How The ‘And Just Like That’ Cast Reacted to Big’s Death: ‘We Were Clutching The Pearls’

WARNING: This story contains spoilers from the first four episodes of “And Just Like That … ““And Just Like That … ” said goodbye to one of its most beloved characters — and stars — on Thursday.The “Sex and the City” sequel series reworked the fourth episode to spin an abrupt career move and a perhaps not-unexpected relationship shift for Carrie’s gay-about-town BFF Stanford Blatch, a part played by Willie Garson, who died unexpectedly in September following a quiet battle with pancreatic

Chris Noth may not be done with Mr. Big.The star reprised his role as Carrie Bradshaw's husband for the rival, However, fans were shocked to see the famous character die of a heart attack in the first episode.

Fans were left both devastated and confused by Mr. Big's (Chris Noth) death in the first episode of the revived "Sex and the City" series titled "And Just Like That." Many people took to social media to question why Big's on-screen wife, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), didn't immediately call 911 after she found him lying on the bathroom floor.

Big’s return! Chris Noth‘s And Just Like That character may have died during the series premiere, but that doesn’t mean he won’t appear in later episodes.

Spoiler alert: Do not read if you haven’t yet seen the first two episodes of “And Just Like That…”

Everyone’s talking about Chris Noth‘s dramatic and devastating demise as Mr. Big in the premiere episode of And Just Like That…, and apparently, that devastation was felt with the actors as well. Speaking with Access Hollywood, the 67-year-old revealed how he almost said no the Sex and the City reboot due to his fateful end.

Ryan Reynolds, 45, played a big part in creating the 40-second Peloton ad that’s gone viral in the wake of Mr. Big’s death in And Just Like That.

And Just Like That creator Michael Patrick King has opened up about the bombshell death in the show.The writer and showrunner of the Sex And The City revival recently opened up to Entertainment Weekly about the decision to kill off a major character in the new episodes.Commenting on the decision to kill off Chris Noth’s character Mr.

tragically die of a heart attack, just moments after completing his 1,000th ride on a Peloton bike with his favorite instructor, Allegra, played by real-life instructor Jess King.In a new commercial for the fitness brand shared by the actor on Instagram Sunday, we see Noth and King cozy on the couch in front of crackling fire, as the lights of a Christmas tree and decorated mantle flicker in the background.«To new beginnings,» Noth says, holding up a glass. «To new beginnings,» King agrees.

That twist! Following the devastating story line that left Chris Noth’s Mr. Big dead after an intense Peloton workout, fans —including many celebrity viewers — were completely shocked.

A short comeback. Chris Noth played Sex and the City’s Mr. Big for six seasons and two movies, but he only lasted through one episode of the revival And Just Like That. He initially wasn’t excited to come back just to drop dead.

revival became the biggest talk of the town. On Thursday, premiered on HBO Max, with fans eager to catch up with New York's most stylish and hard-working women.

A part of the show’s legacy. While fans were shocked to learn of Mr. Big’s untimely death by Peloton bike during the first episode of And Just Like That, showrunner Michael Patrick King has reaffirmed his intentions to bring back Chris Noth for even a portion of the new series.

And Just Like That… Peloton would like to be let off the hook after that jaw-dropping turn of events in the first episode of the Sex and the City reboot!

Honoring his father’s legacy. Nearly three months after Willie Garson died of cancer, his son, Nathen Garson, got a special invitation to the premiere of HBO Max’s And Just Like That.

Warning: This article contains major spoilers.Peloton is hitting back after becoming ensnared in a controversial plot line in the new “Sex and the City” spinoff, “And Just Like That…”A lead character suffers a fatal heart attack during the first episode of the series after taking a spin class on one of the company’s pricey exercise bikes.

tragically die of a heart attack, just moments after completing his 1,000th ride on a Peloton bike with his favorite instructor, Allegra, played by real-life instructor Jess King.On Thursday, Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum, a preventative cardiologist and member of Peloton's health and wellness advisory council, released a statement to the about Big's death. “I’m sure  fans, like me, are saddened by the news that Mr.

A rep for Peloton is speaking out in response to the shocking moment that happened in the And Just Like That series premiere.