The penultimate episode, in which various things are worn, said, thought, and even—in some cases—done. Fascinating!
In which we learn that Carrie and Lily are apparently friends, Miranda is the absolute worst, and Che possesses a complex moral code that includes being anti-rain, anti-homewrecking, and pro-segregation.
Rock and Rambo rally in a hard-hitting contest of wits, tits, and favourite bits of AJLT’s seventh serve and find it far better seen than heard. Down with the sound of whiny bitches whining over trifles, like a bitch; up with the celestial light of couture, the Grand Slam champ of the season.
The matchy-matchy fashion-heavy sixth episode, 'Diwali', which causes our Rock to question her grasp on the fundamentals of the check language.
Come with us on a journey filled with sex, booze, drugs, and more than a bit of piss, as we burrow wrist-deep into 'Tragically Hip'.
In which Rambo lobbies to get Rock's seemingly endless farshun wisdom recognised by the UN.
When in Rome, or A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Netflix Comedy Concert (just not at it).
In which we examine, among other things, the topics of sex education, censorship, fashion, competitive grief, and Rock's deeply troubling fetish.
The inaugural episode, in which the ladies of And Just Like That ... find themselves dropped into a world where the passage of time between the end of Sex and the City and the present seemingly did not occur for them.