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- These "Sex and the City" episodes are so underappreciated. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most notable episodes from the HBO rom-com drama that are generally overlooked, but boast significant redeeming qualities. Our countdown includes "Boy, Interrupted," "The Domino Effect," "Sex and Another City," and more! Which "SATC" episode do YOU think is underappreciated? Let us know in the comments!
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The Paris episodes.
The episode when Miranda's mom dies....
@@tucucciolo1 that is one of my fave episodes👍👍 "my motherboard myself"
@@tucucciolo1 one of my favourites! I only just noticed on a rewatch that Steve and Aiden show up at the funeral. Was sobbing 😭
In what universe would someone as fine as Blair Underwood date Miranda 😣 🤮
Ring a Ding Ding is so triggering. Miranda, Samantha and Big offered Carrie the money. But no. She chose to guilt trip Charlotte into giving her the money. What a bad friend.
She should’ve just taken the money from Big as repayment for all of the times he hurt her 🙃
@@B_is_for_butter Right?! It’s the least he could do.
Right? She’s terrible for forcing Charlotte to give up her ring. Hate this episode!!
Yes!! Carrie’s entitlement in that episode always ends up with me literally screaming at my TV or phone. Charlotte should’ve stood her ground instead of pushing against her boundaries to cater to her selfish friend.
@@deathbeforedecaf7755 ....but Charlotte wasn't "forced" to give up her ring....she insisted on giving it to her
Carrie yelling "STOP IT! YOU'RE MIDDLE AGED!" at Big and Aiden is one of my favorite moments of the series lol
It's such an awesome moment 😂
When she falls and then Stanford says "Oh, my God! She's fashion roadkill!" it is probably the best line of the entire series.
Yes! Stanford was always a hoot!
Agreed! Best line of the entire series! Willie Garson nailed that line!
"the real me" and i love it too💖
@@tfptravel.food.peace.3788 he was great. rest in peace to him🙏
Stanford standing up to Carrie telling her all she does is talk about herself and totally dismissed his relationship. He slayed and I loved him so much for that!
One of my favorite scenes is when Kristen Johnston's character is saying "no one is fun anymore. NY is over. I'm so bored I could die"..... then goes out the window. Best scene out of the whole of season 6.
As they all remarked in a subsequent scene, “it’s the end of an era”. Yup, that was a good episode that finally allowed Miranda and Carrie to confront each other about her decision to move to Paris.
Yes!! Also when Samantha throws water on the prostitutes outside her apartment. I die 💀💀 😂😂
@@alicialynnette9889 The “up the ass” players 🤣🤣 She was mad as hell that their shenanigans were interfering with her action!
@@maybevenu3206 "splat!" another great episode.
O V E R
No matter what I forget ....I never forget Berger's post it note.
I wish Samantha's speech for breast cancer survivors was here though, her ripping that wig off, ICONIC
Maybe that one is a popular episode. I loved that one too
I’m a male and I’m not ashamed to say how much I adore this show. The more I grow up, the more I relate on certain things about life and relationships. Too bad the revival has nothing of the charisma and what made the original great. It’s sooo bad.
You’re not the only one 🤗
So here we go
'twas a huuuge let down mate. should've just left it with the second movie.
My older brother used to watch the show on HBO and bought DVDs. That's why I got influenced to watch the show during school nights (and I saved the season 2 DVDs)
I've never met a dude who likes SATC, that's hella dope!
I think that's why it's endured for so long. I can't say I relate to the "fa-she-yun", the setting (although I'm a New Yorker, the city they're all living in is pretty different- NYC was a different place pre-9/11), the crazy amount of money they're all spending- but we all have had the insecurities and triumphs and ridiculous relationship stuff. Those themes are pretty universal. Even my husband, who swears he hates the show and has never watched it, will debate the merits of different characters, storylines, and settings. And he's "never watched" it.
The episode where Miranda's mother died, and Carrie's laptop got ruined was another good one for me. Showing the way, the girls supported each other (even though Samantha needed some time to process that), and Aidan and Steve showing up at the funeral. It was a very touching episode for sure.
No it wasn’t
@@CulturalOasis Okay lol. Guess you didn’t appreciate the touching aspects of Miranda coming to terms with her Moms death, and the girls being there for her, or Aidan and Steve showing up at the end. It was one of the most emotional episodes of the series IMO.
