And Just Like That

In this instalment, Carrie finds herself faced with an emotionally demanding audiobook recording. Unwilling to stay, she quickly fashions a believable excuse, allowing her to bow out of the session without causing a scene. She rationalises that she has another commitment and slips away before the recording resumes, sparing herself the discomfort of the heartfelt material. At the same time, Charlotte and Lisa are pre‑occupied with a different pursuit. They set about trying to acquire a so‑called MILF list, making enquiries and pressing contacts in hopes of securing the compilation. Their concerted effort continues throughout the episode as they chase the elusive document.

Carrie is presented with an invitation to pen a regular column specifically for senior readers, a prospect she finds both intriguing and demanding. She’s contemplating how her perspective might connect with an older audience and whether the commitment will fit into her current schedule. Meanwhile, Charlotte and Lisa mark the opening of camp with a cheerful celebration, exchanging excitement and hopeful plans for the weeks to come. Their small gathering underscores the optimism they’re feeling as the camp programme gets underway. Back in New York City, Miranda’s learning to navigate everyday life once more. She’s adapting to the city’s fast‑paced rhythm, juggling familiar routines while reacquainting herself with the urban environment.

Carrie bumps into a tech entrepreneur and the encounter quickly turns into a run‑in, a brief clash that underscores the pressure she’s under. The moment is short but tense, with both parties exchanging sharp remarks before moving on. At the same time, Miranda and Che are caught up trying to sort out their overlapping commitments. They spend the episode checking calendars, proposing alternatives and constantly reshuffling plans as they attempt to line up their conflicting schedules. Their efforts to coordinate highlight the difficulty of fitting everything in, even though no new characters or events are introduced.

Carrie bumps into a tech entrepreneur and the encounter quickly turns into a run‑in, a brief clash that underscores the pressure she’s under. The moment is short but tense, with both parties exchanging sharp remarks before moving on. At the same time, Miranda and Che are caught up trying to sort out their overlapping commitments. They spend the episode checking calendars, proposing alternatives and constantly reshuffling plans as they attempt to line up their conflicting schedules. Their efforts to coordinate highlight the difficulty of fitting everything in, even though no new characters or events are introduced.

In this episode, Carrie reaches out to Che, requesting that he accompany her as a source of moral backing while she attends a conference organised for widows. She hopes his presence will give her the confidence she needs to navigate the gathering, which is centred on sharing experiences and coping strategies among women who have lost their spouses. The event, held in a hall, provides a quiet space for participants to reflect on their loss. Meanwhile, Miranda initiates a conversation with Steve that quickly turns uncomfortable. She brings up a topic that both find awkward, forcing them to confront underlying tensions as they try to discuss the issue. The dialogue forces both of them to navigate boundaries while seeking clarity.

In this episode, Carrie reaches out to Che, requesting that he accompany her as a source of moral backing while she attends a conference organised for widows. She hopes his presence will give her the confidence she needs to navigate the gathering, which is centred on sharing experiences and coping strategies among women who have lost their spouses. The event, held in a hall, provides a quiet space for participants to reflect on their loss. Meanwhile, Miranda initiates a conversation with Steve that quickly turns uncomfortable. She brings up a topic that both find awkward, forcing them to confront underlying tensions as they try to discuss the issue. The dialogue forces both of them to navigate boundaries while seeking clarity.

Carrie spends time mulling over the importance of the dinner she has arranged with Aidan, wondering what the meeting might signify for them both and whether it could change the direction of their connection. She weighs the potential outcomes, questioning if the evening will bring clarity or simply add another layer to their evolving story. At the same time, Miranda, who's currently single, begins to contemplate the idea of dating again, exploring what it could mean to re‑enter the romantic arena. She's weighing the possibilities, assessing whether opening herself up to new relationships might bring fresh experiences or simply stir old uncertainties.

Carrie spends time mulling over the importance of the dinner she has arranged with Aidan, wondering what the meeting might signify for them both and whether it could change the direction of their connection. She weighs the potential outcomes, questioning if the evening will bring clarity or simply add another layer to their evolving story. At the same time, Miranda, who's currently single, begins to contemplate the idea of dating again, exploring what it could mean to re‑enter the romantic arena. She's weighing the possibilities, assessing whether opening herself up to new relationships might bring fresh experiences or simply stir old uncertainties.

Carrie finds herself doubting the choices she’s made in the past as she gets ready to meet Aidan’s sons, wondering whether her earlier decisions have led her to this point. The looming encounter forces her to reflect on what she’s done and what she still hopes to achieve. Meanwhile, Charlotte is busy organising herself for a return to full‑time employment, sorting through the practicalities of re‑entering the workplace after a period away. Both women are standing at small but significant crossroads, each preparing for a new chapter that will test their resolve and reshape their daily lives in the near future.

Carrie finds herself doubting the choices she’s made in the past as she gets ready to meet Aidan’s sons, wondering whether her earlier decisions have led her to this point. The looming encounter forces her to reflect on what she’s done and what she still hopes to achieve. Meanwhile, Charlotte is busy organising herself for a return to full‑time employment, sorting through the practicalities of re‑entering the workplace after a period away. Both women are standing at small but significant crossroads, each preparing for a new chapter that will test their resolve and reshape their daily lives in the near future.

In this episode, Carrie faces a pivotal choice that will shape both her own future and Aidan's. The decision looms large, compelling her to weigh personal aspirations against the path they share. Meanwhile, Lisa finds herself stretched between the demands of her professional life and the responsibilities of supporting Herbert's political bid. She constantly toggles between office duties and campaign commitments, trying to keep both fronts running smoothly. Both women feel the weight of their choices, aware any misstep could affect their loved ones. Time is short, and each must decide how much to sacrifice for the goals they cherish. The narrative follows how Carrie and Lisa each navigate these pressures, highlighting the strain of balancing ambition with loyalty.

In this episode, Carrie faces a pivotal choice that will shape both her own future and Aidan's. The decision looms large, compelling her to weigh personal aspirations against the path they share. Meanwhile, Lisa finds herself stretched between the demands of her professional life and the responsibilities of supporting Herbert's political bid. She constantly toggles between office duties and campaign commitments, trying to keep both fronts running smoothly. Both women feel the weight of their choices, aware any misstep could affect their loved ones. Time is short, and each must decide how much to sacrifice for the goals they cherish. The narrative follows how Carrie and Lisa each navigate these pressures, highlighting the strain of balancing ambition with loyalty.