Say goodbye to the sidekick — Seema’s done playing nice and is owning every inch of her Samantha-worthy sass. After years of filler and forced smiles, season 3 delivers the raw, unapologetic fire fans have been starving for. Is this the glow-up And Just Like That desperately needed?

Season 3 focuses heavily on Seema’s personal and romantic journey. After breaking up with her movie producer boyfriend, Ravi, in episode 1, Seema is set up with a matchmaker in episode 2 who pressures her to change her behavior to attract men. Seema initially plays along but eventually rejects the idea, embracing her authenticity as a confident woman in her fifties who doesn’t want to settle or pretend to be someone she’s not.

And Just Like That Season 3 Episode 2 Finally Gives Seema A Bigger Focus & Story

We’re Seeing More Of Seema Patel In And Just Like That Season 3

This shift positions Seema as a central figure in the show, drawing clear comparisons to the beloved Samantha Jones, who is no longer a prominent part of the series following Kim Cattrall’s limited involvement. Seema’s storyline gives her room to shine as a strong, independent woman with a relatable yearning for connection — effectively stepping into the space left behind by Samantha.

Kim Cattrall Won’t Return As Samantha Jones In And Just Like That Season 3

The character’s growth also reflects a broader evolution in the series, which now explores female friendships, romance, and identity with more nuance and maturity. With Cattrall unlikely to return, Seema’s expanded role brings a bittersweet yet promising new dynamic to And Just Like That…

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