G.R. Barnett

On "And Just Like That", a lot of us are not satisified with the fact that the marriage between Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Steve Brady (David Eigenberg) has gone down the tubes and feel that it's a decision that came totally out of left field that doesn't really afford much respect for the characters or the story that was previously told between them. But since things have already happened, we're proposing a spiteful compromise, or at least this one particular viewer is.

So we're three episodes into the new Sex and the City reboot "...And just like that", and while it was definitely a strong choice to kill off "Big" AKA John James Preston ( Chris Noth) in the first episode, the choice could have been a lot stronger - and funnier - if they had done it this way. First off, if it had been left up to me, I wouldn't have killed off Big in the first episode.

When Briana Kupfer, 24, went to work on Thursday, she fully expected to be returning home to her family alive and well - but a customer who entered the store had other ideas and ultimately won that battle. It only took 15 minutes for another customer to find Brianna - she was dead, she had been stabbed to death by the suspect in question. No one knows who he is, but she had texted a friend when he first entered the store stating that she got "bad vibes" off of him.