@@amycaitlyn1120 no because it was a show with a script…. None of it is “emotional” because it. isn’t. REAL! 😂 you people take a television show wayyyyy to serious 🧐
@@CulturalOasis (EYE roll) of course it is a tv show. I guess you are not familiar with television or movies trying to illicit emotion from its audience LOL? That is kind of the point of what the producers/actors are going for. JFC. It is called entertainment, and I am not taking it seriously; it is called a critique of the episodes. I guess you don't even understand the assignment here LMAO Or maybe you just want to be a troll.
Thank you, I was looking for that comment. Samantha eventually breaking down in tears was so touching, I too broke down in tears 😭
I always liked A Woman’s Right to Shoes, in which Carrie laments that there are no celebratory events if you’re single and don’t have children
Forgot the title of the episode but I really love the infamous line of Miranda, "he's just not that into you". Such a wake up call in today's society of dating turning into mind games...and how women overthink esp during the initial dating stage
The episode dealing with Miranda considering an abortion is THE BEST SATC episode ever. No matter what your opinion on abortion is, they really carefully presented both sides to the argument. And it ends with them all together celebrating that they're going to be aunts. I break down every time I view that episode. I think it is the most beautiful and imorotant episode of all!
Totally agree, it's my favourite episode too, and this relationships between Charlotte and Miranda when one have baby but don't want and one that want baby but can't it's so dramatic. One of the most important episodes
I agree, but killing a BABY will always be wrong!! Good Day
@@karafinucan7838 but Miranda don't do it, so everything ok
Yeah, but shouldn't have been put in the episode to begin with....
@@karafinucan7838
Abortion is wrong. I personally would never ever even think about having an abortion myself.
Women say I have a right to have an abortion claiming its my body I can, but the reality is its not just your body its 2 bodies now yours & a baby in your body & it's the killing/ murder of that baby.
In my lifetime I've known 3 women who had an abortion/s
& they have to live with the consequences of their actions & not me.
I am glad that I have never been in that position that I had to make that decision.
I would of had the baby & given it up for adoption or kept it put myself in an even worse financial situation being divorced & already supporting myself & having 2 children to support. Life can be so difficult.
Sorry but Charlotte wasn’t obligated to offer Carrie any money. She was pretty financially reckless and should’ve worked it out on her own!
I always thought it was the lack of offering that was the bigger issue.
I agree. The idea that she should have offered is ridiculous.
@@lonellfletcher She doesn’t have to offer money to Carrie to fix her finances. Why is it her job to fix her finances after Carrie made such poor decisions?
@@msnewsenior I think that's what Lonell means, that the issue for Carrie is that Charlotte didn't offer. But she was right to not offer! Money like that always affects a friendship even if you swear it doesnt. Charlotte was right. It's not her job to fix Carrie's reckless finances.
It’s not Charlotte’s responsibility to fix Carrie’s money issues and she DID guilt Charlotte into giving her that 💰 Carrie is a terrible friend for complicating their relationship like that and it would always make things awkward if not bitter in the end. I know we’re supposed to believe she’d pay it back but still what friend does that?
I think "And Just Like That" killed a lot of good feelings towards the original series. I mean, knowing how things turn out for everyone is just depressing. It makes SATC2 look like Citizen Kane.
Great comment.
Yep who would've thunk that turd could be appealing but JLT did it
Charlotte's storylines were the only redeeming part for me. If there's a season 2 I want more of the Goldenblatts and LTW and her family. I was basically watching for more Chris Jackson one-liners ("my soul has left my body") and more of LTW and Charlotte connecting as just two socially active moms keeping their families going.
Lol 😆🤣
Omg I’ll never watch that show. SATC2 is depressing enough.
The real me has always been my favourite episode, as to me it was one of the best episodes that focused on the women only, and overcoming their fears and insecurities without the validation of men . 💕
Well said!
Personally, one of my favorites was 'A Woman's Right to Shoes'. It examined how we celebrate people for getting married and having babies, but don't celebrate people if they stay single and/or childless. Its summed up perfectly in Tatum O'Neill's line, '.... we shouldn't be responsible for your extravagant lifestyle....', but the whole intro shows Carrie buying her and her family presents for many occasions in their lives.
Brilliant stuff, IMO! 👍👏👏👏👏👏
Definitely one of my favorite episodes!
