Why Fans Are Calling Out This And Just Like That Scene

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And just like that, there’s an unreliable filming prop.

During the premiere of season three of “And Just Like That” on May 29th, viewers spotted a humorous blunder in the making – not related to Sarah Jessica Parker’s oversized gingham hat or her summer outing in New York City, but rather focusing on Sarita Choudhury’s dessert selection as Seema Patel.

As Seema strolled through Washington Square Park, she shared the story of nearly causing a fire in her apartment, all while clutching an oddly rigid ice cream cone that seemed suspicious.

In a light-hearted manner, a TikTok user quipped, “Let’s pretend we’re enjoying genuine gelato,” referring to a scene from Season 3, while chuckling at the actress’s actions with the ice cream cone. “I can’t stand this show,” they added, expressing their dislike for it as they watched the scene unfold.

In fact, Seema employed an ice block to depict the near-fatal mishap that took place in her home, and the artificial scoop of gelato remained intact throughout the filming process.

In the comments below, several spectators pointed out an interesting observation regarding the dessert, some even jokingly suggesting that the “gelato cone was an additional charge.” Meanwhile, other viewers flagged another peculiar aspect of the prop, commenting, “The shape of the scoop appears to change in every frame.

Despite my beloved dessert miraculously surviving New York’s scorching summer, it’s heartbreaking that one key character from the HBO Max reboot didn’t share the same luck.

 

Moreover, as Parker bade farewell to her familiar co-star from the screen, she acknowledged that this change was not a simple or effortless process.

Parker, aged 60, shared with TopMob News in May that facing big goodbyes was incredibly challenging, on both professional and personal levels. He emphasized it’s not just a minor issue; it’s a crucial lifeline that one would find hard to function without.

Despite the unexpected demise of a character, this event propelled Parker’s character towards her primary love interest, Aidan (played by John Corbett). However, Carrie’s complex relationship with Mr. Big remains deeply meaningful to her.

She described it as “a mix of chaos and beauty,” or “it had its ups and downs – it was both enchanting and disastrous, harmful yet healing.

Keep reading to see more relationships in the Sex and the City universe…

In the debut episode of “And Just Like That,” Carrie’s former spouse, John “Big” Preston (played by Chris Noth), passed away in her presence. The unexpected demise of his character came as a surprise to many spectators, given that he and his entangled network of drama have been part of the “Sex and the City” series for more than two decades.

Meanwhile, Parker found it difficult to part ways with her familiar on-screen companion, acknowledging that the change was not effortless.

60-year-old Parker expressed to TopMob News in May that closing down such a big operation was incredibly challenging, both on a professional and personal level. He went on to say that it’s not just an ancillary issue, but one of the major veins that would be difficult to survive without.

Nevertheless, the sudden death of a character served to advance Parker’s storyline towards her main love interest, Aidan (portrayed by John Corbett). However, Carrie’s complex relationship with Mr. Big remains deeply significant to her.

She put it this way: “Every bit of it was chaotic yet delightful, full of both romance and ruin, destruction, and growth.

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Ugh, what an a–hole.

Best moment: N/A.

It’s challenging to recall their lighthearted, flirty early interactions, given the hurtful, indirect actions the author took later. HE SPLIT UP WITH HER USING A NOTE PAD.

Best moment: None are coming to mind at the moment, Berger. We’re sorry, we can’t. Don’t hate us.

No one believed this relationship would last, right? Still, Samantha gave it the ol’ college try. 

Most Memorable Incident: Following an evening spent with Carrie and her latest partner, where Samantha urged Big to keep his distance, Maria confided in Samantha that she couldn’t maintain a friendship.

In other words, was it unexpected for the audience watching Max’s comeback show “And Just Like That…” that Miranda would leave her marriage and chase after a stand-up comedian across the country?

Best Moment: To be determined… let’s hope for something better! However, if humor is the key, it might as well be the moment when Che and Miranda got together in Carrie’s kitchen, while Carrie, recovering from hip surgery, accidentally wet the bed.

It turned out that the Russian man’s romance was more fiction than fact. He found it difficult to connect with his girlfriend’s friends, and when Carrie made an impulsive decision to move to Paris, it ended up being a catastrophe.

Unforgettable Moment: After countless over-the-top romantic gestures, I found myself utterly smitten, much like Carrie. And so, Petrovsky, in his unique charm, escorted me, resplendent in my dream ball gown, to McDonald’s of all places. There, we shared a tender slow-dance as we waited for our fries to cook. It was a moment that left us both spellbound.

