The Worst Episodes of And Just Like That…

While Carrie questions whether she’s ready for more than a casual fling, Miranda starts to worry her relationship with Che is only about sex.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King, Susan Fales-Hill

While Carrie struggles with a podcast ad script, Charlotte tries to retrieve Lily’s designer clothes, and chaos ensues when Miranda loses her phone.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King, Susan Fales-Hill

As Carrie recuperates from hip surgery, Charlotte learns surprising news about her daughter, and Che’s words help Miranda face some truths about her life.

Director: Gillian Robespierre

Writer: Samantha Irby

After discussing how to handle change, Carrie is challenged to be “sexually” open on Che’s podcast, Miranda has a disastrous first day of school, and Charlotte tries to impress a fellow mom. And then – another big change no one saw coming.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie learns of a surprising development involving Big’s ex. Charlotte worries about how to handle a daughter’s revelation. Miranda ponders the state of her marriage.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky

Looking to move forward, Carrie meets with self-made real estate broker Seema Patel. Meanwhile, Charlotte plans a high-stakes dinner party for LTW as Miranda and Nya connect over the frank realities of motherhood.

Director: Gillian Robespierre

Writer: Keli Goff

Carrie gets an offer to write a column for seniors. Charlotte and Lisa celebrate the start of summer camp. Miranda navigates life back in NYC.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky

Carrie's giant leap for her future self helps her embrace the past, while Miranda makes a confession to a shocked Charlotte.

Director: Cynthia Nixon

Writer: Rachna Fruchbom

Carrie’s publisher tasks her with injecting some hope into her new book, Miranda attempts to rekindle a spark with Steve, and Charlotte bristles when Harry imposes on her sacred space… tennis.

Director: Anu Valia

Writer: Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky

After coming clean to Che, Miranda is spurred toward making a life-altering decision. Carrie attempts to learn more about her mysterious 20-something neighbor. Charlotte’s efforts to be more open with her kids about sex get derailed.

Director: Anu Valia

Writer: Rachna Fruchbom

Carrie questions whether she’s ready to take another step toward letting go. Charlotte boasts that she’s finally finished menopause. Miranda’s spontaneity backfires.

Director: Nisha Ganatra

Writer: Michael Patrick King, Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky

Miranda and Charlotte come to Carrie’s aid, proving what good friends are for. Anthony and Stanford vow to let go of petty arguments.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Charlotte plans the ultimate rite of passage for Rock. Che throws Miranda for a loop. Carrie finds closure.

Director: Nisha Ganatra

Writer: Michael Patrick King, Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky

Carrie conjures a spur of the moment excuse to get out of an emotional audiobook taping. Charlotte and Lisa try to get their hands on a “MILF” list.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky

Carrie has a run-in with a tech entrepreneur. Miranda and Che navigate conflicting schedules. Charlotte veers into stage mom territory.

Director: Cynthia Nixon

Writer: Samantha Irby, Lucas Froehlich

Carrie asks Che to be her moral support at a conference for widows. Miranda broaches an uncomfortable conversation with Steve.

Director: Cynthia Nixon

Writer: Michael Patrick King, Rachel Palmer

Carrie preps for a dinner party farewell to her apartment – and both its good and bad memories. Miranda takes steps to make amends with her exes.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

As Carrie puts the finishing touches on her dinner party, Miranda reconnects with Steve, and Seema worries that she's been too vulnerable with Ravi.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie makes a big decision for her and Aidan's future. Lisa attempts to keep up with the demands of her career and Herbert's political campaign.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Carrie ponders the significance of her upcoming dinner with Aidan. A newly single Miranda explores the possibilities of dating again.

Director: Ry Russo-Young

Writer: Samantha Irby

Carrie questions her past choices as she prepares to meet Aidan's sons. Meanwhile, Charlotte gets ready to go back to work full time.

Director: Ry Russo-Young

Writer: Michael Patrick King, Julie Rottenberg, Elisa Zuritsky