And Just Like What? A Sex and the City Podcast

Meredith and Ricky love a charade, especially when it involves Carrie pulling out her cowboy hat and heading to the Hamptons. This week we cover “I Love a Charade, ” the season 5 finale, where the gang flees New York to attend the wedding of Bitsy and Bobby. Carrie horrifies Berger with her frothy repartee about her soul-crushing relationship with Aidan; Samantha goes ape sh*t on the boob crew; Charlotte proclaims her love of both Cats and Harry; and Miranda smells a fake lilac and sleeps with Steve. We promise not to sprint to our motorcycle and zoom away if you overshare with us — we want to know all your hot gossip, inner feelings, and musings about Sex and the City. Slide into our DMs anytime at ⁠@andjustlikewhatpod⁠ or email us at ⁠shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com⁠. we loved diving into Season 5 with you!

Meredith and Ricky have major scallops envy after watching this episode of Sex and the City, and that's NOT an inner-circle swinger euphemism. Tune in to see why "The Big Journey" is one of our all-time favorite episodes. There's a bit of everything: Carrie's monster zit and morning sex with Big, Samantha's desperate drinking car antics, Miranda's giant hot dog, and Harry's creepy designs on Charlotte. You don't have to call us on our Motorola we claim not to own to get in touch with us, you can follow and DM us at @andjustlikewhatpod or email us at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com

Carrie is officially the worst as she rides out an amazing time in her life by being a terrible friend. From dismissing Marcus’s admittedly sad Broadway revue performance to “offering” Miranda help but not really meaning it, Carrie is in full Karen mode and she has the two-tone, dual textured, sassy haircut to prove it. Meanwhile Samantha is full naked clown as she searches for a new vibrator, and Charlotte finds a man who can handle her ugly side.Are these friends the worst? Yes. Is Sex and the City still the best? YES! You don’t have to offer us your appointment at the John Mandy Salon to prove you love us, you just need to subscribe and leave us an amazing review wherever you listen. DM us at @andjustlikewhatpod or email us at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com and we’ll reply ASAP.

Halloween is perfect timing for this fright of a Sex and the City episode. This week, Meredith and Ricky fear to tread into plotlines such as Samantha’s medical aesthetics meat face, Charlotte’s creepy mother-in-law/gentleman caller confrontation, Miranda’s extremely questionable parenting skills, and Carrie’s chilling encounter with a town car driver who won’t take her home after her chaotic book launch. The only ray of pure heavenly sunshine is the introduction to Jack Berger and his eyebrows. You don’t have to lock all the doors and drive us to your favorite street meat dive to get our attention, you just need to DM us on Instagram at @andjustlikewhatpod or email us at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. We love doing this pod for you, so show us some love by rating and reviewing wherever you listen.

Do you judge a book by its cover? Well, the Sex and the City gang are serving up mega judgements this episode as Carrie prepares for her first book cover. Join Meredith and Ricky as they judge Krispy Kreme, fembot fashions, and Samantha’s unique workplace behavior.  Also in this episode: Carrie’s ringlet curls, Samantha’s afternoon delight, Miranda at Weight Watchers, and Charlotte’s Amazon addiction. You don’t have to throw a hardcover book out your window to get our attention, you can just DM us at @andjustlikewhatpod or email us at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. We love creating this podcast for you! Show us some love and leave and subscribe, rate and review wherever you listen!

All aboard the BJ PJ where you’ll be whisked away to Atlantic City to play out your saddest fantasies. That’s right, this week Meredith and Ricky dive into “Luck Be and Old Lady,” from Sex and the City Season 5, Episode 3.  It’s Charlotte’s thirty-faux birthday and the gang decides to crash Samantha and Richard’s trip to Atlantic City. They arrive at the epicenter of inappropriate behavior AKA the Trump Taj Mahal where they breathe in the smoky air, take in the tacky sights and generally treat each other badly until they discover the true meaning of friendship. Tune in and listen along as we deconstruct this memorable episode. You don’t have to run up eight flights of stairs in a pearl thong to get our attention, you just need to slide into our DMs at @andjustlikewhatpod or email us a shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. We love making this podcast for you, so show us some love and leave a review wherever you listen!

