Marking the twilight of television broadcasting:
The beloved series "Sex and the City" first aired in the USA in 1998, quickly becoming a worldwide sensation. After 24 years, its sequel series, "And Just Like That...", has come to an end after three seasons. The creators, Julie Rottenberg and Elisa Zuritsky, aimed for an "honest" and "authentic" conclusion to Carrie Bradshaw's character arc, reflecting her growth and emotional journey.
In the finale, Carrie chooses to be happily on her own, embracing independence after processing her grief as a widow. This decision was met with mixed reactions from fans, who expressed disappointment and backlash at the lack of a romantic or traditionally satisfying resolution. However, the show's creatives defended their choice, emphasizing the emotional realism and empowerment in Carrie's decision to remain independent.
Despite the controversy, fans remain hopeful that the characters Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte might return someday. The series, which followed the lives of four friends - Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Charlotte (Kristin Davis), Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), and Samantha (Kim Cattrall) - was award-winning and became a cult classic.
The original filming locations in New York continue to attract fans, and the owner of Sarah Jessica Parker's house in the West Village even applied for a gate for her staircase. Cattrall, who played Samantha, left the series, and rumors of backstage disputes persisted.
The third season of "And Just Like That..." received mixed reviews, with viewer numbers declining. The final episode of the sequel series will be published on August 15 in Germany. Despite the end of the series, the still loyal fans of the "Sex and the City" generation remain hopeful that it might continue someday.
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As "And Just Like That..." comes to a close, fans are not ready to say goodbye to the characters they grew up with. The Guardian admitted that "And Just Like That..." was never as good as "Sex and the City", but it's time for a sigh of relief as the series has finally concluded. The hope for a continuation has been fulfilled twice before, leaving fans with a glimmer of hope for the future."
The finale of "And Just Like That..." marries the world of 'movies-and-tv' and 'pop-culture', reflecting Carrie Bradshaw's mature journey through 'entertainment' and 'pop-culture' stories, which have influenced generations. Despite the progressive conclusion, the love for the characters continues to resonate,keeping the hope for future projects alive.
