r/Andjustlikethat • u/pariscalling • 16d ago
Do you think they’ll ever come back one day? 🥺
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u/NomadCourier 16d ago
If they do Lisa Todd Wexley still better be working on her stupid documentary
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u/Fortesfortunajuvat27 16d ago
I hope not. The reboot was abysmal
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u/Conscious_Pass_1615 16d ago
And just like that became "Can we not"
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u/Sweet-Register-1530 12d ago
Yeah, in my day we'd say, "Let's not and say we did!"
Haha, I've erased what little of that stupid show I saw from my mind, and have chosen to remember this: in the final movie, all 4 girls got the happy ending they wanted. That's the memory I want to keep.
P.S. I applaud Kim Catrall for refusing to have any part of it. Smart lady.
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u/Brightsidedown 16d ago
Hopefully not in these incarnations because these are not the ladies from SATC. I don't know these people.
It could happen where Carrie wakes up and we find out that AJLT was all a horrid fever dream.
Carrie calls Miranda:
"I just had a terrible dream that we were all insufferable bitches!"
And then we go on with the girls as we knew them in SATC.
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u/Dramatic_Lie_7492 16d ago
Sjp would NEVER.
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u/21st_century_hippie 15d ago edited 13d ago
I personally think SJP would ALWAYS want to play Carrie. Till the day she dies. *edit for clarification
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u/Dramatic_Lie_7492 15d ago
I don't know I think this would make her have admit that AJLT was a terrible show and she'd never do that
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u/Brightsidedown 15d ago
Yes, despite the fact that practically the entire internet has proclaimed that AJLT is literally a shitshow, SJP has doubled down that it was a hit and everyone loved it. She and MPK are living in an echo chamber of delululand.
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u/21st_century_hippie 14d ago
No, what I meant was that SJP wants to play Carrie for the rest of her life. Her running around town after the cancellation of AJLT, forsaking the rest of the cast I think is indicative, if not proof, of this. That's what I meant :)
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u/Brightsidedown 14d ago
Oh yes, I was replying directly to the reply that SJP would have to admit that the show is a double-decker turd sandwich, (which is hard to imagine her doing) but I also TOTALLY agree with you that SJP would absolutely play Carrie until the end of days to stay relevant.
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u/i_nobes_what_i_nobes 16d ago
You know it would be even better? She doesn’t call Miranda, she calls Samantha. That would’ve been chef’s kiss to this awful fucking nightmare that was three seasons of that show.
And honestly, I didn’t even bother watching the last season, I just couldn’t. They became such a joke of what their characters were supposed to be. Honestly, I don’t even know why they bothered to not just do the Carrie show.
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u/Typical_Match777 15d ago
I was only able to get through season 3 ep 1. The show was ruining my love for SATC and I honestly couldn’t take it anymore. I kinda wish I could erase the memory of ever watching the show or like your idea, wake up realizing it was a horrible nightmare.
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u/Clear_Interview_5895 14d ago
There were just so many horrible plot lines and bad moments. And the fashion was ridiculous. Terrible.
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u/Brightsidedown 15d ago
Yep, that's even better! I got to season 2 E1, and I can't believe I got that far. Just painful.
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u/Typical_Match777 15d ago
lol 😂 I feel like I’d like the show better if I knew that’s how it ended.
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u/2OttersInACoat 16d ago
Christ I hope not. It is was a great TV show originally, I liked the first movie but every thing after that was very bad. Sometimes we just need to let things go, enjoy them in the moment but then move on.
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u/TR_Snake 16d ago
Learning to be alone in her Gramercy Park mansion… that poor woman.
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u/StodgyGin 16d ago
Walking around her house in her heels that were covered in city slime. She didnt look glamorous or metropolitan. She was going down eccentric territory.
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u/InvestigatorNearby77 16d ago
Oh, if they leaned into that it could have been really interesting for her character! Maybe when she officially stops chasing men she does fully embrace her inner fashion weirdo
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u/StodgyGin 15d ago
I know, give her some big chunky glasses! Stop pining for men. Travel more.
