Couldn’t help but wonder what happens next with Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte?
HBO’s “Sex and the City” re-boot, “And Just Like That…,” is returning to screens for a third season on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
Whether you’re tuning in for the throwback fashion or soon-to-be viral moments, grab your Manolos and baguette bags (or just a bowl of popcorn) and read on for the best ways to stream every episode.
“And Just Like That…” hits Max on Thursday, May 29 at 9 p.m. EST or 6 p.m. PST.
Since “AJLT” is an HBO exclusive, it’s available only on Max. If you’re new to the service, you can sign up on Prime Video for $9.99/month with ads, or $16.99/month for an ad-free subscription.
The series’ trio of leading ladies — Sarah Jessica Parker (Carrie), Cynthia Nixon (Miranda) and Kristin Davis (Charlotte) — are all back for Season 3.
Given Carrie’s long-distance “situationship” plays a big role in the new episodes, John Corbett will also reprise his role as her on-again-off-again flame Aidan.
And while Kim Cattrall shut down rumors that she’d be back as Samantha, she isn’t the only familiar face we won’t be seeing this time around; Sara Ramírez (Che Diaz) and Karen Pittman (Nya Wallace) are also notably absent from this batch of episodes.
“I think for Miranda, Miranda and Che were really pretty done,” Nixon told Entertainment Weekly of her character’s love interest. “I think that Miranda and Che had kind of run the gamut of what they were going to be to each other.”
In addition to the returning cast members, Rosie O’Donnell is also making a cameo in the season premiere as a new character named Mary.
With a total of 12 episodes, this will be the longest “AJLT” season yet. One episode premieres every Thursday between now and August 14.
And just like that, the trailer is out! HBO dropped a preview earlier this month:
To watch episodes now, or binge a bunch after brunch later, make sure to sign up on Prime Video for $9.99/month with ads, or $16.99/month for an ad-free subscription.
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