious reason Kim Cattrall wouldn’t let this script anywhere near her

[gustavoferreira]

That Tik Tok scene was so difficult to watch

[siggilinde]

What Charlotte should have said after “I announced it on TikTok“

“I am your mother, I love you. I will always love you, no matter what. But as your mother I deserve to be informed personally about important things. You can't change your name like your underwear. If this is important to you than talk to me and your father. Announcing this on TikTok does not help me to take you seriously. So, here I am: Talk to me!“

[pepper]

So far removed from the original series....and way too many aging stereotypes.

[theprousteffect]

For children who grew up in a loving, affluent household, they don't seem happy. Yeah, adolescence is rough, but this scene feels forced.

[jillibeens]

I'm fortunate that my kids have always been able to come to me first with issues they were having, instead of announcing it on social media first.

[Charlotte_Martel]

Absolutely LOVED this show as a teen back in the late 90s-early 2000s. Was one of my few must see television shows. This, oh God, just looks like they sucked the humour and heart out in order to check diversity boxes. Which explains why .001% of the population cares about the Hollywood writers' strike.

[abbygraves]

This show is going to age like milk. Great idea centering the entire series around things that are going to be stale before the year is over.

[sarahgracetruth]

When the dog is the smartest one on the couch

[-kattya-]

If kids are like this these days, then I'm gonna be happily childfree without regrets

[deathballad]

And just like that, Charlotte realized that she should have never tried hard to get pregnant.

[blackhearted_af]

In my opinion, if Rock was so confident about expressing their identity and stuff, why couldn’t they JUST tell their parents firsthand before telling everyone. Thru a TikTok seemed pretty silly, believing their parents would know, but they could’ve told first them still.

[simoneforthewin]

And just like that, Charlotte wished she adopted another daughter from China.

[blurdreamer]

Lily is so woke, she literally offended by everything, 1st Charlotte doll collection now lecture her father dont ever say Rapper name again... in some point this kid need to be check.

[kie]

You can bring these issues to life without making them so unbelievably cringe. That tiktok was a nightmare. This entire show is a nightmare.