Let’s play a game! Read the name of this episode and try to remember what it’s about. Drawing a complete blank? So did Meredith and Ricky, but they were quickly reminded that after a hailstorm of activity, Sex and The City often likes to cleanse the palate with an episode that goes down like a spoonful of lemon sorbet.  Here are some keywords, if you’re ever tested again: Carrie: tartan hat, book deal, Amy Sedaris, Molly Shannon, godmother. Charlotte: daily affirmations, lipstick. Samantha: canary diamond. Miranda: baptism, drunk Mary, custom-made suit.  You don’t have to manifest a conversation with us, just follow and DM us on Instagram @andjustlikewhatpod or email us at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com Please like, subscribe, rate and review wherever you hear the pod. It means the world to us!

Season 5 of Sex and the City is off to a great start. Carrie is finally single and dating her one true love: New York City. It’s the only boyfriend she can rely on, until it utterly disappoints her.  Join Meredith and Ricky as they unpack this classic episode, from Miranda’s new reality with Brady Brady, to Charlotte’s reawakened sexuality, to Samantha’s insane revenge tactics. And boobs. So many boobs.  Watch “Anchors Away,” Sex and the City, Season 5, episode 1 (original airdate July 21, 2002) with us. You don’t have to leave hundreds of messages on our answering machine to get us to pick up, you can slide into our DMs anytime and we’ll reply ASAP! As always, join the conversation ⁠@andjustlikewhatpod⁠ or email us at ⁠shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com⁠ And don’t forget to leave a review whoever you listen. It means the world!

This is the episode we’ve all been waiting for. I “Heart NY” is Sex and the City’s love letter to the show’s fifth character: The City that Never Sleeps. Who could sleep when you have less than 72 hours to say farewell to the Chrysler Building (AKA Mr. Big)? If you’re Carrie you must fit in as many New York references and analogies as possible, all while wearing amniotic-fluid-drenched Louboutins. Meanwhile, Samantha goes full Pink Panther to catch Richard in the act, Charlotte deescalates a weird situation, and Miranda gives birth to Bwady Bwady (your mind will be blown). You don’t have to call us in the middle of the night because you’re lonely, you can DM or email us anytime at @andjustlikewhatod and at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. We promise to tell you before we move to Napa. As always, subscribe, rate, and review the pod. It means the world!

On this episode of And Just Like What? A Sex and the City Podcast, Meredith and Ricky dive into the penultimate episode of season 4, "A Vogue Idea." Carrie gets a party-in-the-front/business-in-the back haircut and struts her way into her new-improved life: new hair, new mortgage, and new job at Vogue! But her daddy issues immediately surface when she meets father-figure Julien (gross!). Samantha and Richard commit to monogamy in the most sociopathic way possible. And Charlotte and Miranda spar off in the battle of the baby shower. You don’t need to call us on your bluetooth while we’re in an important meeting to reach us, we’ll always reply on Instagram @andjustlikewhatpod or via email at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. As always, listen, subscribe, rate, and review our pod. It means the world!

Ring a ding ding, Carrie, this is your wake up call to inform you that you're the worst (and the best). This week Meredith and Ricky sort through the detritus of Carrie's mistake-ridden life, including her litigious breakup with Aidan, her $40K shoe habit, and her lack of boundaries with everyone she encounters. We also cover Miranda's gross flirty flatulence, Samantha's ongoing cringe relationship with Richard, and Charlotte's sad re-entry into singledom. You don't need to demand we give our our 2.17-carat Tiffany engagement ring to get our attention, we will engage ASAP on @andjustlikewhatpod. Subscribe, rate, and review our pod. It means the world!

This is Sex and the City at its finest. Carrie finally expresses her true feelings about the wedding to Aiden after he suggests they get Maui-ed, and her honesty doesn’t pay off. Their story comes to a gut wrenching climax in front of the fountains at Columbus Circle. Join us as we unpack this sadness. It’ll be fun, we promise! Also in this episode: Charlotte tap dances her way into nobody’s heart; Samantha has revenge sex with the grossest man in Manhattan; and Miranda finally connects with future Bwady. You don’t need to continually make metaphors about breaking down our walls to get in touch with us, you can easily DM us at @andjustlikewhatpod with whatever is on your mind (we’ll reply ASAP). Please rate, review and subscribe to our pod wherever you listen. It means so much!

This week, Meredith and Ricky dive deep into Sex and the City's "All That Glitters," Season 4, Episode 14, which aired on January 13, 2002. It’s a palate cleanser of an episode before the sh*t hits the fan. Things are melancholy in Manhattan as the gals realize life isn’t always what it seems from the outside. Carrie is in peak monster-fiancée mode as she pops her engagement ring onto a necklace and paints the town beige with Oliver. Samantha gets high on beefcake XTC, and naked d*cks at a gay club, then tells Richard something she regrets. Miranda’s workplace finally gets casual Friday, which Max is THERE for. Meanwhile, Charlotte and Trey die inside as their ugly apartment gets photographed for H&G magazine. You don’t need a key to Bungalow 8 to win us over; slide into our DMs at @andjustlikewhatpod anytime. As always, subscribe, rate, and review wherever you listen!

