‘And Just Like That…’ Season 2: How to Watch HBO’s ‘Sex and the City’ Reboot Online
The Return of the City
The world of Sex and the City is back on our screens with the highly anticipated second season of the reboot series, “And Just Like That…”. Having premiered last summer, the show left viewers reeling with the shocking demise of Mr. Big, who met his unfortunate end on a Peloton bike. The first season explored the lives of our beloved characters as they navigated new chapters. Carrie, played by Sarah Jessica Parker, embraced her newfound independence by starting a podcast, while Charlotte, portrayed by Kristin Davis, celebrated her non-binary child with a “they-mitzvah.” But perhaps the most talked-about twist was Miranda, played by Cynthia Nixon, discovering her queerness and embarking on a relationship with Che Diez, a self-proclaimed “queer non-binary Mexican-Irish diva.”
A Heap of Drama to Come
The second season promises even more excitement and drama for fans of the show. Set to debut on Thursday, June 22, on the streaming service Max, the new episodes will delve deeper into the lives of our favorite New York women. One of the most thrilling revelations for fans is the return of John Corbett as Aiden Shaw, Carrie’s former flame and furniture designer. Aiden’s character captivated audiences during the original series, and his comeback is sure to add an extra layer of intrigue to the narrative.
But the narrative surprise that stole the spotlight is the return of Kim Catrall as Samantha Jones in a cameo appearance in the season finale. Catrall had previously stated her reluctance to return to the “Sex and the City” franchise, making her involvement in Season 2 an unexpected treat for fans. Samantha, who now resides in London, will have a poignant phone conversation with Carrie, completing a noteworthy reunion of the core characters.
Fresh Perspectives and Familiar Charm
While the first season of the reboot received mixed reviews, critics are already responding more positively to the upcoming season. Variety TV critic Daniel D’Addario writes, “There’s something about ‘Sex and the City’ that keeps us welcoming it back — something beyond the willingness of crew and cast (less Kim Cattrall) to keep showing up. Its characters combine a fundamental knowability, certain core characteristics that allow us to imagine them in any situation. But they are rounded enough that they still retain the potential to surprise us.”
How to Watch
To catch all the latest episodes of “And Just Like That…” and immerse yourself in the world of Sex and the City, you’ll need to sign up for a Max account. Subscription plans on Max start at $9.99/month with ad-supported options. However, if you’re an Amazon Prime Video subscriber, you can access Max for free with their 7-day free trial for the Max add-on.
Don’t miss out on the latest adventures of Carrie, Charlotte, and Miranda. Stream “And Just Like That…” on Max and join the conversation surrounding the iconic series.
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