Sarah Jessica Parker stars as Carrie Bradshaw, a New York writer who finds inspiration for her column from the genuine, emotional, and often humorous exploits of her friends and lovers.
Although Sex and the City last aired in 2004, the story isn’t over: Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte navigate life and friendships as 50-somethings in New York City in And Just Like That...
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Sarah Jessica Parker Gets Candid About Carrie
Twenty years after the groundbreaking series premiere, the actor and executive producer reveals the biggest misconception about Carrie, and which iconic accessory she kept from set.
Take Me Out to the Ballgame
The Season Two premiere finds Carrie dating a "new Yankee" after her break-up with Big.
The Awful Truth
Carrie invites Big to her birthday party, while Samantha must tell her boyfriend about his shortcomings.
The Freak Show
Carrie goes into freak mode, while Samantha dates a man who likes to be slapped around.
They Shoot Single People, Don't They?
Carrie thinks she likes being single. Meanwhile, Samantha gets "taken in" by a club-owning jerk.
Four Women and a Funeral
Charlotte falls for a widowed man she meets at a funeral. Meanwhile, Carrie mends some fences with Mr. Big.
The Cheating Curve
Carrie officially gets back with Mr. Big, while Charlotte is swept away with the Power Lesbian elite.
The Chicken Dance
Miranda's interior decorator and her friend from London fall in love at first sight.
The Man, The Myth, The Viagra
Carrie and Big continue their new relationship, while Samantha starts seeing an older man.
Old Dogs, New Dicks
Carrie tries to fix some of Big's annoying habits, Charlotte begins seeing an uncircumsized man, and Samantha bumps into an old boyfriend.
The Caste Systems
Carrie and Big say "I love you." Meanwhile, Miranda breaks it off with the bartender, and Samantha dates a rich guy with a duplicitous servant.
Evolution
Carrie tries (unsuccessfully) to leave some feminine items behind at Big's place.
La Douleur Exquise
Big tells Carrie that he is off to Paris for six months, and Samantha takes the girls to an S&M restaurant.
Games People Play
Carrie meets another "wrong" guy in her shrink's waiting room, and Samantha dates a sports addict.
The Fuck Buddy
Carrie makes a date with her "buddy." Meanwhile, Samantha enjoys the action of a couple next door.
Shortcomings
Carrie dates a short-story writer ... and his family. Miranda begins dating a divorced father, while Samantha sleeps with Charlotte's brother.
Was It Good for You
Carrie questions her seeing an alcoholic man, and Charlotte's latest lover falls asleep during sex.
Twenty-Something Girls vs. Thirty-Something Women
Carrie and the girls get a share in the Hamptons ... where they deal with age disparities.
Ex and the City
In the Season Two finale, Mr. Big tells Carrie that he and Natasha are engaged, and Samantha meets Mr. Too Big
Where There's Smoke
In the Season Three premiere, Carrie and the girls schmooze at the NYC Fire Department's Calendar Competition.
Politically Erect
Carrie's political consciousness is raised as her new companion lobbies for her affection.
Attack of the Five Foot Ten Woman
After seeing Big and Natasha's wedding in the Times, Carrie runs into the bride.
Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl ...
Carrie engages in a game of Spin the Bottle with her bisexual love interest.
No Ifs, Ands or Butts
Carrie considers quitting smoking when her habit almost ruins her chances with Aidan.
Are We Sluts?
Samantha's late-night visitors are seen as the cause when an old woman in her apartment building is robbed.
Drama Queens
Carrie begins to question her relationship with Aidan until she has an unexpected encounter with Mr. Big.
The Big Time
Charlotte tells the girls she thinks her new love Trey may be "the one."
Easy Come, Easy Go
After a shocking revelation, Carrie and Big fall into old habits, leading to a night of passion.
All or Nothing
Aidan finally says those three words, leaving Carrie guilt-ridden about her affair with Big.
Running With Scissors
Carrie seeks advice from Miranda as her affair with Big puts a strain on things with Aidan.
Don't Ask, Don't Tell
As Miranda tries to find a date for Charlotte's wedding, she decides to tell a little white lie.
Escape From New York
Carrie, Miranda and Samantha are fish out of water in youth-obsessed, no-smoking-anywhere L.A.
Sex and Another City
In L.A., Carrie is humiliated when her "agent" fling turns out to be a housesitter.
