When And Just Like That arrived on streaming, the expectation was that the reboot would inherit the sparkle, irony, and unforgettable lines of Sex and the City. But one of the recurring criticisms was precisely the absence of truly memorable moments. Still, between painful farewells, conversations about aging, and reflections on friendship, a few lines emerged that deserve to be remembered.

These are excerpts that, even without the same cultural weight as in the 2000s, help us understand how Carrie, Charlotte, and Miranda tried — with more or less success — to adapt to a New York and a world very different from the ones they once knew. With the series coming to an end, we’ve gathered the most striking quotes from And Just Like That:

“What do I do now? No, I meant… me. What do I do now?”
— Carrie

“And Just Like That, Big died.”
— Carrie

“I am not pretending to be any age. I am 55.”
— Charlotte

“I mean, we can’t just stay who we were, right?”
— Miranda

“Hello, lovers.”
— Carrie

“What’s the lifespan of an unanswered text?”
— Miranda

“What is wrong with people just staying who they were?”
— Charlotte

“If you have good friends in your corner, anything’s possible.”
— Carrie

“If you die on me, I will kill you.”
— Charlotte

“Because alone, in theory, is very different than alone in reality.”
— Carrie

They may not be lines destined to be etched forever in pop culture, but they do help tell the story of how these characters tried — and in part managed — to remain relevant in a world that never stops changing.