Unpopular Opinion, but I wasn't a fan of this episode.
I get the point they were trying to make, but the examples and reasoning behind it were weak. (In my opinion)
Special occasions such as marriage and giving birth are often celebrated with festivities and gifts. However, there are many other special occasions not relating to marriage and children that are just as celebrated such as birthdays, graduations,new job/raise, moving(going away party), religious ceremonies, and in Carrie's case releasing a book.
People are not celebrated just because they're married with children,, they're celebrated because getting married and/or having a child is considered as a special occasion just like Carrie was celebrated for her book.
While I didn't agree with the friend for not paying her back right away for the shoes since she was ultimately responsible for them , I don't agree with Carrie's reasoning that purchasing gifts for special occasions means that married couples with children are celebrated while single people are not.
That was my favorite too!
@@bonniehowell9206 fair enough 😁 well argued! 👏👏👏
@@JuJuMonee it still irks me to this day that Carrie had to leave in flip flops! I would have demanded the hosts contact every single guest who left before me.
Honestly the episode where Charlotte gave Carrie her the ring as a down payment for her apartment actually pisses me off. I hate how entitled and selfish Carrie is.
Adored Ex and the City with the last scene “your girl is lovely Hubble etc “💙
I cried with that one
I thought Twenty-Something Girls vs Thirty-Something Girls would be on the list. That one is really fun. I also really like The Baby Shower episode and A Woman’s Right To Shoes because of how it touches on the expectation for women to have babies. And I really appreciate the conversations about abortion in Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda.
Twenty-Something Girls vs. Thirty-Something Women...By far and away one of the best!🤣
Agree, on all accounts. The Baby Shower is so classic. Samantha, as always, delivered. A Woman’s Right….has one of my all time favorite dining scenes when Charlotte decided to admit to her rigidity and discuss Harry’s tea bag situation. 💀💀 Again, classic.
10000 agree
Twenty-something was one of my faves!!
Charlotte’s really in her 20’s… she’s got crabs! 🦀
I absolutely loved the fight between aidan and mr big that was hilarious 🤣😂😆☺️
Especially when Pete bit Big’s ass 😂
“Stop! You’re middle-aged!!” 🤣🤣
@@maybevenu3206 best line!!!
Great list, but I found Ring A Ding Ding infuriating.
Carrie realized she is financially irresponsible and Charlotte was right about that not being her problem.
Carrie claimed that she was only upset because Charlotte didnt offer to help and claimed she would never actually accept her help, yet in the end still accepted Charlotte's outrageously expensive engagement ring after ripping up Big's check.
i would have kept big's check. after all he did to her, it was the least he could do.
Carrie could of sold Aidens’ ring
@@kimchristensen7438 yep. She should have kept it for a rainy day.
@@lisabradford8180why? He was an ass at times but seriously, Carrie was just as bad in that relationship. S1 she acted like a total psycho. Stalking his ex wife AND his mother at church? Come on. Fans need to stop acting like she was an angel and he was the big bad wolf.
@@kimchristensen7438she didn’t keep it, otherwise yes, she could have.
"Twenty-Something Girls vs. Thirty-Something Women"...By far and away one of the best!🤣 "Where There's Smoke..." has given me a quote I use TO THIS DAY..."Hello! I'm drunk!"-Miranda🤣
The Catch is an underrated episode. I know Carrie gets a lot of slack in hindsight for being insufferable at times but she’s had some redeemable moments when her solidarity and commitment to friendships was on full display. I love all the serendipitous events which occur on the day of Charlotte’s wedding after Harry sees her dancing with Anthony, in her dress. Being the perfectionist Charlotte was known to be, it was Carrie who convinced her that she was fortunate to have a safety net in Harry who would “catch” her and adored her. Also, her first wedding was perfect but marriage opposite. The epic toast/roast towards the end, the awful jack rabbit sex, Miranda hiding from Steve and her feelings. Great episode IMO.
Miranda and the phone message for Steve lol
Yes!! Thanks I forgot about how great this one was. You are so right!!
The post post it episode is my all time fav... Miranda gets to be the hot one. carrie and Samantha got high. Charlotte got engaged Carrie got to tell off a couple of jerks who don't understand why dumping somebody on a post it is a bad idea
My favorite episode too.
Carrie was letting Billy & co. have it! LOL! To this day, that scene/episode still cracks me up! And like you mentioned, it was nice to see Miranda be the hot one.