Hot Child in the City
Samantha is hired by a very rich 13-year-old girl to plan the Bat Mitzvah of the Century.
Frenemies
Miranda's first date turns into a wake when the guy drops dead.
What Goes Around Comes Around
Carrie wonders if her cosmic balance is off after being mugged and tripping down stairs.
Cock A Doodle Do
In the Season Three finale, Samantha and Carrie face their respective noisy neighbors: loud transsexuals and roosters.
The Agony and The "Ex"-Tacy
In the Season Four premiere, Miranda's single life becomes a joke while Carrie's birthday party is a bust.
The Real Me
Carrie's insecurities are put to the test. Meanwhile, Samantha has sexy pictures taken of herself.
Defining Moments
Carrie begins dating a good-looking jazz-club owner, and Charlotte and Trey re-ignite their passion.
What's Sex Got to Do With It?
Samantha shocks everyone with her latest relationship, Charlotte and Trey look to truly re-connect, and Miranda swears off sex.
Ghost Town
Carrie and Miranda are haunted by the spirits of relationships past; Samantha enjoys some artificial support.
Baby, Talk Is Cheap
Carrie's leap into the information age reunites her with Aidan, and Samantha tests out novelty nipples!
Time and Punishment
Carrie and Aidan deal with new distractions, and Samantha demands gender equality when it comes to below-the-belt grooming.
My Motherboard, My Self
Carrie learns a valuable lesson after her computer crashes, and Samantha searches for an elusive climax.
Sex and the Country
Carrie deals with Aidan's rustic side, while Samantha shows a farmer what city girls are made of.
Belles of the Balls
Carrie helps Aidan and Big learn to accept each other a bit more, while Miranda and Steve get closer than they've been in a long time.
Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda
Samantha's obsession with accessories causes friction with an A-list client, and Carrie allows herself to take some grown-up steps with Aidan.
Just Say Yes
Charlotte and Trey reach a turning point in their quest for parenthood, and Carrie struggles to answer an important question.
The Good Fight
Carrie finds herself more cramped than cozy when Aidan moves in. Samantha reveals her feelings for Richard.
All That Glitters
Carrie wonders if she will be able to settle down for Aidan. Samantha fears she may have said too much to Richard.
Change Of A Dress
Samantha's relationship with Richard has her considering monogamy.Carrie is forced to face her fear of commitment.
Ring A Ding Ding
Carrie must deal with a financial challenge, while Charlotte has a hard time letting go of Mrs. MacDougal.
A Vogue Idea
Carrie begins her new job with Vogue magazine, but is shocked when she receives editorial advice.
I Heart Ny
In the Season Four finale, Mr. Big makes a move that leaves Carrie considering what might have been.
Anchors Away
In the Season Five premiere, Carrie decides that her one true love must be New York City.
Unoriginal Sin
Carrie decides to re-assess her work after she receives some surprising career news.
Luck Be an Old Lady
The girls celebrate Charlotte's 36th birthday with a trip to Atlantic City that also serves as a nice break for Miranda.
Cover Girl
Miranda joins Weight Watchers to lose her baby weight. Carrie undertakes a quest to create the perfect book cover.
Plus One Is the Loneliest Number
Carrie's book-launch party becomes a major New York event, but Samantha's plans to look beautiful for it go awry.
Critical Condition
Despite getting great reviews for her book, Carrie obsesses over what Aidan may be thinking.
The Big Journey
Carrie's much-anticipated weekend with Big (Chris Noth) ends in a surprising reversal of roles.
I Love a Charade
In the Season Five finale, Nathan Lane guest-stars as the girls head to the Hamptons for a memorable wedding.
To Market, To Market
In the Season Six premiere, Carrie believes her 'stock' has risen, thanks to a hot date with new flame Jack Berger.
