And Just Like That…: Season 1

"We recognise these characters, but it's not just someone at the table who's missing - it's an energy."

"Here, there's more space between jokes and more space still between funny ones."

"A smart, layered, insightful gem..."

"And Just Like That tries too hard to bring its cultural brand into a new era, but it reclaims a core humanity lacking in the previous franchise extensions."

"The flounce and fizziness of the original series are largely absent from this moodier and more self-serious one."

"It lacks the spark of Sex and the City. Now it's just another show."

"This is a series on its back heels: defensive, reactive, terrified to offend."

"(And Just Like That... is) so good that Kim Cattrall must be kicking herself..."

"It’s not good, per se, but it offers plenty to talk about and has moments... that resonate."

"So much about it is painfully forced."

"Mostly wonoderful..."

"It captures a lot of the heart and charm that the original did, alongside some hard emotional truths."

"And Just Like That... affirms that Carrie, Charlotte and Miranda failed to mature into women any sane person would want to spend time with..."

"Like the movies, this... show yields diminishing returns."

"It trades in its wit for a humourless, tone-deaf sequel series that struggles to make any case for its existence."

"Most of it is not terrible, though the parts that are are very, very terrible."

"Everything is in the right place, but nothing feels quite right."

"All the reasons you watched Sex and The City the first time round are here..."