Earlier this month, “And Just Like That... ” showrunner Michael Patrick King announced that HBO Max’s “Sex and the City” reboot was coming to an end after three seasons. The news, while only slightly surprising,

The 'Sex and the City' revival 'And Just Like That...' ended after three seasons. Here's everything to know about why 'And Just Like That...' won't be returning with new episodes.

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'Sex and the City' Fans Have Strong Opinions on 'And Just Like That' Finale: 'Unforgivable' originally appeared on Parade. Sex and the City fans have not shied away from sharing their disdain about the series' spinoff And Just Like That..., and it seems that feeling now extends to the show's finale.

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"And Just Like That," the spinoff of "Sex and the City" starring Sarah Jessica Parker as the iconic Carrie Bradshaw, is ending after three seasons, showrunner Michael Patrick King announced in a social media post on Aug. 1.

“ And Just Like That... ” creator and showrunner Michael Patrick King is defending his decision to conclude the “Sex and the City” revival series with a decidedly unglamorous plot point involving literal poop.