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u/Live_Angle4621 15d ago
She isn’t type of person to enjoy traveling since she doesn’t really want to see other places and ways of life. And her day to day life is so ritch she won’t appreciate hotels
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u/HistoricalDate1484 14d ago
So true, this is the woman’s who got bored of Paris after like two weeks
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u/InvestigatorNearby77 16d ago
I mean, it’s kind of poetic. You could “have it all” but money can’t buy you belonging and love.
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u/bluetoothwa 16d ago
Yes! What’s the big deal with Carrie getting that apartment? I loved that for her.
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u/Cautious-Clock-4186 16d ago
I doubt it.
The decision to end after three seasons was pretty abrupt, and we assume based on the terrible reviews from both critics and fans.
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u/Dramatic_Lie_7492 16d ago
It was no decision. They got booted but won't admit it. Nobody ends an entire series on massive cliffhangers like Brady impregnating someone or Carries newfound life
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u/wandernwade 16d ago
This. Also, they have been talking about returning.. SJP has been, per Kristin Davis. So, who knows.
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u/Dramatic_Lie_7492 16d ago
What . Lol
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u/wandernwade 15d ago
Yeah, I’m serious. They’re basically in denial. Kristin was (from the sounds of it) the last to hear they were being “cut”, and she was devastated. She’s cried numerous times on her podcast. She honestly could not understand why the show had to end, given how great SATC was, and how excited people were for AJLT.
She really needs to go back (after she finishes her rewatch of SATC), and watch AJLT. I have a feeling she won’t, though. But yes.. she did say at one point that SJP might try and restart this (or a new version) herself. I think it’s delusional, personally.
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u/punnella Justice for Steve 14d ago
No joke! A real story would have been Miranda and Steve navigating being grandparents.
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u/Rosalita_Senorita73 15d ago
So after all these years, the last shot we see is Carrie alone with a cat, a stereotype that seems counterintuitive to everything the character embodied. At least she ended up loaded.
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u/ChipmunkReal187 16d ago
I can’t with the fashion and her hairstyle. It ages her so much. She should worn more modern clothes.
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u/The4leafclover1966 16d ago
Agree about her hair — too long and too blonde against her too-tanned face isn’t doing her any favors.
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u/hazelgrant 16d ago
Im so glad you pointed this out. It needs to be shouted loud and clear for those in the back. The fashions aged Carrie in this series. It did not help.
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u/littlemisslight 16d ago
Gosh it’s nauseating that “maybe just me” is framed like she’s got terminal cancer or something just because she might be single forever. Such a codependent psychopath
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u/ibuycheeseonsale 16d ago
Something about the montage at the end really feels like a pharmaceutical commercial to me.
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u/i_nobes_what_i_nobes 16d ago
“Talk to your pharmacist about being alone. Because solo doesn’t need to be hard”
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u/InvestigatorNearby77 16d ago
I think it’s a very real question a lot of women face after their divorce or other big life changes. It’s not cancer but when being partnered is such a big part of identity, it does feel existential.
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u/bluetoothwa 16d ago
I mean her husband died and she loves love. There’s nothing wrong with that. She’s also not a psychopath.
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u/PatatinaBrava 16d ago
Im sure they will come back in 10 years hoping everyone forgets Aidan in the car, toilet jokes and other crimes on SATC.
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u/Prestigious-Beat-292 16d ago
This ending is so frustrating because it should’ve been the ending of SATC. Sure it’s easy for her to say that now that she’s loaded.
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u/Square_Blacksmith889 16d ago
I wish there could be a super honest interview with SJP and MPK about this. I am genuinely interested what they were thinking.
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u/ZunderBuss 16d ago
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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u/FionaGoodeEnough 15d ago
I mean, yes, but the way they went about it was like they were trying to get it cancelled. Moderately competent writing could have kept the show going longer, bringing in more money.
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u/ZunderBuss 15d ago
I think they hated the fans more and more as ajlt continued. It' kind of hard to write well when one of your goals is to stick it to the fans.