@@tfptravel.food.peace.3788 it’s actually in my personal top 10!
Some of my absolute favorite episodes were on this list! (I remember on The Real Me when Carrie falls Stanford says "Oh my God she's fashion roadkill!")🤣
Oh yes she definitely was fashion roadkill 😆🤣😂
I completely agree about these episodes on the list, half of which are definitely in my top 10. Especially Great Sexpectations!
I don't like that Carrie took Charlotte's ring, Miranda and Samantha offered her the money but she still decided to take from the one who defined her boundaries, guilting her into it.
I like to forget Carrie dated Burger at all
All That Glitters is my all time favorite-the way Trey comes back for the photo shoot was so selfless and it made me cry! They portrayed him as kinda the bad guy for changing his mind about having a baby, buying Char the “cardboard baby”, and not wanting anything to do with the photo shoot. He ends up swallowing his pride and feelings and came for the photo shoot because he knew it was important to Char….it made me see him in a different light.
Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda is also another one of my favorites…not sure why lol
“Help someone, you earn a friend. Help someone too much, you make an enemy.”
The fact that Carrie wouldn’t give Big up when aiden asked her to should have been the biggest red flag. Aiden was too good for her.
And he's coming back in AJLT 😢 hope she won't break his heart again!!!
When she responded with “no, I can’t” when Aidan asked her to not be friends with big anymore…everytime I watch I hope she says something different. He should have left her then. You can’t cheat on your SO then act like that relationship wasn’t a problem. Ugh I hated that.
My Motherboard Myself was the most touching, heartfelt episode. I would say it's my favorite episode. But I am a fan of every single episode. All of them are appreciated by me. Even love the movies. The new show? I'm not entirely sure as I can't get past the first episode because I no what's gonna happen lol.
Regarding My Motherboard Myself, I do believe it was the first episode that made me tear up four seasons in, it was quite moving. The scene in the dressing room with the bra fitting and when Carrie ran up to support Miranda while proceeding to the casket. ❤️
@@maybevenu3206 omg Yes! Those two scenes where tear jerkers for sure but the thing that got me was when Carrie and Miranda looked up and saw Steve and Aiden at the funeral. Something about it makes me tear up everytime. Just a great episode.
The funky spunk episode should've been included on the list. It was the first episode I saw and I was hooked immediately! 😂
One of my favorite moments was when Charlotte is in the pool during her conversion to Judaism and asks if the pool had been drained and cleaned before she'd gotten in. ☺️
(I also love when, in the post-it episode, Miranda asks a cop if he can cut Carrie a break because of her breakup and he says "I can't. I'm sorry. Don't hate me". 😂😂😂
The Funeral episode from Season 2 is a hilarious take on mortality (and one of the best SATC episodes). Disappointed that the fantastic episode 'Catch 38' didn't make the list. It's a terrific episode where Carrie has to face the realistic choice of whether she wants a child or not; and Samantha desperately trying to get an appointment with a top-notch oncologist. It's always been one of my favorites and never gets discussed
Berger was just uuuggghh! And when he left that note!!!
Charlotte getting hammered is by far one of the best scenes ever
I just realised how intelligent Burger was. He got straight out.
There are so many subcategories you could do for a SATC top 10 list: best of Charlotte, Miranda, and Samantha, best fashion related moments, best event episodes (weddings, funerals, christenings, etc), best summer episodes, etc
All I ca say is that I really, really, really miss the show. Super great video.
“I love a charade” is my #2 favorite episode.
I really like Cover Girl ep from season 5, the one where Carrie and Samantha fell out over her book cover, also shows again what a bad friend Carrie is and very judgmental towards Sam love life, after Sam was being such a supportive friend to Carrie in her messy relationship with Mr Big.
Also another ep from the same season is Critical Condition when Carrie gets to be told off by Nina Katz on how bad she was treating Aidan and the Times’ book critic, Michiko Kakutani basically saying the same thing on how Carrie disposes of good men in life. Also love that they show Samantha’s soft side when she gave up things important to her to help her friend Miranda.
I do believe season 5 was the most underrated from the entire series but there were some good episodes in it.
