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WARNING: This article may contain spoilers from the latest episode of “And Just Like That.”
Every happy family may seem the same, but when it comes to unhappy families, things can get crazy in their unique ways. The latest episode of “And Just Like That,” ominously titled “The Last Supper Part One: Appetizer,” delves into the struggles of various characters with their loved ones. Whether they are single, dating, amicably divorced, or facing difficult divorces, relationships are under strain. Now, let’s dive into the chaos.
Let’s start with Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), who has been living happily ever after with her long-lost love, Aidan Shaw (John Corbett). Aidan, who went from being a frog to a prince, is back in Carrie’s life, and they are preparing to move into a new four-bedroom castle in Gramercy Park. In honor of her beloved old apartment, Carrie plans a “Last Supper” party with her closest friends. She even saves a seat for Aidan, despite his reluctance to set foot in the place due to past conflicts. During a heart-to-heart on Coney Island, Aidan acknowledges his mistakes in their relationship, including pressuring Carrie to get married and avoiding her apartment. It seems like a mature moment and a resolution to their relationship’s tension, but things take a turn when Aidan receives a call from his ex-wife about their son’s accident. Wyatt, their 14-year-old son, broke his leg and collarbone after getting into a drunk driving incident. Aidan’s immediate departure to Virginia puts their plans to move in together on hold, and their relationship faces its first major challenge before the season finale.
Meanwhile, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) decides to change her approach to dealing with her exes. Instead of cutting them off entirely, she surprises Che (Sara Ramirez) at their stand-up show in Brooklyn. However, this surprise encounter takes a sour turn when Che’s performance turns into a roast of Miranda, focusing on their failed relationship. Miranda is hurt and confronts Che, and their fight escalates quickly, leaving their friendship strained. Despite their disagreement, both Miranda and Che are invited to Carrie’s “Last Supper,” setting the stage for an awkward dinner party.
In another corner of the city, Nya (Karen Pittman) channels her anger towards her cheating ex-husband by purchasing an expensive baby stroller. As a way of revenge, Nya wants their shared experiences with the stroller to serve as a reminder of her financial independence and success. Anthony (Mario Cantone) also receives news about his ex-husband, Stanford Blatch, played by the late Willie Garson. Over a heartfelt toast, Anthony and Carrie bid farewell to Stanford, who has chosen to live a monk’s life in Japan and relinquish his belongings to his ex-husband. Seema (Sarita Choudhury) experiences her own fear of emotional intimacy when she contemplates saying “I love you” to Ravi Gordi (Armin Amiri). Meanwhile, Lisa Todd Wexley (Nicole Ari Parker) grapples with her surprise pregnancy and worries about its impact on her burgeoning career. Sadly, at the end of the episode, Lisa’s joy turns into concern as she realizes she may be experiencing a miscarriage.
Lastly, Charlotte (Kristin Davis) enjoys her job at the gallery, especially after selling a painting to superstar Sam Smith. However, her family’s constant messages interrupt her night out. Frustrated, Charlotte throws her phone into a pitcher of margaritas and confronts her family about the importance of respecting her professional achievements and personal identity.
In conclusion, the latest episode of “And Just Like That” showcases the complexities and challenges that each character faces in their relationships. From past mistakes resurfacing to unexpected accidents and confrontations, the characters navigate through the obstacles that come with love, forgiveness, and personal growth. As the title suggests, this is only the beginning, and more drama is on the horizon. Stay tuned for the season finale!
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