Chris Noth, best known for his role as Mr. Big in the “Sex and the City” franchise, has expressed gratitude for his character’s storyline in the HBO Max sequel series, “And Just Like That.” Noth stated he felt “very lucky” that Mr. Big’s death occurred in a memorable way – following a Peloton workout.

The actor’s comments came in response to a question about his departure from the show. While details regarding the specifics of the conversation remain undisclosed, Noth’s sentiment suggests a positive perspective on the narrative choice to conclude Mr. Big’s journey in such a dramatic fashion. Mr. Big's death in the show shocked viewers and sparked considerable discussion, particularly given the subsequent involvement of Peloton in addressing the storyline's implications.

Mr. Big was a central character in the original “Sex and the City” series, which ran from 1998 to 2004. His relationship with Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) was a core element of the show's narrative. “And Just Like That…” aimed to continue the story of Carrie and her friends, exploring their lives in their 50s. Noth’s return for the sequel series was highly anticipated, making his character’s sudden death all the more impactful. The Peloton storyline, while controversial, undoubtedly contributed to the show’s significant cultural conversation and cemented Mr. Big's final scene in television history.