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Sex and the City (plus And Just Like That) is one of the most iconic shows of the late 90s/early 00s era – it prompted discussions about at-the-time taboo topics, changed fashion, and gave us one of our favorite on screen friend groups. But why exactly was it so different from what came before, and why did it have the impact it did? This is the Total Take, where we break down the most analyzable films and TV shows of all time, through their visual storytelling, world, symbolism, writing and impact.

CHAPTERS

00:00 - The Impact of Sex in the City
01:53 - Unpacking Sexuality in "Sex and the City"
03:41 - The Contrast between Carrie and Samantha's Scenes
05:30 - Carrie's Changing Hair: A Symbol of Transformation
07:22 - The Significance of Shoes in Sex and the City
09:24 - The Writing of "Sex and the City"
11:14 - Flawed Women and Progressive Values
13:05 - The Complexities of Carrie and the Difficult Women
14:57 - Miranda Hobbs and her Importance
16:44 - Sex in the City and Women's Struggles
18:36 - Changing the Vibe of the Show
20:23 - The Influence of Sex and the City on Female Protagonists in TV
22:11 - Exclusive members-only series