And just like that, I have a lot of cringy moments. The first two episodes were really depressing (which is an interesting beginning for the Sex and the City Cinematic Universe). But the way how these characters changed in the pass of time, really doesn't fit that much, and the reason behind why Samantha won't appear is dull. It's intriguing how the original series only empowered white privileged women and now these women are struggling with the new reality post-covid. I mean I'm sure the fans would love this, but I don't see it as a part of the classic show. But I think is a good-try spin-off. Now I know why Kim Cattrall didn't want to be involved in this.

Guess the actresses really needed that money. And who the * writes these shows lately? Who takes a popular light dramedy of a Clinton administration era and pitches: hey, you know what would be awesome during a pandemic? if we made this into a real downer and the characters really unlikable! It's a twist nobody expects!