And Just Like That... Episode 1 "The first episode of the reboot begins at this glass-lined Meatpacking District restaurant inside The Whitney Museum, as Carrie, Charlotte and Miranda run into old acquaintance Bitsy von Muffling and discuss Samantha's conspicuous absence from their meal—and their lives."

And Just Like That... Episode 1 "On the way to her first day of classes at Columbia University, a nervous Miranda—who has quit her job as a corporate lawyer and is pursuing a master's degree in human rights—makes a stop at this local bar in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen for a glass of Chablis ... at 10:45 a.m."

And Just Like That... Episode 3 "Stanford Blatch (played by the late Willie Garson) squeezes into an afternoon lunch reservation with Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte at this Upper East Side restaurant. A three-top table is awkwardly converted into a four-seater in the corner to accommodate the extra guest, placing Stanford right next the kitchen door—which repeatedly slams into his chair every time it opens. But the main topic of conversation is a controversial beneficiary in Big's will: his ex-wife Natasha."

And Just Like That... Episode 3 "As they wait for Carrie to return from Natasha's office, Miranda and Charlotte sip on some iced drinks at a Soho location (at the corner of Spring St. and Crosby St.) of the coffee chain, and discuss Miranda and Steve's monotonous marriage and lack of a sex life. When Miranda goes up to place an order, she hands Charlotte her backpack to find her phone charger—but what Charlotte also finds are several empty miniature bottles of vodka stuffed inside."

And Just Like That... Episode 3 "After several attempts to connect with Natasha (voicemails! Instagram DMs! Office ambushes!), Carrie accidentally walks in on Big's ex-wife in the bathroom of this Upper West Side cafe—spilling her hot drink everywhere and burning her hand in the process. That's not the only tea that's spilled that afternoon: Natasha reveals she was surprised to be named in Big's will and is not accepting the $1 million he left her."

And Just Like That… Episode 4 "After a creepy man (aka Carrie's "worst nightmare") flirts with Carrie, she and her realtor Seema go to this Soho spot for Tonnarelli Cacio e Pepe and a classic Carrie cocktail: cosmopolitans. Between sips, the women discuss Seema's horror stories on dating apps, to which Carrie says, "Well, I think it's great that you're still putting yourself out there." Later in the episode, Seema tells Carrie how hurtful this flippant comment was to her."

And Just Like That… Episode 5 "Following a chiropractor appointment, Carrie and her pals brunch at this Brooklyn restaurant when she tells Miranda, Charlotte and Anthony, "I'm not an old lady! I have a congenital hip defect." This distinction sparks jokes about "being hip" versus "having hip surgery." After Charlotte scolds Anthony about his sassy commentsm he says, "This is my first solo lunch with you ladies—I have to bring it.""

And Just Like That… Episode 6 "The girls enjoy French cuisine while talking about the "cold and modern" apartment Carrie just purchased after having looked at 46 apartments with Seema. Miranda asks why she is leaving her brownstone for the new spot, but Carrie says that she can't stay in the apartment she moved into 26 years prior. Carrie says that moving into a new home will help her move on from Big's death."

And Just Like That… Episode 6 "While dining at this converted-shoe factory in Brooklyn, Miranda's new professor-turned-friend Nya tries to steer the dinner conversation away from children while her friends continue to talk about their kids. It isn't until Nya's frenemy Myrtle announces her pregnancy that Nya and her husband are forced to have a tense conversation about IVF treatments at the table."

And Just Like That… Episode 7 "Carrie's new realtor-turned-BFF Seema joins her, Miranda and Charlotte for drinks at the midtown bistro for conversations about dating. Following her editor (and Oprah!) requesting Carrie go on a date so she can add a not-so-depressing end to her upcoming memoir, the ladies strategize to find an eligible bachelor from dating apps and recently-divorced fathers at Charlotte's children's school."

And Just Like That… Episode 7 "Carrie takes the plunge and goes on a first date with a handsome teacher and fellow widower named Peter, who she met on a dating app. While at this Chinatown hotspot—known for their burgers and steaks—the pair discuss being on first dates following their spouses' deaths. To ease their nerves, they order a few too many drinks, leading to a stomach-turning disaster after dinner. Yes, they get drunk and end up vomiting all over another on the sidewalk in front of the restaurant."

And Just Like That… Episode 8 "While eating lobster rolls and crab legs at this Chelsea Market seafood restaurant, Miranda announces her plans to ask Steve for a divorce. Her friends are less shocked about Miranda's decision and more surprised that Charlotte still performs certain sexual acts with Harry in the bedroom. Miranda and Carrie are stunned and ask, "Is it his birthday? Is he dying or something?""

And Just Like That… Episode 8 "Charlotte plans a mother-daughter lunch date at this French restaurant, so she can have an open conversation with her teenage daughter Lily about sex. Instead, the conversation takes a turn when Charlotte grills Lily about a sexy selfie she posted on her secret Instagram account."

And Just Like That… Episode 9 "At the start of the episode, Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte eat at a corner table at the downtown French restaurant while discussing dating, menopause and community service. Carrie explains that she and Peter (yes, the guy she vomited on in an earlier episode) are not going on another date but rather a "do-over between two people who got sick on one another.""

And Just Like That… Episode 9 "Miranda and Che grab dinner at the retro, art-deco diner in Chelsea, in their first on-screen date since Miranda asked husband Steve for a divorce. While fans ask Che to take a selfie with them, Miranda labels herself as Che's girlfriend. Che later tell Miranda, "This isn't going to work if you lock us in those limiting relationship tropes...you're not my girlfriend and we're not dating. We are getting to know each other.""

And Just Like That… Episode 9 "Carrie and Peter meet outside this popular West Village restaurant for a do-over of their first date (you remember, the one when they vomited all over each other on the street? It's hard to forget). The pair doesn't make it inside the restaurant this time: Carrie reveals she's not ready to move on from her marriage to Big, and the two amicably part ways in front of the restaurant."

And Just Like That… Episode 10 "In the season finale, Carrie has lunch at chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Greenwich Village spot with Big's brother, who wants to know what Carrie plans to do with her late husband's ashes. "He's on a shelf in my closet, next to my very best shoes," Carrie says. "That would say a lot if you knew me better." In a dream that night, Carrie realizes the best place to scatter Big's ashes: Paris. By the end of the episode, Carrie tosses his ashes (stored in an Eiffel Tower-shaped clutch) off the bridge where the pair rekindled their love in the series finale of the original Sex and the City."