And in a decision that shocked fans, the series opened by killing off Carrie’s longtime love interest Big after a TV romance that spanned six seasons, two movies, and 23 years.
He could have suffered a heart attack after a run in Central Park, a stressful conversation with Carrie, or a glimpse at Miranda on the subway.
And even if Big were to suffer a heart attack on that luxury bike, he did not have to collapse within feet of the stationary vehicle.
Peloton got more screen time than the memory of Samantha, with an extended sequence showcasing Big riding the bike, Big pedaling along to his favorite instructor Allegra, and Big reaching a final endorphin high before closing out his long, cigar-filled chapter.
“Mr. Big lived what many would call an extravagant lifestyle—including cocktails, cigars, and big steaks—and was at serious risk as he had a previous cardiac event in Season 6.
Later in the spin-off, as if to make up for the death thing, And Just Like That…
“We did not wait years for a new series and go through all those ups and downs to have Big and Carrie to finally get together for Big to be killed off on episode one,” added another.
reopening saps potential demand for at-home workouts.” And on Thursday, after AJLT premiered, Peloton stock fell a further 11 percent.
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