This might be what you've been waiting for, and you might be scared to death.

I've been thinking of nothing but you for all these years.

Hello, London.

Hello, lovers.

This is And Just Like That, The Writers' Room, the official companion podcast of An Just Like That from Max.

I'm Michael Patrick King, writer-director and executive producer of An Just Like That, and I'm here in our podcast, writing room, sitting with the people that I sit around a real writing room with every

day. To my left. Julie Rottenberg, hi. Executive producer, writer, director. Susan Fails Hill.

Consulting producer, writer. Elisa Zyritsky. Executive producer, writer, and Samantha Irby.

Supervising producer and writer. Well, today we are talking about, and just like that,

final, final episode of season two called The Last Supper, The Entree.

If you haven't seen this episode, please, I beg you, we all beg you. Go turn us off and go watch it now because

this is the ultimate spoiler alert. And we really want you to not know what's coming. And I would

like to know who wrote and directed this episode. Well, I wrote this episode infused with

all of our hopes and dreams from the writing room that started way before we even

started production. What's great about a finale when it's good from the writing point of view is

you have been driving to this. Every storyline. You know where you're supposed to wind up. You're not sure how you're

going to get there. You know, we have hopes and dreams for these characters. And this season,

season two, was really about all of these seven principal characters, not to mention their loved

ones, but like what did we want to do with them? And our goal was to grow everybody and to literally give them a seat at the table, which is what the last episode is about this Carrie Bradshaw dinner party.

I'm curious.

Alisa?

I am going to ask you a question as a writer because you did write this finale.

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