Spoilers For the "Party of one", the final of the series "And the same as that ..." follow, as long as it is a show how this can even break.

The final of the series "How I Meet Your Mother" and "Game of Thrones" could officially step down. He has a new winner of the "Worst Series Final" award, and firmly belongs to the "Party of One", the latest episode of "Sex and the City" Prarini and a sequel, titled "And Same ..." really, to say that this episode is a huge, steam pile of nonsense is insufficient. Out of that, in the last 34 minutes of this unnoticeable, constantly illogical and often pure terrible series, she is literally giving up everything That "sex and the city" once proudly represented each other.

I've already talked in length right here on /movie about how "and just like that ..." absolutely sucks And why the flat fails, at every imaginable level, to live up to the highs, and even the falls of "sex and the city". I also talked about the fact that, two weeks ago we learned that "And just like that ..." will come closer at the end of his third season. Honestly, I probably had to expect that even if it was the same writers behind conspiracy lines like "Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) seduces a virgin nuns played by Rosie O'Donell, who then sings a song by" Wicked "on her in Times Square," The " Last episode of the series It would be boring and terrible, but wow! I didn't really expect the literal s ** tshow we get, and I feel like an absolute clown !!!

I, of course, get into dirt on why this is abrupt And Episode of meandering (select A. Fight !!!) is such a bad and weird final, but let me deal with "the destruction of the inheritance of" sex and the city "first. During the original show, Our protagonist Carrie Bradshaw, played by Sarah Essesica Parkerdating a bunch of guys ... but she Also She enjoys her independence and always gives the priorities of her friendships with Miranda, Charlotte York-Goalblatt (Christine Davis, who returned for "and just like that ...") and Samantha Onesons (Kim Katral, who pointed out no Return to the revival series). In "Party of one", Kerry, for virtually no apparent reason, seems to start from the square one when it comes to the "frightening" perspective to be "alone". Seriously?!

At the beginning of the "One Party", Kerry headed to the hotspot of Haidilao, a restaurant in Queens, for a solo lunch. The first number with this is simply that if you have any close acquaintance with the geography of the Newoufor and its surroundings, you know that Queens is pretty far away From Kerry's inexplicable palace, but she says she "just walked," what, well? The second question is that Kerry acts as she has never eaten in a restaurant before, although it is one of her main hobbies (while buying shoes and writing a seemingly terrible historical fiction), judging by the confused way she communicates with the server and iPad menu. The third and last issue, however, is narrative - which is that Kerry seems to be terrible and anxious to be eating alone, complementing the hostess, putting the mascot of the Tommy Tomato restaurant from her in her stand without asking.

Gete I reach the rest of the episode announcement now, but it is important to note that the final is literally starting with a mini-story that comes down to "Kerry is in itself, and doesn't like it." Elsewhere, the characters need to be gathered for what I can only describe as the worst dinner for Thanksgiving in history, perhaps the second only to the first, where European settlers have infected indigenous Americans with measles. Miranda's son, Brady (Neil Cunningham), is understandably furious that his mixing mother invited his now pregnant former Fling, MIA (played by Ella Stiller, whom I was only informed is Ben Stiller's daughter), to the festivities - but worse is that MIA wears two stereotypes of General Z, one of which distracts Epic (Spike Einbinder). The epic clogs the toilet, and a side character named Mark Casabian, a veteran of the stage and the screen, Victor Garber, is left to fight, the clogging said. This is, without exaggeration, at least four to five minutes of the 34-minute duration of this episode.

However, above that, if you look at Sema Patel's latest plot (the great and totally under -used Sarita Juduri), Lisa Todd Wexley (Nicole Ari Parker) and Charlotte, they all focus on some form of romantic Loveubeub or intimacy. (LETE I play Miranda, who has a real sweet moment with my girlfriend - slide of Dolly Wales - Slide, though all the work feels unfinished at best.) Let me explain.

During season 3 of "And just like that ...", we learned so, So Much for Harry Goldenblatt (Evan Handler) shone penis. First, he annoyed the pants. He then discovered that he had a prostate cancer and was treated for it, just to become temporarily impotent. While it was at least a a little Emotionally resonant to see Charlotte deal with the terrible news of Harry's diagnosis, their entire resolution is that they have sex because Harry's penis is working again. (I can't point out this enough: Everything I learned about Harry's penis this season was against my will.) Meanwhile, Lisa Todd Wexley feels attracted to the boy who edits his documentary, Marion (Mehkad Brooks), but they agree not to deal with it, and she goes home to kiss her husband. "Hamilton"). As for Sema, she is worried about her boyfriend, Adam Karma (Logan Marshall-Green), unwilling to marry, though she's gone, anything The point before this, expressed a deep desire for marriage; Nothing comes from this before the episode ends.

Honestly, very "and just like that ..." he centered romantic relationships in a way I personally find them out and strange. After killing Johnon "M -Big" by Chris Nott, "Mr. Big" Preston - Kerry's husband for decades - with the premiere of Peton in the series, the show made an absolutely confusing choice to reintroduce Kerry's convicted fiancé. Aidan has finally stopped emotionally terrorizing Kerry at the end of season 3, but Do you see my point here?! Why was Aidan even returned to the quarrel after Big's death? Why did Kerry had to convey one of her worst and least healthy relationships just so that the show could pair her with someone?

In the series of "Sex and the City" final, says Kerry in Gliver, "the most important relationship of all is the one you have with you. And if you find someone to love the loveice you love, it's great." If she had a voice at the end of "And the same as that ..." (aside from editing milquetoast to her lavishly bad novel), it would probably be something like, "You have to finish someone and it's bad to be alone, but I guess if you are are Only, you have to deal with it somehow. "If you want to see a show that has its own problems, but it's usually pretty good, look at" Sex and the City. "If you want to watch Victor Garber staring in the toilet full of tours, look" and just like that ... "because both series are on HBO Max now.