“Sex and City” “Inaccurate” and a controversial restart

But instead of reviving the beloved New York luster in the early first decade of the twentieth century, the restarting of “sex and city” has almost anger immediately.

The bidder Michael Patrick King confirmed the news this week, and revealed that the HBO Max series will conclude with a two -part conclusion at the end of her third season.

This advertisement comes after the fans spent the ascending of the original privilege years in breaking the cross show, describing it “wake up”, “terrible”, and even “unconnected”.

Miranda’s relationship with the non -bilateral comedian Chi Diaz (played by Sarah Ramirez) left the fans angry, as many bombed the story as unrealistic and worthy of praise. Meanwhile, Carrie was amazed by viewers long when she announced that Mr. Beige, the so -called love in her life, was a “mistake”, just later agreed to a romantic position with Aidan Shaw on ICE for five years.

The drama did not stop on the screen, too.

Chris NoteA shocking exit in the first season, after his character, Mr. Beige, died of a heart attack in the first show episode, and many women accused actors of sexual assault. While he denied all allegations and was never charged, It was not cleaned quickly From the series completely.

Despite the chaos, King insisted on the decision to end the show was creative, not reactionary.

“While I was writing the last episode of” and such … “Season 3, it became clear to me that this might be a great place to stop.” “Along with Sarah Jessica Parker, Casey Blays and Sarah Aubbari, we decided to end the popular series this year with a two -part conclusion and extend the arrangement of the original series from 10 episodes to 12.”

He added that he was delayed in announcing the news because “they do not want the final word to overwhelm the pleasure of watching the season.”

He concluded by saying: “With great gratitude, we thank all the viewers who left these characters in their homes and hearts throughout these many years.”

It is not surprising, that social media lit up reactions after news “and such …” cancellation erupted, and many viewers felt long ago that the decision was long.

One of the frustrated fans wrote: “This is the right decision. Our beloved personalities have destroyed them in stereotypes, none of them were authentic,” said one of the frustrated fans. “Thank you for ending the show instead of continuing to distort its legacy. Writing and love better for these women were made for a great adventure of love. Instead, we got slow writing and versions that retreated from women who raised us. The time to finish.”

Others echoed similar frustrations, noting that the show left the magic of “sex and the city”.

“I love the actors’ team, but I don’t think they should have moved forward unless they had the original Core 4,” one of the users argued, while another pleading, “just doing better, just let Carrie be the same again.”

Some even suggested that the concession should have concluded years ago. “Frankly … I hope that the second movie ends,” one of the fans admitted. “This series has almost destroyed everything I loved in the original series.”

Everyone was not chanting the cancellation news. For many loyal viewers, “and such …” they became a bright point in their week, and left the advertisement.

“I feel upset! I love this damned show !!! It was really cool, what anyone says!” One of the fans wrote, “Can you just give us another season ????????????

Others echoed the feelings, describing it as “the most sad news ever.”