Season 3, Episode 10 Recap of And Just Like That…
After a string of fairly quiet episodes, tonight’s And Just Like That… was—dare I say it—kind of action-packed?! In the space of less than an hour, we get Carrie giving not a thought to Aidan post-breakup (correct), Miranda freaking out about impending potential grandmotherhood (hmm), the return of Steve (bless!), and…Carrie maybe meeting her literary and romantic match? Below, find every thought I had about Season 3, Episode 10 of And Just Like That…:
-
Carrie’s New Look
Carrie’s hair is hair-ing
-
Steve’s Return
STEVE! Saying “Miranda” in his signature dulcet tones! Aw, and Brady! Man, he really inherited his mother’s scarlet locks. He’s going to be a chef? Go off, baby Carmy! Oy vey iz mir, and he got someone pregnant? And she’s having the baby? Man, Brady really buried the lede. Steve is kind of being a hypocrite here, for someone who accidentally impregnated Miranda with what ended up being Brady.
-
Miranda’s Dilemma
I know it’s not the point, but why is Miranda wearing…a turtleneck with a floor-length skirt? For that matter, what the hell is Carrie wearing? Tights and a big sweater? OK, naughty college co-ed!
-
New Relationships
Giuseppe having only one roommate on the Upper West Side in his 20s (or 30s, I forget)? Get over yourself and marry him, Anthony. It could be so much worse. Man, I really don’t care about Lisa’s husband’s comptroller campaign or whatever.
-
Unexpected Twists
“Frocks”? Oh, Duncan. This man is like a cartoon of a British guy. Aw, is he going to be the first man to appreciate Carrie’s closet?
-
Love Interests
Well, this Giuseppe/Geppetto storyline escalation feels unnecessary, but yay! He’s moving in with Anthony! Okay, Duncan, we do love a Margaret Thatcher-hater. This woman is a British book publisher, or something? Carrie is a bit cooked, I fear. Is the vibe…on for Carrie and Duncan?
-
Final Moments
Duncan lighting a cigarette after sex……ah, to be a hot boomer. Aw, I like that he’s excited about her writing and gets her on that level instead of viewing her work as a threat (Aidan) or as trivial (Big). Phew, Carrie agrees. I bet she’ll rue the day she kissed a writer in the dark.
