Tragically Hip

This episode is a particular low considering where Sex and The City was. I understand writers tried to stay relevant, but the whole storyline degraded to elementary practical jokes and situational sketches down to our basic primary needs. This is neither funny, nor entertaining and I am quite puzzled as to what kind of audience this might appeal. Not the one that liked the original series, I guess...

Why are the writers trying to rewrite everything.

Miranda isn't gay, never has been. You can't just decide to make a character gay just because Cynthia Nixon is. It's just bizarre writing and basically takes a big old bat to the original series. It's four, single, straight women tearing it up, with 3 of them eventually settling down. Why is that soo hard to get for these writers.

And come on, another trans storyline in 2022. We get it, trans people are rightfully finally getting a say in society but that doesn't mean that every kid today in a tv show is trans. And Charlotte just wouldn't care at all that her kid is trans, she'd be totally cool and supportive with it.

I can't, I just can't. It's more than bad, more than disappointing, more than tragically woke, it's just painful. No direction, no real depth, and no point. Shallow people and shallow relationships at 50.

What did I just watch?! The directors keeps making it worse and worse for SATC fans. I don't get it why the three ladies had agreed to be a part of this BS sequel and how the Producers who once created a fantastic show could come up with this non-sense. It's embarrassing how bad it is and ridiculous that now every show or movie has to bring in today's politics whether it's related to the show or not. I want to unwatch all 5 episodes.

Well , this is probably last episode I watch and last time I will rate this , this is tooooo painful to watch.

It's messed up ! And this show is ruining old charm of SATC

I can't believe HBO let this happens.