Great Sexpectations
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Michael Patrick King<b><br> Written by</b> Cindy Chupack</p><p><b>"F*ck me badly once, shame on you. F*ck me badly twice, shame on me." - Samantha</b></p><p>Carrie and Jack's relationship is moving along perfectly. Their first few dates are nearly flawless, and are filled with steamy displays of public affection. Unfortunately, after a night of "quiet sex," Carrie discovers that the passion the two share doesn't translate to the bedroom.<br><br>Meanwhile, when Samantha introduces the girls to a "raw foods" restaurant, she discovers that she wants something that's not on the menu... a date with the hot waiter. Unfortunately, Samantha isn't the only woman interested in the staff. Later in the week, Sam returns to the restaurant, determined to be the last one there at the end of the night, allowing her to take the waiter home for dessert. After many hours (and four courses of uncooked food), Samantha finally gets her man and soon finds out that he was worth both the wait and the wheatgrass.<br><br>Hoping to fill the Steve-sized hole in her life, Miranda finds a new love, TiVO. Miranda's relationship luck remains consistent (consistently bad), as Magda accidentally breaks the device, leaving Miranda alone once again. Repeated attempts to fix the TiVO fail, until Steve steps in and works his magic, repairing the box while simultaneously making Miranda's feelings for him even more clear.<br><br>Having decided that Harry is indeed her ideal man, Charlotte announces that she is going to convert to Judaism. The conversion is easier said than done, however, as Charlotte's attempts to meet with a rabbi are repeatedly rebuffed. Harry explains that the rejections are standard, since the church wants to ensure that any "applicants" are serious. Charlotte sets out to prove herself, but winds up crashing Shabbos at the rabbi's house. He forgives the intrusion, and invites Charlotte to observe.<br><br>Carrie and Berger's love life continues to be "quiet." The frustration between the two is palpable, and they eventually turn to alcohol to lessen the tension. Unfortunately, the drinks lead to unconciousness, rather than elevated passion. The next morning, Berger and Carrie finally admit that they have a problem, and after trying some makeshift voodoo (including salt tossing and shoe modelling), the two finally manage to click in bed.</p></div>
The Perfect Present
Carrie visits Berger's apartment for the first time and discovers his 'ex-file.' Charlotte sacrifices pieces of her past for Judaism.
Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little
Carrie and Berger articulate their sentiments for each other, but then she offends him with a "sassy" comment about his novel.
Lights, Camera, Relationship
Carrie is surprised to find that Berger is cool with a trip to her favorite designer haunt, but cold when it comes to a sudden success.
Hop, Skip and a Week
Carrie is conflicted about her new relationship as Berger reveals more of his emotional limitations.
The Post-It Always Sticks Twice
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Alan Taylor<b><br> Written by</b> Liz Tuccillo</p><p><b>"I once was broken up with by a guy's doorman. 'I'm sorry Ms. Hobbes, Jonathan won't be coming down. Ever.'" - Miranda</b></p><p>Carrie and the girls are meeting for their usual breakfast when two bombshells are dropped. The good news is that Charlotte and Harry are engaged... but the bad news is that Berger dumped Carrie via a Post-it note earlier that morning. Carrie swears that she will refrain from giving Berger the satisfaction of an angry message, but winds up inadvertantly leaving one after badmouthing him to some of his friends at an exclusive club.<br><br>Charlotte absolutely basks in the glow of her engagement to Harry. Her ring is enormous (and patterned after the one given by Richard Burton to Elizabeth Taylor), and all seems well. All, that is, except for the nagging feeling that somehow this second marriage will be somewhat less special than her first. She tells the girls that this wedding will be far less elaborate than the last, releasing them from bridesmaid duties. Charlotte's attitude changes after running into a enthusiastic barhopping bridal party, rejuvenating her spirits and causing her to re-enlist her friends as bridesmaids.<br><br>Miranda is also in a funk until discovering that after many months of juggling motherhood and a career she is now able to fit into her "skinny jeans" for the first time since 1985. Her confidence soars, and she finds herself able to easily speak with the type of men that had been intimidating her. The jeans eventually split, but Miranda's positive new outlook remains.<br><br>Smith's career is rapidly heating up, but Samantha fears that he's moving too quickly by referring to her as his girlfriend during a private moment. She gives him a fabulous pair of Robert Marc sunglasses and coaches him to say that he's single when he makes an appearance on TRL, maximizing his teenage scream potential and keeping a comfortable distance between the pair. The plan backfires on Sam when she sees the broadcast and finds that she doesn't like hearing Smith declare his availability on national television.<br><br>Licking their wounds, the girls wind up in a dive bar. Samantha manages to score a joint in the bar, along with a man to potentially keep her mind off of Smith. Unfortunately, the man's girlfriend takes exception to this, chasing Carrie and Samantha out of the bar. The pair light the joint to take the edge off of their problems, but it just gets worse when Carrie gets busted for posession. Miranda, ever the lawyer, manages to talk the charge down to "smoking in a bar," leaving Carrie with just a small fine to pay. The girls then convene over shared banana splits, laughing as a very long day comes to an end.</p></div>
The Catch
Carrie considers the idea that a true catch may be having a strong safety net to catch you when you fall.
