We are back! What happens when an episode is entirely C storylines? It might look a little something like: Charlotte eats a weed brownie, Nya has Valentine's Day dinner alone, Miranda goes on THE DATE FROM HELL, and Che gets a job. We guarantee this is worth the wait!

Strike! Instead of our usual ribald discussion and critique, we discuss the historic dual strike and why we are pausing the podcast in solidarity with the WGA and SAG-AFTRA until the strike is resolved.

How bad is this weather? How bad is it to do Cameos in bed while your girlfriend is trying to sleep? Given infinite universes, is there one where Carrie's Macbook could, in fact, be "too fast?"

Things happen and then you die. This is what And Just Like That teaches us. Storylines start and end abruptly. There is no resolution, no learning, no growing. All this, plus: is Che more or less famous than Nick Di Paolo?!

Jizz! How much do we need it? Is Miranda an extended metaphor for the average American's begrudging tolerance of our declining material conditions? Does one scene that resembles the beating heart of Sex And The City promise to breathe new life into And Just Like That? Yes, yes, and no!

Things fall apart, the center cannot hold. We all get COVID and we cannot fill the hole. And Just Like That continues to deliver by not following up on any loose plotlines. The hole is getting bigger. Sooner or later, we all fall in.

We go over the first two episodes of the season. They're extremely bleak and nihilistic and portend a really great season. Here's hoping Che Pasa gets six seasons and a movie!

The second half of the first season of And Just Like That is recapped, and some predictions are made about season 2. The passive voice is used.

Welcome to And Just Like What, a podcast recapping And Just Like That. We recap the first half of the first season, and discuss its themes of alienation, loneliness, death, and second wave feminism. And also shoes!!!