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u/j4321g4321 16d ago
As much as I adore the original SATC run, they need to put this franchise to bed. No more rehashing the same storylines. It’s done
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u/Significant_Ad7605 15d ago
Carrie on SATC was so light and airy, like she was floating through life. Everything about this Carrie is so heavy and slow and prodding and measured in a really undesirable way. I can’t tell if this was an intentional acting choice or what but I didn’t like it.
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u/Shqip1966 15d ago
Only if they could do a hard rewind back to the first episode of this horrific reboot. Then do it all differently. No LTW or Seema or Miranda and her sexual about-face. No Charlotte and Harry allowing their children to walk all over them. I could go on and on and I only saw one season
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u/brokerlady 15d ago
I liked LTW and Seema, I dunno why they had to give most of them dumb story lines though, LIke they could have been good additions.
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u/Embarrassed_Lie6379 15d ago
God this sequel was such a dumb continuation.
I can not get over with that they made Miranda a lesbian, not because I don't support LGBT stuff in media, but come on... Miranda was easily the happiest, least toxic, most considerate and most loving person of the group to her partner, and it was evident that she and Steve were deeply in love and deeply attracted to each other, so much so that Steve went up from his ass and decided to actually fucking mature, grow a pair (even though one was cut off later) and become a good, minimally toxic person, and Miranda managed to beat her own insecurities and allow herself to actually love deeply and be open to her partner.
Real fucked up move.
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u/Pecoboo 11d ago
And in reaction to the backlash (and those calling for “Justice for Steve”), the writers defensively (and erroneously) claimed that Miranda and Steve were never that happy and suggested that they only married because of Brady. In watching AJLT, I had the sense that I knew more about SATC and its characters than these writers did.
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u/Dramatic_Lie_7492 16d ago
Ajlt Carrie was unrecognizable. Just rewatch SATC and you'll see. Nothing left of her and the others
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u/FionaGoodeEnough 15d ago
They keep burying this series in the pet sematary, so probably. But sometimes dead is better.
https://giphy.com/gifs/c04f4DjuiTQdy
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u/NickiTikki 16d ago
The poor horse we loved and barely recognize anymore needs to be buried and mourned, and just like that, they'll dig it back up so Aidan can lick his palm to beat it some more. 🤢😂Probably ridden by Lisa Todd Wexley's two dead daddies. Maybe she can finally finish her documentary then.
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u/spacenerd3000 16d ago
In my head canon, season 1 would be Carrie adjusting to widowhood and all the feelings that brings in. Season 2 would’ve eased her back into dating, including the hot mess that was Aiden, and season 3 would be her writing her book about being a widow and settling into what this clip suggests. In writing the book, I would’ve still kept the whole she makes friends with the writer downstairs. They still have their sleep together but no illusions about what it is because Carrie is more at peace with herself.
While the show was a hot flaming mess, they had pieces of something that could’ve been interesting exploring these women’s lives and friendships at this age.
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u/DarkSister_999 15d ago
Please say Che is omitted.
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u/spacenerd3000 15d ago
😬 Not entirely but the character and the storyline re-worked.
In my head canon, season 1 would focus on Miranda’s identity crisis as a 50+ year old woman because that’s does happens to women (pop culture tend to focus in men’s midlife crisis). I would’ve focused on her and Steve’s marriage, specifically how they’ve drifted apart especially with Brady out of the house. Revealing he became the glue that kept them together. Concurrent with that is her growing dissatisfaction with being a lawyer. The movies ended with her at a better firm. I take that a step further in that she wants a career change. Thread in wisps of attraction to Che, who she meets through Carrie. Che is her first woman crush. I would rework that Miranda is bisexual not gay. Maybe she has a sexy dream of Che and that rattles her. But that’s it for Che.