A Woman's Right to Shoes
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Tim Van Patten<b><br> Written by</b> Jenny Bicks</p><p><b>"It's like she's had two caesarians and a lobotomy." - Carrie</b></p><p>Carrie and Stanford attend a baby shower thrown by their friends Kyra and Chuck. Upon arriving, they discover that Kyra's house rules include the removal of all footwear, regardless if doing so will destroy a carefully crafted outfit. The evening is pleasant enough, but when Carrie plans to leave the party, she discovers that her brand new Manolos have been stolen. Later, Kyra offers to pay for the missing shoes, but balks when she discovers that they cost $485. Carrie winds up leaving the apartment with no compensation, and a sense of shoe-induced shame. She wonders if she has somehow made a mistake by choosing the lifestyle that she did, rather than the more traditional one chosen by Kyra.<br><br>Miranda finds herself with three separate problems: an open apartment in her building, Brady suffering from the chickenpox and her own growing need for male companionship. Luckily, one person solves all three problems, as Dr. Robert Leeds takes the vacancy and helps Miranda care for her sick child. When Brady's virus spreads to Miranda, Robert begins attending to her, but the tension in the air hints that their relationship may soon grow beyond doctor/patient.<br><br>Charlotte and Harry are still glowing in their post-wedding bliss, but the new bride has a slight problem adjusting to living with her husband's habits. She manages to get him to agree to stop leaving his used teabags all over the apartment, but she finds it more difficult to get used to the sight of him walking around the apartment in the nude. Charlotte doesn't say anything, but when Harry puts his naked form on her new white couch, she puts her foot down, and he agrees to wear shorts around the house from then on.<br><br>Samantha's dislike for misbehaving children comes to a head in a fancy restaurant. While a child babbles loudly in the background, Sam is admonished for daring to speak on a cell phone. Wildly frustrated by the double-standard, Samantha approaches the table with the child, but winds up with a face full of pesto for her troubles.<br><br>Carrie tries to smooth things over with Kyra, but it seems that the two won't be able to come to an agreement. Carrie then gets a brainstorm... since she's always come through whenever Kyra has registered at a store, then maybe it's time for Carrie to turn the tables. Ms. Bradshaw registers herself at Manolo Blahnik, in recognition of her just-announced marriage to herself. The only item that she registers for is a single pair of the missing $485 shoes, and Kyra finally comes around and replaces the missing Manolos.</p></div>
Boy, Interrupted
Carrie rekindles an old flame, and while it's definitely hot, it's just a little too heavy.
The Domino Effect
Carrie's emotions are stirred by a visit from a more open-hearted Big.
One
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> David Frankel<b><br> Written by</b> Michael Patrick King<b><br> <br> "When will waiting for "the one"... be done?" - Carrie</b></p><p>Carrie and Charlotte make a visit to a gallery where a performance artist has placed herself on display without any food or water. While viewing the exhibit, famed Russian artist Aleksandr Petrovsky takes notice of Carrie, but disappears into the crowd before she can point him out to Charlotte. When the two women are leaving the building, Charlotte notices Aleksandr and starts up a conversation. The artist clearly pays more attention to Carrie, however, and later in the week calls her up to ask her on a date, which Carrie accepts.<br><br>Charlotte and Harry finally realize their dream by conceiving, but unfortunately, Charlotte miscarries less than a month into the pregnancy. This absolutely devastates her, and she finds herself unable to leave her living room due to her grief. Even a visit from Carrie doesn't manage to cheer her up. Then, while sitting zombie-like in front of the television, Charlotte happens upon a documentary about Elizabeth Taylor. Liz's struggles inspire Charlotte, allowing her to get up, out of the apartment, and on with her life.<br><br>Robert surprises Miranda by giving her a giant cookie with the words "I Love You" written out in chocolate chips on it. Miranda realizes that she's not able to respond in kind to him (the words, not the cookie), and she worries that she's never going to be able to express her feelings to anybody. Later in the week, everybody gathers in Miranda's apartment to celebrate Brady's first birthday. Miranda is still a bit put off by her inability to say those three words... but she shocks herself by blurting them out in a private moment with Steve. He reciprocates, and the couple begin their relationship anew.