And Just Like That

Carrie wonders if she’s prepared to move beyond a casual fling and consider something more serious. Meanwhile, Miranda is concerned that her involvement with Che may be limited to just sex, fearing a lack of deeper connection as they each navigate their own doubts.

Meet Cute is a programme presented in the format of an episode. It falls under the broader category of a television programme and is classified as an episode‑type entry in the series. The show’s structure follows a self‑contained storyline that focuses on the personal lives of its characters. In this particular instalment, Carrie finds herself at a crossroads, wondering if she’s prepared to move beyond a purely casual encounter. She questions whether she wants something more substantial than the light‑hearted fling she’s currently sharing, and the uncertainty weighs on her as she considers what she truly wants. At the same time, Miranda is grappling with her own doubts about the nature of her bond with Che. She worries that the connection they share may be limited to the physical realm, fearing that there isn’t a deeper emotional component underpinning their relationship. This anxiety prompts her to reflect on whether there’s more to their involvement than just sex. Both women are therefore navigating parallel insecurities about the depth and direction of their respective relationships. Carrie’s hesitation about commitment and Miranda’s concern that her liaison with Che might be solely carnal illustrate the episode’s focus on the complexities of modern romance, leaving each character to contemplate what they really need from a partner.