The news comes just when the series, which has been broadcast weekly, approaches its last two episodes, whose end will premiere on August 14.
And Just like that …the series derived from Sex and the city It comes to an end with the third season, currently in broadcast. The news comes just when the series, which has been broadcast weekly, approaches its last two episodes, whose end will premiere on August 14 in HBO and HBO Max.
The showrunner, screenwriter and director Michael Patrick King He announced the news on the social networks of HBO Max on Friday:
“And so, without more … the narrative of the sex universe in New York comes to an end. While wrote the last episode of the third season of ‘And Just Like That’, I realized that this could be an excellent turning point. Together with Sarah Jessica Parker, Casey Bloys and Sarah A Reubre, we decided to close the popular series this year with a two -part end and we expand the original order of the series of 10 to 12 Episodes.
What is the third season of and Just Like That
The series brings chaos, haute couture and complex Manhattan conversations that Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and company made iconic.
Throughout 12 unpublished episodes, the protagonists enter a new stage of their lives, with stories that will make fans feel at home again. It is the beginning of a new chapter, with Carrie returning to its roots as a broadcaster, literally writing a new book and offering the public a more intimate look at their world than ever.
The series also brings back to Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon like Charlotte and Miranda, although Sara Ramírez (Che Diaz) and Karen Pittman (Nya Wallace) They will not return. The cast includes Patti Lupone, Kristen Schaal, Rosie O’Donnell, Mehcad Brooks, Jonathan Cake and Logan Marshall-Green.
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