Spot on regarding both eps. One of my fave moments is when Carrie was bringing awareness to Samantha’s dismissive attitude towards the fact of their BF having to make adjustments to her life and still needed support. It was so cute and touching to see Sam be a babysitter and the best line to end the scene “that better be new”. Lol! S5 is underrated, the shortest too since SJP was preggers.
I so agree! Season 5 is my favorite season!
Berger literally was never once a good fit and the entire relationship was cringe. It was impossible to support it at all.
And Carrie was a little too mucho also; she should listen more, the red flags were there.
THANK YOU!! I feel like the whole Berger thing was just a lazy lob at a storyline.
Carrie is infuriating and selfish in her own rite but Berger war small and immature and I just cringed that she put up with the ridiculousness for as long as she did.
When they were bad in bed they said we are so great everywhere else - WHEN? WHERE?
Season 1 is legendary! I could watch it all the time.
Coulda Shoulda Woulda is the best one.
My Motherboard, Myself was a very good and underrated episode.
one of my favorites👍👍
I cry sooo much everytime I watch that episode.
Such a great show. We will never get a show like this again😢
I don't like how in The Post-it Always Sticks Twice Carrie is so self absorbed she can't even make that the day they celebrated her friend's engagement.
Hated that episode. She just kept on and on and on and on and on…………at that bar to those guys. I just wanted to slap her.
@@missydehart6920 true, she didn't know when to shut up. She would have been better off ignoring them.
Oh I'm sorry she wasn't allowed to be upset about being dumped on a scrap of paper
@@crisvanfan she didn't have to be such a self absorbed cow either. She couldn't even be bothered to be happy for her friend. And she was making a huge deal about it over a guy she was just thinking about breaking up with in the previous episode.
@@crisvanfan She wasn't just upset, she took over the entire conversation and makes everything about herself.
She could at least let Charlotte have her moment instead of slapping her posting it not over Charlotte's engagement ring.
There a lot of great moment in SATC. Miranda's rant about her "14 pound sausage" helped me to get through first few weeks on motherhood. Also, Carrie's and Petrovsky's discussion about the kids can be very relevant when dating an older men who already had a life before you.
God I loved Big. Aidan was ok, he was too nice for Carrie though. Hated the Berger character. Everytime I rewatch it I skip through him. The Post It episode I skip completely. Hated it. Samantha was the best character on the show.
berger was the least favorite of mine of all of carrie's men👎👎
@@lisabradford8180 I agree about the character but I love the actor.
I loved Big instantly. Still do
@@deealex1402 👍👍😁
@@Mikki220 big reminds me of guys i knew in my own life. i liked him yet i didn't like him, if that makes any sense🤔
‘I Love A Charade’. They way Carrie smiles at Berger after he says that they should go out on a date before they break up…I would’ve proposed to her right then and there.
I definitely enjoyed the I love charade episode 🙂 it's definitely underrated
My Motherboard, Myself & The One are two of my favorites.
The more I think about it and see scenes after the fact, the more I realize Samantha was the best character and Carrie was the absolute worst. Why did I ever watch this show. 🤣
you watch it for characters besides Carrie.
Exactly! Same here...
Huge fan of the show. I feel you hit the nail on the head. Maybe not exact order but all of these were some of my favorite episodes of the show. My Motherboard My self is an episode I feel is highly unappreciated.
My all time favs...Anchors away, Plus One is the Loneliest Number, A Women's Right to Shoes, Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda, and An American Girl in Paris, part 2.
This video reminded me of episides I loved as well as those I hardly remember. It was one of my favorite shows when it was airing. Unfortunately, I do not have the channel that the reboot is airing on. 😭
You just named just about every episode that I love.
Why did AJLT had to be a mess.
Love the top pick. The real me humanizes these characters and makes them even more adorable! 💛💛
The domino effect episode was really good
I loved this series so much! The reboot really wasn’t needed though and the movies didn’t really do justice to the original series storyline too
Running 🏃♂️ with scissors ✂️ is my favorite episode
Most of the episodes on this list are my least favorite, but you got number 1 right. This, next to "The Man, the myth and the Viagra" are my favorite episodes!
Charlottes figure is perfect
Any episode that doesn't focus on Carrie is good
"The Real Me" is my favorite episode! But I don't think it's underappreciated at all, most fans often list it under their top 5 episodes.
Some great choices (including the honorable mentions) and I totally agree with #1 as it is my favorite Sex and the City episode.
The episode when Miranda's mom dies...
