"And Just Like That" isn't brave enough to let Lisa Todd Wexley have a real choice with motherhood
1 year, 7 months ago

"And Just Like That" isn't brave enough to let Lisa Todd Wexley have a real choice with motherhood

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The following contains spoilers for "And Just Like That" Season 2, Episode 10, "There Goes the Neighborhood" Appropriate to its status as a penultimate episode in a TV season, much transpires in "The Last Supper Part One: Appetizer" episode in "And Just Like That…" to tee up the finale's phone date with destiny – er, Samantha Jones. In "There Goes the Neighborhood," an overwhelmed Mrs. Wexley passes out while trying to balance her career, planning Herbert's campaign, and failing to mother correctly. "The Last Supper Part One: Appetizer" picks up that conversation at a lunch LTW is enjoying with Miranda, Carrie and Charlotte, and Charlotte cannot help but sing her friend's praises: PBS is extending Lisa's documentary into a 10-part series. "Sex and the City" spend the entire episode exploring the last impact terminating a pregnancy has on a woman's life.

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"And Just Like That" demonstrates the mother of all downers: spoiled rich kids
1 year, 7 months ago

"And Just Like That" demonstrates the mother of all downers: spoiled rich kids

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The following contains spoilers for "And Just Like That" Season 2, Episode 9, "There Goes the Neighborhood" One of the most thoughtful conversations in "And Just Like That …" occurs in its first season, when Nya confides in Miranda that she's going through a second round of in vitro fertilization. In ye olden "Sex and the City" days, Carrie supported …

"And Just Like That," Charlotte takes her final form: white woman demanding to speak to the manager
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"And Just Like That," Charlotte takes her final form: white woman demanding to speak to the manager

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Charlotte York Goldenblatt could use better friends. This continues in "And Just Like That …" when Charlotte, by force of will, adds filmmaker, fine art collector and fellow rich lady Lisa Todd Wexley to her clutch of ladies who lunch. "This is blasphemy," Lisa affirms after glimpsing Lily's miniature Chanel offered up online, like some common rag – and marked …

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