Steve Is Back in the "And Just Like That" Trailer as Carrie's Reunion With Aidan Is Previewed

The trailer released in April 2023 confirmed that all the ladies from our favourite foursome threesome — Parker as Carrie, Nixon as Miranda, and Davis as Charlotte — return in the second season of "And Just Like That." Additionally, Corbett reprises his role as Aidan Shaw in season two. We will also see Sara Ramírez again as Che, Miranda's love interest, who really riled up fans in season one. The actor confirmed their participation on Instagram.

Other cast members include Sarita Choudhury, Nicole Ari Parker, Karen Pittman, Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Evan Handler, Christopher Jackson, Niall Cunningham, Cathy Ang, and Alexa Swinton.

Eigenberg's presence in season two was unclear due to the status of his character's Steve Brady's relationship with Miranda, but Steve does show up in the June 1 trailer.

Chris Noth, who played Mr. Big in the original show and the beginning of this series, definitely won't be returning. Not only was Big killed off in the first episode of "And Just Like That," but Noth was also accused of sexual assault and subsequently cut from the season finale, per TV Line. We also sadly won't be seeing Willie Garson return as Stanford Blatch, as the beloved actor died right after filming season one.

Most notably, Cattrall will appear in one scene as Samantha, Variety confirmed on 31 May.

The story possibilities for "And Just Like That" season two are pretty wide open at this point. It's likely Carrie will continue single life after losing Big, but it would be interesting to see her find love again. The first season does end with her smooching her podcast producer, Franklyn, so perhaps we'll see if this new connection gets some expansion in the second season.

When it comes to Che and Miranda, it's a bit of a mixed bag. The first season ends with Miranda giving up an important internship to go support Che's pilot in Los Angeles. Due to how polarising Che was, it would be interesting to see if writers adjust the character to be more likable. On the flip side, Miranda might also realise that LA isn't for her and head back to her old life and friends in New York City. There's a lot to work with here!

And lastly, there's Charlotte. The first season explores Charlotte's relationship with her children, most notably her coming to terms with Rock's gender identity. Perhaps we'll see more of this get fleshed out in the second season of "And Just Like That."