And Just Like That Episode 9 Review: Carrie-Steve’s Relationship Rollercoaster and a Fundraiser

And Just Like That Episode 9 shows us the aftermath after our jaws dropped in the last episode. The show, And Just Like That is the reboot of the iconic 90s hit Sex and the City series, which is based on the bestselling book by Candance Bushnell of the same name. It was created by Darren Star. Actors Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis reprise in their previous roles as Carrie Bradshaw, Miranda Hobbes and Charlotte York Goldenblatt, respectively. Along with them, we have Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Sara Ramirez, Karen Pittman, Evan Handler, Sarita Choudhury, Nicole Ari Parker, Cathy Anga and Jon Tenney.

– And Just Like That Episode 9 review does not contain spoilers –

And Just Like That Episode 9: ‘No Strings Attached’ 

And Just Like That Episode 8 dropped some heavy bombs on us. As much as we have been enjoying Miranda’s exploration, her coming out to Steve with a divorce was really heartbreaking. And fans have been waiting to see what happens next and, even though this episode isn’t enough, it does has its moments.

In And Just Like That Episode 9, most of the show is dedicated to portraying the different pages Miranda and Che are threading on in their relationship. The “getting to know each other” phase though, does not seem enough justification for the brutal Steve-Miranda divorce. We also meet Steve in this episode where he and Miranda are presumably not together but, he helps her out in her fundraiser. Steve and Carrie get into a conversation banking on their partners and, it looks like a pretty sweet and emotional touch to the episode.

Apart from that, we have Charlotte and her new parenting problem in hand. With Charlotte hitting menopause, Lily holds onto her mother to get through the phase where she tries a tampon for the first time. The entire segment dedicated to Charlotte and Lily is hilarious as Charlotte becomes the Ted talk person on the usage of tampons and, it is almost education. Well, almost.

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Trouble in paradise strikes again between Nya and her husband about IVF and having children when they witness Lisa and her family. But the deeper trouble comes in Carrie’s life. We have been hoping for a Carrie-Peter second date since it was “auctioned” and, And Just Like Episode 9 is when we finally get to witness it but, it surely doesn’t go as planned given Carrie is still unable to move past Big’s demise.

And Just Like That Episode 9: Final Thoughts

Overall, And Just Like That Episode 9 tries to pick up the pieces from the last episode. We hear Steve’s stance, Carrie’s position in life, Miranda and Che’s relationship and, some wholesome Seema-Carrie moments. However, the episode has its own drawbacks, be it the weird holocaust joke or, Miranda’s school-girl attitude. Hopefully, the season finale will be able to give the series a more structured end, in comparison to its scattered and impulsive plotline.

You can watch And Just Like That Episode 9 now streaming on HBO Max. All the episodes are going to get a weekly release, with one last episode to go, on Thursdays, 3 am ET. The runtime for the episodes are around 40 minutes and can range up to an hour. To read the review about the previous episodes of this show, click here.

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And Just Like That Episode 9 has its moments with Steve getting a chance to say things out loud.
Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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And Just Like That Episode 9 has its moments with Steve getting a chance to say things out loud.And Just Like That Episode 9 Review: Carrie-Steve's Relationship Rollercoaster and a Fundraiser