9 TV Series About Relationships to Watch if You Hated 'And Just Like That' Season 3
If you're disappointed with And Just Like That, and even nostalgia for Sex and the City can't convince you to watch it again, then these projects will help you move on.
The third season of And Just Like That, a sequel of Sex and the City, was recently released. While the new episodes have received mixed reviews from viewers, we offer nine other realistic and relatable TV series about relationships.
1. 'Divorce', 2016-2019
IMDb Score: 6.8/10
Before starring in And Just Like That, Sarah Jessica Parker appeared in several dramedies. Her most successful project was Divorce.
Frances and Robert's married life has long since become routine. One day, after a party, Frances decides it's time to end their meaningless relationship. She announces her desire to divorce.
At first, Robert doesn't understand why they need to separate, but then he learns about his wife's infidelity and wants to gain his own freedom. Thus begins the dramatic story of one divorce.
2. 'Love Life', 2020-2021
IMDb Score: 7.5/10
Love Life is an anthology series consisting of two seasons.
In the first season, Darby moves to New York, where she attempts to build a successful career and personal life. She experiences a series of bright romances and learns to establish a relationship with the most important person in her life: herself.
In the second season, Marcus attempts to reduce the chaos in his life by repeatedly turning to his close friend Mia, whom he is in love with.
3. 'The Bold Type', 2017-2021
IMDb Score: 7.8/10
The plot centers on three friends who work at the fashion magazine Scarlet. They are each building careers and personal lives, but they never forget to have fun with their girlfriends.
Sutton, Kat, and Jane pursue their dreams, making mistakes along the way, but they always support each other when needed.
4. 'Harlem', 2021-2025
IMDb Score: 7.2/10
After graduating from college, four stylish and ambitious friends from Harlem – Camille, Tye, Quinn, and Angie – find success in New York City. They navigate romantic relationships, conflicts with their parents, and career twists and turns as they confidently follow their dreams.
5. 'Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce', 2014-2018
IMDb Score: 7.0/10
Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce is based on a series of books by Vicki Iovine that help women believe in themselves.
The story follows Abby, a popular author of self-help books for women. She shocks her fans by revealing that her seemingly perfect marriage is far from ideal. The divorce takes a toll on Abby's life, but she doesn't give up and continues to search for happiness in the big city.
6. 'Younger', 2015-2021
IMDb Score: 7.8/10
Younger shares one important common key element with Sex and the City and And Just Like That – screenwriter and producer Darren Star.
Forty-year-old Liza, having sent her daughter to college, realized it was time to go back to work. However, the job market has changed, and jobs are offered to recent college graduates.
Despite her extensive experience, Liza couldn't find a job, so she decided to deceive. Pretending to be 20 years old and forging documents, she got a job at a large New York publishing house.
7. 'The Carrie Diaries', 2013-2014
IMDb Score: 7.0/10
This prequel to Sex and the City sheds light on the early life of Carrie Bradshaw. The future columnist is struggling to cope with her mother's death and her strained relationships with her father and sister.
Suddenly, she gets an internship at a New York law firm. However, her life is not legal codes and formal office suites, but the bohemian world of the metropolis, introduced to her by a friend from the fashion industry.
8. 'Cougar Town', 2009-2015
IMDb Score: 7.1/10
Jules is 40 years old, but sometimes acts like a 20-year-old. She avoids commitment and enjoys short-term romances. She is divorced and has a teenage son named Travis.
Jules adores him and doesn't allow the guy to make important decisions on his own. The woman's life changes significantly when she meets a new neighbor who initially irritates her.
9. 'Easy', 2016-2019
IMDb Score: 6.9/10
This is an anthology project in which new characters are introduced in each episode. They all explore the boundaries of their sexuality, go on dates, and try to diversify their lives. Ultimately, all of them seek the most suitable relationship format for a 21st-century person.
At the heart of the story are Kyle and Andi, a married couple who question traditions as they try to find the perfect relationship format.