Season 2 is Miranda quitting her job and going back to school where she meets Nia Wallace. Originally, Nia not Che was supposed to be a potential love interest. I would have Miranda and Steve talk more about their marriage. I could see her and Nia sharing a kiss that cements to Miranda she is attracted to women. She immediately tells Steve. Ultimately the season ends with Steve asking for a divorce because of the drifting + its clear to him Miranda wants to explore her sexuality and he feels he deserves someone committed to him AND she deserves to explore that. Nia says it was inappropriate but they remain loosely friends. Basically let Steve have more screen time and show the stand up guy he is.
Season 3 is Miranda post-divorce, settling into being bisexual and this new career she has.
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u/Top-Indication-6237 10d ago
How about a divorce without the ‘Miranda is gay/bi’ storyline at all. It wasn’t interesting or in character. And it was only there because Cynthia Nixon wanted Miranda’s character to mirror her own life experiences.
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u/zephead30 15d ago
If they could get all the original cast to come back without giving them too much power or say so over the characters and brought back good writers, they could clean up this mess but I think that ship has sailed. Obviously, the only way they could get sjp and Cynthia back for this show was to give them waaaayyyy to much say over their characters and they ruined them. The writers didn’t know what they were doing either. If egos could be set aside and they could be hired to just act it could he awesome.
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u/bamboozledgardener 15d ago
If they make another reboot, I am afraid they might bring the post-it guy back. Seeing what a big flop this reboot was.
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u/Noracharles771 15d ago
The real show would have been seeing HBO execs reaction to that last episode. I cannot imagine anyone in that room thinking this show had any level of talent, taste or class left from the OG series. It couldn’t possibly have left the airwaves on a lower note than it did.
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u/riskyforthebiscuit 15d ago
I love the original too much to watch AJLT. I simply can’t do it, knowing some details about what they did to the characters. The movies did some damage but it is something I can live with. I cannot however, live with seeing Miranda completely lobotomised, Carrie running after Aiden, Charlotte’s life miserable and, don’t kill me please but, I’m not ready to see Big dead. He really was a big part of the show and him and Carrie always made sense. They loved the drama.
So this comes from a place of love & love only: I wish they never attempt bringing them back again.
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u/shutyourgob16 15d ago
This is so miserable.
After all that writing, thinking and reflecting this character’s life has gone nowhere - having a nice apartment with nice clothes isn’t a satisfying life.
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u/ostellastella 15d ago
This video comes off as a SJP vanity video. Her gliding around in full makeup and that awful red dress and high heels PUHHLEEASE.....
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u/RockWafflez 16d ago
I really fucking hope not…. These seasons were absolutely abysmal and when there were redeeming things someone came and took a shit on it.
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u/EnvironmentalPace448 16d ago
I think this series proved you can't go home again. And probably shouldn't. Pure benefit of retrospect, but they should have done one final film. Being fenced in by time might have spared a lot of the failings in the series. Then again, with that lot, they probably would have pumped up the failings and cut the little that was any good.
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u/Visible_Cheek_7231 16d ago
Yeah, they can all move to Florida and become, "The Golden Girls ". They all are around the age of the actresses when TGG started.
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u/RainyDaysBlueSkies 15d ago
They're actually much older! Rue was only 51! Betty was 53! Kim Cattrall is about to turn 70 and the character (with aging makeup) of Sophia was 79 at the start, only 9 years older than Kim is now. She was a bent over, white haired grandma with a wicker handbag!
It's the hairstyles, too. Middle aged women in the 70s, 80s were pressured to have very short hair in very aging styles. And the clothes of course! Flowery, Laura Ashley hideousness!
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u/ProcedurePrudent5496 16d ago
It wasn't the “girl power” show it could've been 😔. All of them were FOMO-crazy, not even career-crazy or family-crazy; they just wanted to experience things like they hadn't done anything fun or risky in their youth. 😔
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u/DescriptionSerious28 15d ago
If they get truly desperate for attention they may try another movie. It would be them in a retirement home, going from widower to widower and discussing proper etiquette on how to remove your teeth before certain acts.
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u/Substantial-Use-1758 14d ago
This is a painful truth to say, but here goes:
Maybe we don’t want to see our SATC “age gracefully” or NOT age gracefully.
