When Does ‘And Just Like That' Season 3 Episode 10 Come Out?
And Just Like That… has been following Carrie Bradshaw, her old friends, her new friends, and even — in the case of Aidan — her old flames as they navigate life in their fifties. For most of And Just Like That… Season 3, Carrie has remained steadfast to Aidan, happily letting him keep her in relationship limbo while he handles his troubled son in Virginia. However, in And Just Like That... Season 3 Episode 9, the two realized they could never make it work. Aidan still didn't trust Carrie fully, while Carrie couldn't give 100% to someone not giving it in return.
Will Carrie make a move on downstairs neighbor Duncan Reeves (Jonathan Cake)? Will Seema (Sarita Choudhury) continue her romance with hippie gardener Adam (Logan Marshall-Green)? Is Charlotte (Kristin Davis) finally over her vertigo? What madness will Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) court next? Will LTW (Nicole Ari Parker) cheat with her hot editor?
Here's everything you need to know to watch And Just Like That… Season 3 Episode 10 'Better Than Sex'…
Is There A New Episode of And Just Like That on Tonight (7/31/25)? And Just Like That Season 3 Episode 10 Release Date:
Yes, indeed! And Just Like That… Season 3 Episode 10 'Better Than Sex' comes out tonight — Thursday, July 31 — on HBO MAX.
What Time Is And Just Like That Season 3 Episode 10 On Tonight?
And Just Like That… Season 3 Episode 10 will be streaming tonight, Thursday, July 31, at 9 PM ET (or 6 PM PT if you're on the west coast) on HBO MAX.
Fun fact: most HBO MAX originals are now scheduled to hit the streaming service at 9 PM ET/6 PM PT.
How to Watch And Just Like That:
And Just Like That… is an HBO MAX original, which means you can only stream it on HBO MAX.
HBO MAX is currently available monthly ad-free for as little as 16.99/month or for $9.99/month with ads. An ultimate ad-free subscription goes for $20.99/month and includes up to 100 downloads on the go.
Looking for a deal? You can get two months of MAX free if you decide to commit to an annual subscription. Ad-free annual bundles go for $169.99/year or $209.99/year for the ultimate tier. A year's worth of MAX with ads goes for $99.99/year.
You can also bundle MAX with your existing Hulu and Disney+ subscription for an addition $16.99/month with ads or $29.99/month ad-free.
How Many Episodes Are In Season 3?
There are at total of twelve episodes in And Just Like That… Season 3. New episodes of the Sex and the City sequel series come out Thursday nights at 9 PM ET between now and August 14.
And Just Like That Episode Guide: When Do New Episodes of Season 3Premiere?
Worried you might miss a single new episode of And Just Like That… Season 3? Here's your guide to when each and every episode of AJLT Season 3 drops this summer:
Season 3 Episode 1 'Outlook Good': Thursday, May 29
Season 3 Episode 2 'The Rat Race': Thursday, June 5
Season 3 Episode 3 'Carrie Golightly': Thursday, June 12
Season 3 Episode 4 'Apples to Apples': Thursday, June 19
Season 3 Episode 5 'Under the Table': Thursday, June 26
Season 3 Episode 6 'Silent Mode': Thursday, July 3
Season 3 Episode 7 'They Wanna Have Fun': Thursday, July 10
Season 3 Episode 8 'Happily Ever After': Thursday, July 17
Season 3 Episode 9 'Present Tense': Thursday, July 24
Season 3 Episode 10 'Better Than Sex': Thursday, July 31
Season 3 Episode 11: Thursday, August 7
Season 3 Episode 12: Thursday, August 14
Is There an Season 3 Trailer?
Yes. You can watch the trailer for HBO MAX's And Just Like That… Season 3 by scrolling to the top of this page.
And Just Like That Cast Guide:
The cast of And Just Like That… Season 3 is not only full of familiar faces from the original Sex and the City, but also actors you'll recognize from shows like Stargirl, Fallout, Soul Food, Doll & Em and Chicago Fire. Here's your guide to who's who in the And Just Like That… cast:
Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw
Cynthia Nixon as Miranda Hobbes
Kristin Davis as Charlotte York Goldenblatt
Sarita Choudhury as Seema Patel
Nicole Ari Parker as Lisa Todd Wexley
Cathy Ang as Lily Goldenblatt
Mario Cantone as Anthony Marentino
Niall Cunningham as Brady Hobbes
David Eigenberg as Steve Brady
Evan Handler as Harry Goldenblatt
Christopher Jackson as Herbert Wexley
Sebastiano Pigazzi as Giuseppe
Alexa Swinton as Rock Goldenblatt
Dolly Wells as Joy
Logan Marshall-Green as Adam
John Corbett as Aidan Shaw
Jonathan Cake as Duncan Reeves
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