By season three, the series seemed to have found its tone. I also started to like or re-like these characters, and the humour and stories just started to feel like old SATC. It was obviously too late for And just like that—in fact, it's a wonder that there could have been three seasons because most of seasons 1 and 2 were complete disasters. [spoiler] So with it being axed, it's not a surprise that the last episode felt a bit rushed. Yes, they -kind of- gave everybody endings, and they even received happy endings, but it felt like the showrunners did not properly prepare for a wrap, so the pacing was a bit off (with a very unnecessary poop shenanigan). I am not surprised and not sad that it's coming to an end, but for some reason, I think I would have watched it for some more now, especially because of Seema and somewhat because of Lisa. The latter's storyline this season was a bit lackluster, but overall, she and her family have been some of the most interesting people on the show with correct chemistry. Seema definitely overshone everyone and everything, and I am glad they gave her a good pairing (I even accepted Logan Marshall-Green here, even though I seriously dislike the guy in every other thing). [/spoiler] So all in all, it was a rollercoaster ride with this show - somehow I still kept coming back for nostalgia or the dumpster fire, or in season three, for curiosity. It's a forgettable series, but And just like that, I enjoyed hating it.

By season three, the series seemed to have found its tone. I also started to like or re-like these characters, and the humour and stories just started to feel like old SATC. It was obviously too late for And just like that—in fact, it's a wonder that there could have been three seasons because most of seasons 1 and 2 were complete disasters. [spoiler] So with it being axed, it's not a surprise that the last episode felt a bit rushed. Yes, they -kind of- gave everybody endings, and they even received happy endings, but it felt like the showrunners did not properly prepare for a wrap, so the pacing was a bit off (with a very unnecessary poop shenanigan). I am not surprised and not sad that it's coming to an end, but for some reason, I think I would have watched it for some more now, especially because of Seema and somewhat because of Lisa. The latter's storyline this season was a bit lackluster, but overall, she and her family have been some of the most interesting people on the show with correct chemistry. Seema definitely overshone everyone and everything, and I am glad they gave her a good pairing (I even accepted Logan Marshall-Green here, even though I seriously dislike the guy in every other thing). [/spoiler] So all in all, it was a rollercoaster ride with this show - somehow I still kept coming back for nostalgia or the dumpster fire, or in season three, for curiosity. It's a forgettable series, but And just like that, I enjoyed hating it.

Still far from being good. Still a captivating hate-watch though. Perhaps the best of all seasons. They reduced the BS-factor. Not enough though. They reduced the number of main characters. Not enough though. They continue to tell too many little, inconsequential, neither witty nor hilarious and boring stories that move in snail speed due to the plethora of people in this show.