Perspective: In “And Just Like That...,” Aidan’s reintroduction was teased as a burst of serotonin for viewers who weathered a season of Carrie grieving Big, but the effect quickly fades.
The show languishes in familiar territory and loses the novelty of its middle-aged protagonist learning new things about herself. Within a couple episodes, the most fascinating discovery Carrie makes is that a garlic press can cost $40.Even then, familiarity is only embraced to the extent that Aidan is comfortable with it. When he refuses to enter Carrie’s brownstone, which she moved into after Big’s death as a means of grounding herself, he rejects one of her main comforts.
The rekindled relationship prompts Carrie to rethink her life’s decisions. In a surprisingly poignant moment from last week’s episode, she asks Miranda whether choosing Big “was a big mistake.”
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