<br><br>Baby Brady isn't the only one that is aging. Samantha notices a grey hair "down there" after a shower, deciding to dye it to make it disappear. Unfortunately, the experiment goes awry, and Ms. Jones accidentally dyes the whole region a bright orange. Stuck with "Bozo Bush", Sam chooses to shave it all off, telling Smith that she did it to make it easier for him to find things during intimate moments.<br><br>Following Brady's party, Carrie meets up with Aleksandr at Russian Samavor for a late dinner. The conversation is easy, despite the periodic language barriers. After the meal, the pair travel to the gallery to see if the performance artist is indeed maintaining her lonely vigil. After verifying that she is, Carrie and Aleksandr call it a night... but not before Carrie surrenders to his charm, with the couple sharing a passionate kiss on the New York street.<br><br><i>Carrie's all-original Victorian paste heart necklace with handset stones set in silver was provided by Terry Rodgers, Melody Antique and Vintage Jewelry, NYC.</i></p></div>
Let There Be Light
Carrie struggles to "keep it light" after spending the night with Aleksandr. Charlotte volunteers to help others and winds up in the dark
The Ick Factor
Carrie wonders how many more romantic gestures from Aleksandr she can stomach. Miranda and Steve exchange "I don'ts."
Catch-38
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Michael Engler<b><br> Written by</b> Cindy Chupack</p><p><b>"I think that I was just mistaken for a mother... by a mother!" - Carrie</b></p><p>Petrovsky continues to open himself up to Carrie, teaching her the access code and giving her a set of keys for his apartment. He also reveals that he has a daughter - Chloe, 22 and living in Paris. He also mentions that he doesn't want to have any more children, making Carrie wonder if she'll be willing to give up a man for a baby that she may or may not want to have.<br><br>Samantha's cancer treatments hit a rough spot when her male physician offends her by mentioning that some studies show that childless women have an increased risk for breast cancer. Samantha vows to receive treatment from a female doctor. Unfortunately, the top female specialist, Dr. McAndrew, has a months-long waiting list. Samantha tries namedropping her way into the doctor's schedule, but to no avail. Luckily, McAndrew's receptionist idolizes Smith, so a quick mention of his name manages to get Samantha (and a fellow patient) onto the toughest list in Manhattan.<br><br>Miranda and Steve take their honeymoon, but Miranda finds it somewhat difficult to totally relax in the wilderness setting chosen by her husband. The lack of television, radio and other distractions (along with Steve's raging libido) drives Miranda crazy.<br><br>While Miranda and Steve are on their honeymoon, baby Brady is entrusted to both Carrie and Charlotte. Carrie enjoys her time with Brady (taking him fingerpainting at Petrovsky's), but Charlotte winds up stressing out. She flips when Brady accidentally winds up seeing a lovemaking session between her and Harry, convincing her that she's scarred the child for life. Miranda eventually assuages Charlotte's fears... somewhat.<br><br>Carrie confronts Petrovsky about potentially wanting a child some day. She says that she thinks that she could ultimately end up with him, but that she worries that this issue will eventually tear them apart. Petrovsky also sees a future for them, but is certain that he doesn't want to have any more kids. The pair embrace, leaving the issue unresolved, but Carrie's affections for Petrovsky continue to grow.</p></div>
Out of the Frying Pan
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Michael Engler<b><br> Written by</b> Jenny Bicks</p><p><b>"I can't be on the red carpet in a bad rug." - Samantha</b></p><p>In a change from their usual excursions around Manhattan, Petrovsky convinces Carrie to have dinner at her place. The meal goes well, but ends abruptly when a mouse (smashed by Petrovsky) runs across her countertop. Later, the two get to talking about Samantha and her cancer, and Aleks shocks Carrie by talking about a friend of his who had died of the disease, making her realize the severity of Samantha's situation. Carrie doesn't appreciate Petrovsky's black and white viewpoint, and she walks out on him.<br><br>Samantha's cancer treatments are going well, and she reacts positively to the chemo. Unfortunately, the procedure causes her hair to begin falling out. Samantha freaks out at this development, especially since she has Smith's big premiere coming up. A trip to a wig store proves unsuccessful, since none of the pieces can match her fabulous hair. After all of this, Samantha is forced to admit to both Carrie and herself that her condition scares her greatly. She then takes matters into her own hands, and decides to shave her head. Proving that chivalry isn't dead, Smith also shaves his own head in a show of solidarity, and the pair make the premiere in style.