This all-time classic episode has a bit of everything: romance, fights, crypt-keeper fashion, cardboard babies, and Meredith and Ricky are HERE. FOR. IT.This week, rewatch Sex and the City's Season 4 keeper, "The Good Fight." Meredith claims Aidan comes out smelling like a rose (perhaps one of his many Speedstick scents?) while Ricky thinks he's peak annoying and the Carrie is justified in her attempt to save her closet space from his ugly clutter. Speaking of roses, Richard gives Samantha an array of things that are long and pink; meanwhile, Miranda just wants one more kick at the sexual can before giving birth to Bwady, despite her very unfounded medical theories, and Charlotte and Trey compete for the title of "least funny person in Manhattan." (Spoiler, it's a tie!)You don't have to play Sade to woo us, just slide into our DMs at @andjustlikewhatpod. As always, subscribe, rate and review wherever you listen!

We’ve got baguettes on the mind as the Olympics ramp up in Paris, yet we pulled ourselves away from pole vaulting to rewatch “Just Say Yes," season 4, episode 12 of Sex and the City. Carrie pukes at the sight of Aiden’s hideous yellow gold, pear-shaped diamond wedding ring; Miranda gets a proposal from a man-child; Samantha gets an indecent proposal from Richard; and Trey proposes he take some time away from Charlotte after she goes berserk at the Highland Fling. Say YES to subscribing, rating, and reviewing our pod. Follow us at @andjustlikewhatpod — especially if you have some insider tea! We love ya!

Meredith and Ricky compile all public knowledge about season three of And Just Like That... What's up with that photo of the cast wearing black? Why did they seem happy? Who isn't returning? Who's new? We dish about all of this (and share our misguided theories, hopes and dreams for the show) as we patiently await the premier (BTW, when IS it premiering?). What do you predict for season three? Drop us a line at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com or DM us on Instagram at @andjustlikewhatpod. We love it!

Things get real as Miranda deals with the repercussions of having sex with Steve. This episode is all toddler confidence fashions, hot 'za in the city, and zany styling at its best, and Meredith and Ricky are here for it. Also: Charlotte's doctor makes a silly yet devastating mistake; Samantha does Lucy Liu wrong by a Birkin; and Carrie realizes that telling the truth has positive effects on her relationship with Aiden. You can tell us the truth anytime you'd like by DMing us on Instagram @andjustlikewhatpod. Subscribe, rate and review wherever you hear our pod. It means the world!

Join Meredith and Ricky as they rewatch "Belles of the Balls." This episode packs in every ball reference imaginable, so we hope you brushed up on your anatomy, sports, and chutzpah references! Charlotte needs Trey to prove his balls are producing the good stuff; Samantha is ballsy enough to impress Richard Wright; Miranda proves a uniball bartender from Brooklyn is sexy after all; and Carrie — oh Carrie — has the balls to try to make Aiden play nice with Big. You don't have to write down our number from the message on our machine to get ahold of us — you can follow us on Instagram at @andjustlikewhatpod or email us at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. And don't forget to follow, review and rate our pod! It means so much.

In this perfect follow-up to the brilliant but heavy "My Motherboard, My Self," we hightail it to Aiden's cabin of horrors in Suffern. NY. As expected, things don't go too well — Carrie's a city gal after all, as evidenced by her movie-going habits. Meanwhile, Miranda puts on a brooch and makes Steve cry; Charlotte witnesses some weird family behavior; and Samantha milks everything in sight. You don't have to bake us a weird pie to show us that you care; you can follow, rate and review our pod wherever you listen. Or engage with us on social at @andjustlikewhatpod.

It doesn't get much better than this. Join Meredith and Ricky as they rewatch this classic Sex and the City episode. Carrie's world is turned upside down when her computer crashes; thankfully, she has the wherewithal to be a true best friend to Miranda in her time of need. Also: Samantha can't get the release she seeks; Charlotte becomes the Martha Stewart of Death; and Aiden yearns to add another key to his comically big keychain. You don't have to take the midnight train to Philly to show up for us, you can follow us on Instagram and Threads @andjustlikewhatpod or email us a shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. As always, please follow, subscribe to, and review our pod — it means so much!