Beverley Macker
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When did Vanilla become an insult?She was so vanilla, she didn't need to be with a different guy every night, even when she was in a serious relationship with Aiden who she could trust it was still vanilla
Sex And The City And Just Like That...
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Comewhinewithme
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It's not an insult it was agreeing on a previous post that was quoted based on the comments that she wrote sex column for a living yet was the most non adventurous out of all the girls.
soymilk
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i wouldn't mind seeing one of them (preferably Miranda) on the new show using dating apps; it could be funny to watch and is also quite reflective of how a lot of couples meet these days. She's the only one out of the 3 of them i could see pulling it off well!
- this is if her character is divorced / separated
- this is if her character is divorced / separated
I think if none of them are single and dating it is going to be SO dull, maybe the new character will be the single one? I predict a cheating storyline with big
Fingers crossed (I've never forgiven Steve for cheating!).
Comewhinewithme
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Yes that was a stupid story, after all they'd been through he'd go and cheat because he didn't get attention, she was a lawyer from the day they met she was always working the clock round then factor in a baby and Steve's Ma, yeah I'm still annoyed at him
and when she was doing so much for his mom aswell
I agree earlier seasons were best
Loves Samantha and the short guy.
My fave Samantha relationship was Richard.
Felt so sad for Charlotte when she split from trey but so pleased she found Harry.
But then I felt they ruined them a bit in the film making them less down to earth unless most Newyork families have nanny.
I hope miranda and Steve lasted.
Some spin offs can work look at good fight from the good wife.
However not sure with satc at all.
More big aiden triangle be so bloody boring.
Loves Samantha and the short guy.
My fave Samantha relationship was Richard.
Felt so sad for Charlotte when she split from trey but so pleased she found Harry.
But then I felt they ruined them a bit in the film making them less down to earth unless most Newyork families have nanny.
I hope miranda and Steve lasted.
Some spin offs can work look at good fight from the good wife.
However not sure with satc at all.
More big aiden triangle be so bloody boring.
soymilk
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such a dreamboat!
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SarcasticEllis
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I think In charlottes circles it would be really common. A few years back mr Ellis and I visited New York and were sitting in Central Park having lunch. He came out with âwow lot of adoptive families hereâ. Well perhaps but I think there were likely more nannies of a different ethnicity...
this was also the same man who exclaimed at the number of Amish people in one area. Nope, Hasidic Jewish men. I think he needs a diversity course
He was such a dick!!
Thechubbymoaner
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Rewatching this again.. for the hundredth time...is it me or does Smith's play thing where he's naked look like the biggest heap of tit
BettyCrockerr
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I think that was the whole point of that storylineâŠ.!!!
AlanBanan
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Without a doubt he wouldâve been friends with Epstein if SaTC was in real life
Also, Carrie is not a sex columnist. She writes about sex but she is a relationship columnist. Which is even worse as shes never had a healthy relationship in her life.
But, I do not know who would even read her column they always sound the same. I hated her thinking about that weeks conversations and asking herself questions.
âWhilst Samantha was talking about slipping and sliding all over that Firemans pole, I got to thinking... Would Big catch me if I slipped?â
This. I want a fun new show in a vibrant city that doesn't have a cookie cutter fairytale ending.
I'll watch / read a review to this reboot but won't be watching the show.
The Betrayal of Sex and the Cityâs Ending
The thesis of Sex and the City seems to be that women donât need to be defined by marriage. From its premiere in 1998 through six subsequent seasons, the show suggested that women could get everything they needed from their friends. So, many viewers found it startling when the series finale directly contradicted the proposition the show had seemingly set out to prove. In the end, Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, and Charlotteâs storylines focus on their committed relationships with men.
Thus the once seemingly progressive Sex and the City joined the ranks of shows like Friends and Gossip Girl which depicted women finding a âhappily-ever-afterâ in toxic relationships, romanticizing and normalizing the patterns of unhealthy partnerships. One could try to argue that TV viewers werenât ready for an ending featuring a single female protagonist â but this had already been done, and been well-received many times before. In the years since Sex and the City concluded, more relationship-focused shows have gained the confidence to leave their heroines unpartnered.
The ending of Sex and the City, however, shows the writers werenât confident in their own thesis, and they left viewers with an inconsistent message about the acceptable paths for women to take.
I'll watch / read a review to this reboot but won't be watching the show.
The Betrayal of Sex and the Cityâs Ending
The thesis of Sex and the City seems to be that women donât need to be defined by marriage. From its premiere in 1998 through six subsequent seasons, the show suggested that women could get everything they needed from their friends. So, many viewers found it startling when the series finale directly contradicted the proposition the show had seemingly set out to prove. In the end, Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, and Charlotteâs storylines focus on their committed relationships with men.
Thus the once seemingly progressive Sex and the City joined the ranks of shows like Friends and Gossip Girl which depicted women finding a âhappily-ever-afterâ in toxic relationships, romanticizing and normalizing the patterns of unhealthy partnerships. One could try to argue that TV viewers werenât ready for an ending featuring a single female protagonist â but this had already been done, and been well-received many times before. In the years since Sex and the City concluded, more relationship-focused shows have gained the confidence to leave their heroines unpartnered.
The ending of Sex and the City, however, shows the writers werenât confident in their own thesis, and they left viewers with an inconsistent message about the acceptable paths for women to take.
not sure if I posted this earlier, but have you seen this?
I am praying he makes more!
That's clearly not NYC, but great regardless!
I really do hope someone does a good NYC based show once it springs back into life, it's all a quite grim at the moment
Looks like he's still doing it on insta, this was 2 days ago but the full thing is behind a patreon
this is actually something I would pay on patreon for, it is hilarious, in other episodes they keep making reference to the fact they are "clearly" in NYC, the best episode is 8 imo
Ah excellent I thought it might be that self aware, only watched the first one thanks to your post. Will watch the rest later!
Yeah someone like that who isn't getting that many views and content takes a while to make I don't have an issue with Patreon. It's not like the people churning out easy stuff, that's sponsored and gets millions of views and still begging for money.
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