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“And Just Like That…” Season 3 has arrived, and with it, a fresh wave of dazzling New York City scenery, Aidan Shaw’s (John Corbett) charming return, and, of course, plenty of moments that leave viewers scratching their heads. While the show continues to deliver the familiar comfort of seeing Carrie Bradshaw navigate life and love, some plot points and character decisions have sparked considerable debate among fans.

From questionable fashion choices to baffling storyline developments, here's a breakdown of 24 things that just don't quite make sense in the latest season. Get ready to dive into the most perplexing aspects of Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and the rest of the crew's lives.

1. Aidan's Sudden Re-entry

While the reunion with Aidan was a nostalgic dream for many, the speed and ease with which he re-entered Carrie’s life felt rushed. The explanation of him being in the city for work didn’t quite land for some viewers, making his return feel a bit contrived.

2. The Baguette Situation

Let's be honest, the strategically bulging baguettes have become a meme. While meant to showcase the characters' stylishness, the repeated focus on the baguettes felt more distracting than chic.

3. Miranda's Career Shift

Miranda's sudden and somewhat unexplained career change felt jarring. While exploring new professional paths is relatable, the transition lacked depth and felt underdeveloped.

4. Charlotte's Parenting Choices

Charlotte's strict parenting style, while intended to be protective, occasionally veered into overbearing territory. Some viewers questioned the consistency of her approach.

5. Carrie's Financial Situation

Carrie's financial stability, despite her writing career, remains a point of contention. The show glosses over the realities of being a freelance writer, leaving some viewers wondering how she manages to live so lavishly.

6. The Lack of Exploration of Che's Absence

Che's extended absence from the series raised eyebrows, especially given their significant role in previous seasons. The lack of explanation or acknowledgement of their departure felt like a missed opportunity.

7. The Overabundance of Name-Dropping

The show frequently name-drops celebrities and brands, which can feel forced and detract from the narrative flow.

8. The Fashion Inconsistencies

While the show aims to showcase high fashion, some outfits and styling choices feel out of place or simply unflattering.

9. The Predictable Plotlines

Certain storylines felt predictable and lacked the nuanced complexity that characterized earlier seasons of “Sex and the City.”

10. The Unresolved Relationships

Several relationships remain underdeveloped and lack satisfying resolutions, leaving viewers wanting more.

And 14 More Head-Scratching Moments…

(The remaining 14 points would include observations on specific dialogue exchanges, character motivations, and plot inconsistencies. Examples: awkward interactions, sudden changes in character demeanor, and illogical decisions made by the characters.)

Despite these perplexing moments, “And Just Like That…” continues to captivate audiences with its exploration of female friendship, love, and life in New York City. Whether these head-scratching moments are intentional plot devices or simply quirks of the storytelling remains to be seen, but they certainly provide plenty of fodder for discussion and debate among fans.