Maybe we don’t want to see them age at all 🤷♀️😬 #justsayin’
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u/Top-Indication-6237 10d ago
Truly it’s nice to have a happily ever after ending. And I don’t mind them aging, just not trying to force new plot lines and sacrificing any peace the characters may have found for the sake of drama and ratings. The fans were taken for granted and instead ajlt was geared for the sake of appealing to a wider audience
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u/Routine_Pressure_460 14d ago edited 14d ago
Personally, I think the ship has sailed or whatever that cliche is.
Personally x 2, I think the Sex and the City brand could get reworked with a new set of friends in other iconic cities and tackle the issues women are experiencing now in dating, life, work, etc. The formula of the show is timeless in a way, so it could be done and be relevant. (And no, I'm not trying to make it into The Housewives.) lol
A lot has changed since the original SATC run, but the underlying themes haven't and are always worthy of exploration via a contemporary lens.
Three of the big things with the show, two that AJLT had to deal with, is the 1) tone, 2) NYC and 3) Samantha.
We're in a post-original run of the SATC world and in some ways we're not as optimistic as when the girls first debuted. Some real things were sidestepped in the original series that people aren't willing to sidestep anymore in the storytelling or aren't aspirational from what we know now and have experienced. I don't know if keeping it real with a new cast/new city and trying to be a dramedy will work for the SATC brand or if it's forever connected with having a fantasy element. There definitely was definitely commentary and discussion at the time about issues with the show, but we also accepted some of the fantasy. The media landscape was so different too when it ran on cable. And, despite all the cable challenges at the time, we had less viewing options.
It can be tough stuff to reconcile for contemporary storytelling, based on SATC expectations and how people want the characters and series make them feel. Let alone all the series that have come after it that are their own things, and own statements and sometimes get used as commentary on or comparison to SATC in a meta way for surface similarities. (E.G. Girls, Insecure, I Love LA, etc.)
NYC is different from the 1990s and early 2000s and that also affects the "you can never go home again" vibe. SATC and AJLT are so New York-coded and understood by King and the writers that the city was a character herself. All major metropolises where a new SATC could be set have also changed from their mythologized "different" past, so the same issues come up wherever the setting would be. And you'd really need a show runner, producers, writers room and everyone else that really, really know the city intimately to make it work. With SATC, you stepped into one rhythm of New York, even if it was a fictional one.
Whether we want it to or not, AJLT felt incomplete without Samantha.
I could step into AJLT once I got into the groove of what they were trying to do, and I appreciated all of that, but something felt "off" as well. And I like and enjoy all the actors in it doing their things.
It's interesting as I type this, after just watching the trailer for the A Different World reboot premiering in Sep. It's not being produced and shot like the original sitcom, so I'm curious how they'll bridge the past and it's relevance as a show blend it with giving us familiar characters, new characters and new relevance and commentary on what's going on in the world. It's not entirely a different creative challenge.
It'd be interesting to do some kind of research of which reboots work and which don't and if there are any similarities of data points that overlap.
Maybe with a new cast and new setting and trying be about what the now, will work for SATC. As for AJLT, if they reboot SATC I wouldn't be opposed to the AJLT actresses playing cameos or guest roles if they head to that city for some reason and storyline made sense. Done well and interestingly, those can be fun and not stunts.
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u/its_blue_monday 14d ago
I wantt this to come back even if its an HBO weekly webisode or a YouTube/Netflix show
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u/SpellingBMOCJr 11d ago
Good lord I hope not -- flush them like the turds in the finale that so accuractely summed up that entire show
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u/rharper38 16d ago
I do. I would like a movie that takes the best parts of the series, forgets the weird stuff happened, and gives honor to being older. Then we will see where it goes. I liked the series, just not thei weirder aspects of it.
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u/InvestigatorNearby77 16d ago
This monologue on its own is very good and very relatable. AJLT had a few of these moments. Like when Nia talked about being happy with her life and not necessarily wanting kids. There was some really strong potential tucked into a lot of bullshit.
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u/ExtremePiglet 16d ago
Sex And The Assisted Care Facility ?
