AND JUST LIKE THAT

“Oh, you like that, huh?” Sara Ramirez is looking right at me and chuckling knowingly. The queer A-lister is poised and charismatic, with truly excellent hair which they describe as “an undercut/pompadour situation”. We’ve only just met via Zoom and I’ve already confessed to being a “big fan” of And Just LikeThat…’s now-infamous “shotgun moment” between their character, Che Diaz, and Sex And The City OG Miranda Hobbes, played by fellow queer superstar Cynthia Nixon.

If you know, you . If not, let me paint you a little picture: a New York bar, late at night, the VIP afterparty for stand-up comedian Che’s Netflix special. The gig is over but unhappily married former redhead Miranda hasn’t left with her best friends, Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Charlotte (Kristin Davis). Why? Because Miranda is yearning for something new. An adventure. An experience. The thrill of feeling alive. Enter Che. As eagle-eyed viewers, we’ve already clocked the chemistry: the mutual fascination, combative flirting, those lingering looks. And now Che, expertly and ever so gently, is blowing weed fumes directly