And Just Like That: HBO Max boss reveals what will decide Season Two extension

HBO Max Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys Has Revealed Exactly What It Will Do And just like that… will be renewed for a second season.

According to the CEO, the future of Sex and the city spin-off is in the hands of host Michael Patrick King and Sarah Jessica Parker – not a streaming platform.

Talking to TVLineBloys revealed that the series works well for the platform, despite mixed reviews. And just like that… brought in the highest viewership of any HBO Max original series. “It is a phenomenon. I couldn’t be happier with how it worked in terms of reception,” Bloys said.

The show only ended its first season two weeks ago, but fan demand for a renewal announcement has grown. Bloys stated that the decision rested with Parker and King, saying, “We just let them have their process and think about the show and what they want to do.”

Parker already said Diversity that she “definitely” will return for a second season, and that she has spoken to King. “Have a calendar, and you don’t want to spend too much time,” she says. “Feeling motivated”.

Schedule conflicts with other actors, such as Cynthia Nixon (who also starred in the HBO series Age of wealth) can cause an additional complication, however.

“They need to make sure they want to keep going. I believe they will,” Bloys said. “They are talking about the story. I believe they will come to us with something they are very excited about. ”

And just like that… can now be watched on HBO Max in the US or Sky and NOW in the UK.