Although I applaud shows written by and starring women, and their characters are smart and deep rather than stupid and shallow, along with many others I've found I can't relate to these women. They are all very skinny, beautiful and have a lot of money. They create a lot of their own problems and seem to take way too much time figuring out the simplest of life lessons [but that's the nature of TV, I guess.] I know many people are happy there's a show that speaks frankly about sex and relationships from a woman's point of view, but I have to say I've had hundreds of conversations with my own friends about these subjects that are more honest, deeper and funnier. [Especially when compared to the sanitized-for-broadcast TV versions.] Final note: SJP's glamorization and glorification of cigarette smoking is of great disservice to impressionable young women who constantly refer to her character as making it look "cool"! For shame!!!
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Series based on Candace Bushnell's book "Sex and the City," which chronicles the sexy exploits of New Yorkers. Carrie Bradshaw is a young New York writer who explores the unique world of Manhattan's dating scene, chronicling the mating habits of New York's cultural elite as she looks for love in all the wrong places. Her friends include PR executive Samantha, who's seen and done it all; art dealer Charlotte, who believes that love can conquer all; corporate lawyer Miranda, ever ambivalant about real romance; and Mr. Big, a high-powered New Yorker.
Series based on Candace Bushnell's book "Sex and the City," which chronicles the sexy exploits of New Yorkers. Carrie Bradshaw is a young New York writer who explores the unique world of Manhattan's dating scene, …
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If i had known they were doing another sex and the city i would have sent in pics of my daughter, she sooooo looks …more»