And Just Like That… does not end with the return of Duncan Reeves ( Jonathan Cake) or Aidan Shaw ( John Corbett ). Instead, the Sex and the City spin-off ends with Carrie Bradshaw alone in her big house, rewriting her novel’s epilogue to affirm that “The Woman” was “not alone, but on her own.” Carrie’s story ends with her single in the city.

The show ends with a montage of the crew in their respective homes eating pie, and Carrie is alone at her massive house. She rewrites the epilogue of her book to say, "The woman realized she was not alone - she was on her own."

David Eigenberg returns as Steve on 'And Just Like That' season 3 amid shocking family drama involving Miranda and their son Brady

"I will tell you, the puppet was almost the most expensive guest star we've ever had on the show," he tells EW. "The puppet was almost more than Patti LuPone. I'm telling you." The Broadway icon played Giuseppe's mother who constantly sparred with Anthony and opposed that relationship.

Like every single person who has written about “And Just Like That...,” I have used the title in a naked and half-assed attempt to be clever. Which honestly could also be the title of the series.

Carrie Bradshaw contemplates her future on 'And Just Like That' while visiting her former apartment and writing her book's conclusion

Here’s hoping that “And Just Like That” continues to age gracefully. “And Just Like That” Season 3 premieres Thursday, May 29 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on Max.

Perhaps this is because “And Just Like That” seemed finally, maybe, to be hitting its stride. When it began, the show felt like two concepts at war with each other: one an organic progression through time,