And Just Like That | The Roundtable | Max

In this roundtable discussion, Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis discuss their decades long friendship and all that went into rekindling the magic of ‘Sex and The City’ in their reboot series 'And Just Like That...’

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[dririsgoode]

The show is disappointing as a black woman it feels so forced and social justice narratives are being forced down my throat instead of storylines. Now each character has a minority friend like a new accessory. The characters are not who they were. I miss story instead of contrived ideological ideas being pushed down my throat. It can be incorporated in a much better way.

[mikeymclean]

The chemistry between them interviewing is better than on the show

[Djfoo]

I hope someone from their crew is reading the comments and listen to the fans.

[viktorwhitehall]

we love the characters. everyone is gorgeous and dynamic. the writing on this series is absolutely terrible. why has everyone been dumbed down and made ignorant? these are bright new york city women. if there’s a second season please focus less on being woke and inclusive and tell stories that feel more authentic and heartfelt. also, a few laughs would be nice.

[cherswigmaker]

As a fan of the original series, this “revival” has been a disappointment. It’s like the writers forgot who these characters were and are intentionally showing them as the three most unlikable and cringy mid-50’s women in New York. Terrible

[TinyEpics]

They are all so much more endearing here than they are in the new show. I want to see these women!

[bindiyasharda]

Why would they do this to us? Do they not know who the SATC audience is at all? My heart breaks more and more with each episode, yet I have to watch because I loved the original show so much. The writers did these iconic characters dirty. They're just gone. "Sad. So very, very, sad."

[cynrez]

Y’all did Samantha so dirty !!! She would never abandon her friends like that. You guys shouldve picked another storyline for her.

[lavanniarajalingam]

I get it. The characters have to move on. But this revival has been nothing but a disappointment. Stop pandering and be more heartfelt. Miranda would never let anyone, let alone Brady and his gf talk to her like that. Charlotte has become too self absorbed to even care about Harry. Carrie has lost Big, but her character is so 1 dimensional. Nothing about this show is good. There is no need to be overly inclusive. Just be yourselves

[H.so.]

I hope they get a second season so they can maybe salvage what they’ve done and take the feedback from the fan base.

[evas]

It’s so sad that Cynthia decided she was the boss and this reboot had to be woke. Horrible disappointment.

[cherylnielson]

If any of these actresses had a look at the first scripts for this series and accepted the work anyway, they obviously didn’t give a rip that it was awful and they stayed for the money. Were these characters in an isolation chamber all these years? Why else would they never have heard of black people in positions of authority or people who are transgender or non-binary, etc. to the extent they don’t have a clue how to act? OMG anybody who was an SATC fan has lived in this world and is comfortable with it. Quit hitting us over the heads with “woke” sledgehammers. If you arrogantly think we need it that says more about you than us. And why on earth did you take the once wonderful character of Miranda who used to be smart, strong, and independent and turn her into a stammering whimpering fool begging for approval? I watched three episodes and found each worse than the last. I’m done.

[falconeddie]

Cynthia Nixon wearing this gray wig symbolizes everything you need to know about this reboot.

[edwardvolcan]

“Miachel Patrick focused on the hearts of each of these characters”. That’s aging pretty bad already

[Gemmarose]

This show is terrible, and the original characters are not being portrayed as themselves older, but they are being portrayed as totally different people. People in their mid fifties aren’t geriatric. And that wig on Cynthia is too obvious.

[stefankurlak]

The most powerful scene on TV … when Carrie finds Big and comes to him when he is dying The symbolism of her not caring about the shoes …… is so powerful - I’ll never forget the power of that scene

[gloatinggoat]

Boring cringe fest. 4 episodes in and i see nothing but woke nonsense. Wokeness does not apply in the real world. The dialogs that these ladies have is so embarrassing. I feel embarrassed for them. These are intelligent women in their 50s. They dont need to apologise for merely existing. Focus on the characters and not the wokeness. Fire the new writers and bring back the old ones. The storyline is so dull. Ratings for this show is in the toilet. Be more authentic and stop pandering

[brybry]

And Just Like That is the answer to the question: “Why Friends made a reunion special and not a reboot?” 😸

[lisamelroy]

I loved the original series, and was cautiously optimistic about this update, but, so far, I'm pretty underwhelmed. There's no Samantha, Willie Garson passes away unexpectedly and they apparently don't really acknowledge it in the story, because they bring back Big just to kill him off? And I get wanting to show more diversity in the cast, but I agree with the many other people posting comments that it feels forced. I'm going to watch the whole thing, however, I don't know that I'll be encouraging anyone else to watch it. Meh.

[MaxRyan]

I soooo wish this re-boot wasn't so condescending to the viewers/fans. I happen to be 57 yo (the characters demographic) and the way they have written the characters, they feel like they are in their 80's. NONE of my contemporaries (and I am a New Yorker) ever refer to their lives in the OLD way that these characters tend to. This re-boot made me go back and start re-watching the original and it was sooo much more fun than I even remember. Of course there was serious moments and that is fine, but People in their 50's HAVE FUN!! PLEASE listen to the fans and write a season that is LIGHTER & LESS PREACHY. #my2cents