I agree with Charlotte... Carrie have to fix her financial issue by herself.
Ten minutes in and there's a scarcity of comments... Weird.
Number one was always my favorite - Carrie as fashion road kill! Well done!
Loved Bitsy! Wish she had been in more episodes!
These are also some of my favorite episodes. The high points are thanks to Kim Cattrall💋
Always been a great show 👍🏾 still hoping to see a Family Matters list soon though
I'm working on it
@@MsMojo appreciate it and all the videos you post 👍🏾
Yes please!!!! So many iconic moments on that show
I love the episode in the Hamptons. Charolette lying about her age and hanging with the young guy and getting crabs is the best. I was too young to watch the show when it came out but watched it years later.
Ring A Ding Ding is awful. Carrie was absolutely insufferable and selfish. She wasn't much better in Belles of the Balls either. Guilt tripping Charlotte was beyond the pale. I love My Motherboard Myself and The Baby Shower.
That episode is definitely the most infuriating (in my opinion). Carrie was mad at Charlotte because she didn't offer to help and said she was only upset because of that and would never actually accept her help, yet ended up doing so after ripping up Big's check.
Her ego prevented her from cashing Big's check, but didn't mind taking Charlotte's outrageously expensive ring.
She’s always selfish. She’s Carrie.
Hot Child in the City and Where There’s Smoke are in my top 5. I also love Boy, Interrupted.
“ Bong water!” Gets me every time 🤣
The chicken wings😂😂
Hot child in the city is an awesome episode.
Yes!!! Those two eps are also in my fave (top 10) list. I love the scene on the terrace where Carrie’s all comfy and enjoying Mrs. Adam’s hospitality and the epic ending where she takes off with his weed! 🤣🤣 Where There’s Smoke has some classic scenes as well.
@@valleygirl2530 Same 🤣🤣
I love, love, love "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda" ❤ Pizza for everyboby 🤣
Annabelle Bronstein was the inspiration for Anna Delvey. Tell me I'm wrong🤔
I remember all of these episodes so I don't understand how they're underrated. They may not be as heavily quoted but...
I miss this show so much
Carrie has what she deserves. She dates several good men. But she ended up with the worst. Big.
and carrie never paid her back
I was surprised that that was a young Kat Dennings!
Carry didn't have any right to expect help from Charlotte but omfg the tone deaf reaction of Charlotte while standing in her divorce settlement town house and Diamond ring is mind blowing.
Ok Belle of the Ball was a good one too-I liked how the guys come together at the end
I should really watch it for the first time😂 never saw any episode
The Rabbit
11:30 CHARLOTTES OUTFIT I LOVE
The Real Me is my absolute favourite episode!
A friend is not just someone to gossip with at brunch. They're supposed to help you in your time of need. Charlotte didn't even have the guts to tell her no. She just wanted to hold on to her pretentious marriage and failed motherhood journey.
The only hint here of the first three seasons is “Where there’s smoke there’s fire”. It is the first three seasons where the four women are truest to their characters and the show is truest to its premise. The last three seasons, it turns more and more into conventional romantic comedy.
Such fun 😅
I'm sorry I know they try to keep it real, but they should not have killed off Mr. Big. I love the story lines, most of them, I liked seeing her with Mr. Big, it's weird to see her in another relationship
The Berger thing the WORST! I don’t know if the writers were high or what but it was AWFUL. Who ever seriously thought they could be a couple? He was immature selfish and small. WHAT WAS ATTRACTIVE ABOUT HIM?? (And I don’t mean looks at all) he annoyed the crap out of me
God I hated Aidan's character sooo much. He is so condescending to Carrie and the way he holds his hands around her neck 🤮🫤.
Me too
I love a charade is my favorite episode even Berger is my the least favorite. Maybe because he’s the realest guy Carrie dated.
I love Blair Underwood on SATC. Dr. Robert was fine and successful.
I hate the initial encounters with Berger especially when Carrie’s licking the ketchup off her face. I know wanted that to cute and sexy but it wasn’t.
I HATE that ketchup licking scene too. It's always looked disgusting to me, yet it was supposed to be "cute" UGH
These are all about the amazing friends Carrie has that she takes for granted. Did she ever pay Charlotte back?
SJP was on an ego trip through the entire series....still is!
I think The real me is one of the best episodes
Vogue idea and when they go to LA are the worst