Initially, Trey seemed ideal for Charlotte on paper. However, shortly after their marriage, flaws surfaced – such as his overbearing mother, issues with intimacy, disinterest in having children, and an unusual gift of a cardboard cut-out baby. Truly, who does that?

Most Memorable Incident: The special instant occurred when Trey escorted Charlotte to Tiffany’s, allowing her to choose her ideal engagement ring as a gesture to offset his well-known “Alrighty!” remark.

Samantha’s initial non-sexual relationship concluded due to sexual issues, specifically related to the size of James’ penis.

Best moment: When Samantha told James she loved him. A huge (no pun intended) moment for her.

Poor, poor Skipper. He was kind of like a Steve-lite, and Miranda was able to walk all over him.

Best moment: When he calls her “luminous” during their chance meeting at a bodega.

In the films, it was unexpected that Carrie’s close friend and Charlotte’s wedding coordinator who became a dear friend later on would form a romantic relationship, but we find it somewhat appealing.

Most Memorable Moment: At their wedding vows, Anthony expressed, “It wasn’t an immediate love connection, but as it turns out, it was love. You were the first person who truly accepted me for who I genuinely am as a person.

As a lifestyle expert, I’d say it’s clear that Aidan was a wonderful individual, but he wasn’t the perfect match for Carrie – no matter how much we both wished and hoped otherwise. Yet, the upcoming season two of “And Just Like That…” might be indicating that second chances are all the rage this summer. (Let’s not even mention their brief encounter in “Sex and the City 2.”)

Most memorable moment: Isn’t it peculiar that we found their split scene, specifically the second instance where they spent the night on the floor of an apartment they would never share again, quite touching?

Discuss a slight imperfection: Robert was nearly flawless, being an attractive physician for the New York Knicks who shared the same taste in soap operas as Miranda. However, there was one aspect where he fell short: he simply didn’t measure up to Steve.

Favorite Memory: The moment they shared their first kiss, which was similar to opening mailboxes, or the instance when she decided to take a day off work for the very first time just for him, OR THE TIME SHE HAD CHICKENPOX.

Among all the characters from Sex and the City, I’d have to say Smith Jerrod stands out as my favorite. His unwavering patience and generosity towards the fiercely independent Samantha, who put up a tough fight to resist falling in love with the model-turned-megastar, truly showcase his exceptional character.

Most touching memory: Isn’t it heartwarming to recall the moment when Smith cut off his beautiful long hair, just like Smith did for Samantha during her chemotherapy treatments, making many people shed tears?

Absof–kinglutely. (Curse you, Peloton!)

Best Moment: Can’t we all agree that the most memorable scene is when Big surprises Carrie by going to Paris to confess his true feelings for her? (Even though the bed fart/whoopee cushion joke never fails to tickle our funny bone.)

Just as Miranda found herself unexpectedly falling for Steve, we too were blindsided by our affection for the couple, much like the shocking breakup they experienced during the premiere of “And Just Like That”. May justice prevail for Steve!

As a lifestyle aficionado, I must say that one of my favorite moments encapsulating the effortlessly charming dynamic of SATC‘s least fussbudget pair truly lies within Miranda’s surprising proposal and their intimate park wedding. It was so quintessentially them – simple, heartfelt, and utterly beautiful in its understated elegance.

Love has a habit of surprising us, appearing at unexpected moments…such as when your less-than-impressive divorce attorney unexpectedly transforms into the ideal partner and a wonderful parent for your children.

Favorite Memory: The charmingly disorganized, flawlessly imperfect wedding ceremony. Since the start of the series, Charlotte yearned for a fairytale wedding, but what she received was a fairytale marriage instead.

What truly matters in life is your loved ones, those who are related to you by blood or bond. There will be times when you cherish them and others when you don’t see eye-to-eye, but ultimately, they’re the individuals you return to at the end of the day. Sometimes, your family is the one you’re given at birth, while other times it’s the group you choose to create over time.

Favorite scene: Initially we considered featuring Carrie walking Miranda down the aisle at her mother’s funeral, but opted for a moment where all four friends were present instead. Our preferred scene? When Miranda doesn’t seem to care about her wedding after learning about Samantha’s breast cancer diagnosis, with all four friends setting aside their celebration to be together. This embodies the essence of friendship – prioritizing others over yourself.

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2025-06-04 18:17