<br><br>Charlotte and Harry's quest to conceive continues in vain as Charlotte's latest round of IVF proves unsuccessful. She tries to run away from her problems (literally) by taking frequent jogs in the park. During one of these runs, Charlotte meets Trudy Stork and her King Charles spaniel Princess Dandyridge Brandywine. The Princess is a showdog, but she doesn't compete due to a minor cosmetic flaw. Charlotte relates to the dog, and her perceived imperfections. Trudy sees the bond between the two, and gives Dandyridge to Mrs. York Goldenblatt. A quick namechange to Elizabeth Taylor Goldenblatt cements the dog's place as the newest member of Charlotte's family.<br><br>Steve and Miranda discover that their apartment just isn't big enough for the two of them, Brady, Fatty and Scout. Steve suggests that the family move to Brooklyn, but the thought of leaving Manhattan doesn't sit well with Miranda. She grudgingly decides to take a look at one house in the outer borough, and though she doesn't immediately fall in love with the place, she does realize that moving to Brooklyn is the best course of action for her family. After some quick negotiations, she signs the deal, and the house is theirs.<br><br>After another mouse invades Carrie's apartment, she calls Petrovsky to try and eliminate that problem. After he takes care of the rodent situation, the pair begin to talk, and come to an understanding, bringing them back together again.</p></div>
The Cold War
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Julian Farino<b><br> Written by</b> Aury Wallington</p><p><b>"I'm a beard in a wig." - Samantha</b></p><p>New York is in the middle of a cold snap, but Carrie and Petrovsky's relationship continues to sizzle. The pair cuddle up in the Russian's apartment for several days, causing Carrie to somewhat isolate herself from her friends. During this period, Carrie starts to wonder if she and Petrovsky have anything in common. They never talk about work, even though Petrovsky has a huge exhibition looming in Paris. When Carrie finally does come home from Petrovsky's, she's got a week's worth of messages waiting for her... all from Big. She erases the messages, and gets a sense of satisfaction from doing so.<br><br>Samantha (along with her fabulous collection of wigs) is non-plussed to hear growing rumors that Smith is actually gay. However, after a carefully cropped image of Smith, Stanford and Marcus sees print, the talk intensifies, and Sam is stuck with the label of "fag hag." To combat the rumors, Sam breaks out a video camera, and films a raunchy sex scene between her and Smith. The tape "leaks" to the press, and Smith's (and Sam's) sexual preferences are firmly established once and for all.<br><br>Charlotte decides to take Elizabeth Taylor back into competition, entering the King Charles Spaniel in a dog show. The event doesn't go smoothly, as Elizabeth goes into heat right before the judging. Despite leaving a trail of blood droplets in the ring, Elizabeth takes first prize, largely due to the judge being sweet on Charlotte. Harry and Charlotte take Elizabeth to the park to celebrate, but the spaniel ends up mounted by numerous other pooches, much to the dismay of the Goldenblatts.<br><br>The general disarray of the Hobbes/Brady house in Brooklyn is starting to get to Miranda. Even though Steve is constantly tinkering with the property, she finds every chance to flee back to Manhattan. After a difficult night out with the girls, she returns home to discover that Steve has finally installed her DSL line, making Brooklyn feel a bit more like home to her.<br><br>Carrie gets Petrovsky to agree to meet with all of the girls for a drink, but he ends up no-showing the get-together due to his workload. Carrie brings the girls up to the Russian's studio to introduce everybody, but he winds up shooing them all alway so he can continue to work. After the girls leave, Carrie approaches Petrovsky, only to discover that he's in the midst of an anxiety attack about his upcoming exhibition in Paris. He finally is willing to discuss his work with her, and the couple spends the rest of the night talking.</p></div>
Splat
Carrie considers a foreign concept posed by Aleksandr -- and watches her old life fly out the window.
An American Girl in Paris -- Part Une
Carrie moves to Paris to be with Aleksandr, but finds things not quite as she expected.
An American Girl in Paris -- Part Deux
Series finale. Carrie finds that life in Paris--and with Aleksandr -- leaves her longing for familiar faces.
