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S9 E3 Sex And the City: Miranda Hobbes, Esq.
Today’s episode brings us to SATC’s legal representation, Ms. Miranda Hobbes, Esq. Miranda is our to-the-point, cold-hearted (except when she’s not), high-powered lawyer girlie. Miranda is power suits by day and, when they fit, sexy jeans by night. She’s a mom who normalizes only liking your own kid. A professional who doesn’t take any crap. And a friend that has her friends’ backs (whether they like it or not.) We’ll talk about the highs and lows of her character, including
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S9 E2 Sex and the City Extra Sugar - What SATC Taught Us About NYC
We could cue this one up with a bunch of puns and song lyrics, but hey, that’s what the episode is for. In this week’s Extra Sugar, we’re talking about SATC’s fifth main character: New York City (but like, really Manhattan, which the show largely favored of the city’s five boroughs). The show lets us know – from the very first frame in the pilot that this is first and foremost – a NYC show. We love it. Honestly, after back-to-back traditional soundstage sitcoms, we’re just g
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S9 E2 – Sex And the City: Charlotte York Elizabeth Goldenblatt: Park Avenue Princess
It’s time to explore the “Rose” of SATC. Our “good-on-paper” girl. Our “sweet one.” Our “one-cardboard-baby-away-from-a-crashout” ball of sunshine. That’s right - it’s Charlotte’s turn to get the ST&TV treatment. We’ll talk about the highs and lows of her character, Charlotte’s funniest moments, her “Charlotte-iest” moments, and all the things that didn’t age well this time around. If you want to follow along, here are the episodes we watched for this episode: S2 E7 – The Ch
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Feb 231 min read
S9 E1 Extra Sugar: Our Pop Culture Love Letter to SATC
If “Sex and the City” had given us nothing else, it’s incontrovertible that it served the best fashion. Fortunately, it gave us so much more and we’re exploring that in this week’s “Extra Sugar.” SATC said: be fabulous, be broke, be late, be complicated—and somehow make it iconic. Was it realistic? Absolutely not. Was it influential? So ab-so-duck-ing-lute-ly influential we’re still talking about it. Regrettably, I (Nikki) found this piece after I put this segment together,
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Feb 191 min read
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