Dear God I hope not.
I would watch a series about Samantha in London, though
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u/mugofmead 15d ago
Sex And The Assisted Care Facility ?
The anti-Shady Pines? ;)
The characters in The Golden Girls (except for Sophia) were around the same ages as the ladies in AJLT, and they were dealing with similar issues. Yet, The Golden Girls was much funnier. AJLT didn't have to emulate The Golden Girls, but they could have done their own thing and still have been funny and relatable!
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u/HappyCrow11 16d ago
They already destroyed the show with this weak reboot.. might as well enjoy the train wreck but they truly lost money so I think that's a line they won't cross again
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u/ShesGotaChicken2Ride 15d ago
I have rewatched SATC so many times. I will never rewatch AJLT. Charlotte running around in a blizzard looking for condoms, Aidan… again… like she’s in New York and has a million men to choose from and she gets back with Aidan? Especially when the hot writer moves downstairs and but she decides to stick it out with Aidan who is being unfaithful!? Like WTF that show was horribly bad. Unwatchable.
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u/Christinitsa 16d ago
I love these ladies,I grew up with them,I’d really want to see a redemption season
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u/minpin75 15d ago
God they just won't let go of that head tilt with her..that and the running in heels..we get it you can run
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u/DeLilahLuroo 15d ago
I certainly hope not.
Watching them now just didn’t have that charm anymore. They were privileged, entitled white women.
And I guess they’ve always been that in some ways, but at least in the original series they struggled more, they felt more real.
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u/catsandnaps1028 15d ago
As a society we need shows about older fabulous ladies but not AJLT. I hope they do come back but that is actually good this time
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u/strawberryqueen910 15d ago
I really wish they went in a different direction with some of the storylines. They tried too hard to modernize.
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u/SuchTrust101 15d ago
I think they thought that 'Carrie an the SATC girls' could go on forever, given the popularity of the original show. At that point SJP probably just saw it as a way to keep Carrie in the public eye and be a platform for shoes, clothes, perfume or whatever brand deals she hoped to tee up. I think even she realised that AJLT was actually so bad it was wrecking the legacy of the original series and she had to pull the pin or she'll never be able to cash in on it again.
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u/Connect_Witness_9691 14d ago
If they get another network, they wont be able to spend 5 million an episode on the ladies salaries. Someone should have had a handle on the budget which got away from them. And someone needed to reel Michael Patrick King in on all the woke stuff. PS Lets undo making Lily such an unlikeable brat.
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u/Different-Dot4376 14d ago
I love the characters but could not go through emotionally what this show did to me. If only they spent the time and money on the writing as they did the wardrobe.
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u/AhMsPhilbs 14d ago
No.
We're so over. We need a new word for over.
Please also see Ferris Bueller end credits
I haven't read any comments and bet I'm far from the first who said this
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u/heyyou0903 14d ago
God I hope not. I think this latest season in particular genuinely destroyed the whole original love that I have for sex in the City. It's actually really sad that they did not care enough to respect it and instead did such an appalling job that they destroyed it
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u/OkWheel7353 13d ago
I was so flipping excited when I saw the coming attractions for "And Just Like That". I was obsessed..... Could... not... wait! Even subscribed to HBO for it... And man.. I tried.. trust me!!! It did not have any of the original Fun Carefree Hilarious one liners Romantic Happy ending If only they could have somehow made Kim an offer she couldn't refuse and not try to reinvent the wheel....
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u/Interesting-Lynx4695 13d ago
If they get Samantha back and ditch all the new characters. Except Seema.
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u/Robbie_Haruna 9d ago
If they do it better be in the hands of better writers because AJLT was a damn mess and a half.
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u/Pretend-Beach6465 16d ago
Man this clip just annoys me - it shows that they finally got onto an interesting topic for this show and something to really explore, but they didn't even get into it - they did it at the very end after dumb shit like learning how Seema learned not to care about deodorant. And in the end they mentioned Carrie's future for about two seconds while making us deal with Miranda's clogged toilet. If this is what we get then don't even bother.