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Can't wait! What do you think will happen in the final episodes? I really hope they dont give Samantha cancer. I also hope that that old guy doesnt end up with Carrie. I heard they shot 3 different final episodes in order to keep everyone guessing... what do you think?

o0o0o new episodes. *-*

I agree with you about Samantha getting cancer. That would be just plain wrong. And speaking of wrong that old guy is all wrong for carrie. *nods*

How does that three different ending thing work anyway? O_o What's the point if they aren't gonna show them...or are they?

The final 8 episodes starts this Sunday. I like to watch that.

http://apnews.excite.com/article/20040102/D7VQRUP80.html


'Sex and the City' Begins Final Fling


LOS ANGELES (AP) - If "Sex and the City" puts its fans in the mood for anything these days, it might just be a good cry.

The final episodes of HBO's series about four high-flying New York women start airing 9 p.m. EST Sunday, and after that it's goodbye to Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte and Samantha.

In six seasons, the pals have run through men like disposable razors while keeping a tight grip on their friendship, provoking debate about how they stack up as symbols of contemporary womanhood.

The series became one of HBO's trademark shows, the kind it can rightly claim isn't duplicated by the broadcast networks.

It's not just the cable channel and devotees who are reluctant to see the end of the comedy-drama based on Candace Bushnell's book. The cast is feeling a bit blue as well.

"It's just really sad," said Cynthia Nixon, who plays lawyer-mom Miranda. "We all have emotional moments and a lot of nostalgic moments on the set nowadays."

As the end of shooting approaches, "we keep having the last coffee shop scene, Stanford's (Willie Garson) last day, all of these last scenes," said Nixon. Shooting was scheduled to end in February.

Kristin Davis, who plays newly married (for the second time) Charlotte, was employing her own avoidance technique.

"I'm trying to create a list of things that will be good about it (ending), so when I feel sad I have that list," she said. "And the list is small, including not having to have my hair dried straight every day."

Both Nixon and Davis said they would have happily continued with the show. But Sarah Jessica Parker, the series' star and an executive producer, has said she believes it's best to quit while it's still beloved.

The cast is tight-lipped about how the finale will play out, partly because they're not quite sure. Each was only given script pages concerning her character, and multiple endings of the final encounter for the friends were shot.

Plot leaks had occurred and executive producer Michael Patrick King wanted to clamp down, according to Davis: "He started getting really paranoid."

The series' sixth and final season was broken into two parts, with a dozen episodes that aired through fall and the final eight wrapping things up now through February.

When last seen, Miranda had reunited with Steve, her son's father. Charlotte had tied the knot with Harry. Carrie (Parker) was starting a red-hot romance with an artist played by Mikhail Baryshnikov. And Samantha (Kim Cattrall) appeared in danger of being tied down - emotionally, that is - by one man, the hunky Smith.

From the outset, the series provoked as much discussion about its social messages as it did its trendsetting fashion. Was it pre-feminist, post-feminist or anti-feminist? And why did the New York of "Sex and the City" look so unfailingly white despite the real city's ethnic diversity?

Even the cast's lingerie habits were analyzed, with one article questioning why one actress (Parker) wore a bra in her bedroom scenes while the other actresses generally went without.

How did the actresses feel about such microscrutiny?

"I'm amused but flattered as well by any in-depth analysis of the show," Davis said. She recalled talking to Parker before the series' debut about how the emphasis on romance and sex would be received.

Happily, she said, "we were not drummed out of town" by feminists.

How does Davis read the series' message, if any?

"To me, it's very feminist because the whole thing has been to show women in different situations with different choices, and not to have there be one right choice and judging other choices," she said.

Nixon, who says she and Parker had pushed to for more ethnic diversity, welcomed a brief romance this season with a black physician, played by Blair Underwood.

"It was an insulated, isolated group," Nixon said of the fictional characters and their world. "We came up with some things, although it was still not what we were imagining."

thanks for the article!

Hi Sex and the City fans. I am new to this message board, but I am an old fan of Sex and the City. I can't wait to see the new episodes. I'm on the west coast, so I still have a few hours to wait. LOL

But I did get a sneak peek about the show from my friends at Soapdom.com. They mostly cover soap operas, but they have this new special feature on Sex and the City -- episode sneak peeks and photos, too!

Soapdom (http://www.soapdom.com)

Now -- to wait til 9 PM Pacific time. LOL

I watched the episode last night called "Let There Be Light" it was great. I hope it will be down to seven more episodes next week. After all seven new episodes, "Sex and the City" goes bye-bye later next month.

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Tonight's "Sex and the City" episode is called "The Ick Factor". It's on tonight at 9:00 on HBO. The episodes will go down to 6 next week.

If "Sex and the City" will end on HBO by late February, TBS will get the rights to air reruns starting June and another one next year on both WGN, WPIX and other stations which now owns the Tribune package according to the other thread that Pav posted it last year. TBS will start airing reruns as TV-14 beginning in June.

The new episode for tomorrow's "Sex and the City" is "Catch-38". There will be 5 more episodes left next week.

"Out of the Frying Pan" is the new "Sex and the City" episode for tomorrow night. Only 4 more episodes next week.

"Out of the Frying Pan" is an episode about Samantha is planning to visit Brooklyn. I love Brooklyn a lot, I visited there every home visit, and I still love it!

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Originally posted by BrooklynGuy78
"Out of the Frying Pan" is an episode about Samantha is planning to visit Brooklyn. I love Brooklyn a lot, I visited there every home visit, and I still love it!

http://www.pbase.com/image/12787562/medium.jpg dont you mean miranda?

I was talking about Miranda going to Brooklyn.

I've watched an episode called "The Cold War" this past Sunday. There will be 3 more episodes left this Sunday. I'm not watching this Sunday, because I will watch the Grammys. It will be on again Monday on HBO2.

A few days ago, I watched that show in an episode called "Splat!" and it was great. There will be 2 more episodes left to go this Sunday. A word about the final showing on February 22nd, I will make up a thread.