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The Max revival of "Sex and the City" began as a story about starting over. Now that it has, what is "And Just Like That" trying to say? [REVIEW]
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/MaxEvery now and again on Sex and the City, Carrie Bradshaw would meet a certain kind of man. He’d be cute but not devastating, and their chemistry would be undeniable but not quite smoldering. He would stick around for an episode or two, enabling some of the show’s most puckish humor, and then he would kindly exit stage left while Carrie and the girls gossiped about him at brunch. In its second season, And Just Like That is finally bringing
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Carrie used to be looking for true love. It’s safe to say that whatever she found in this week’s episode, it was something else.
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