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JohnMcMillin · 03-19-2001, 06:51 PM

I just bought the 2-disc season 1 DVD set of Sex And The City. And Rick actually has a small part on the first episode, it even says "Scott Bryce" in the credits.

coily2 · 03-19-2001, 06:54 PM

I've heard that, but I never remember seeing him. I'm a huge fan of S&TC! Did he hook up with one of our girls?

JohnMcMillin · 03-23-2001, 04:11 PM

actually, in the pilot for S&TC. Rick is only in it in the first 5 minutes, before we actually get introduced to Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte. The pilot episode starts off with a story that Carrie is telling about how much different "Manhattan relationships" are compared to others. By using an example about a girl from England who moves to Manhattan and then meets and falls in love with a Manhattan-ite named Tim (none other than Scott Bryce himself) and then shows how much and fast they fall in love, and then how he dumps her.

It would've been cool had he actually been one of the boyfriends of the girls tho.

03-19-2001, 06:51 PM	#1
JohnMcMillin Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Aug 29, 2000 Location: louisville, ky, USA Posts: 380	Rick Bonner on S&TC I just bought the 2-disc season 1 DVD set of Sex And The City. And Rick actually has a small part on the first episode, it even says "Scott Bryce" in the credits.

03-19-2001, 06:54 PM	#2
coily2 Member Forum Regular Join Date: Dec 28, 2000 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 969	I've heard that, but I never remember seeing him. I'm a huge fan of S&TC! Did he hook up with one of our girls?

03-23-2001, 04:11 PM	#3
JohnMcMillin Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Aug 29, 2000 Location: louisville, ky, USA Posts: 380	actually, in the pilot for S&TC. Rick is only in it in the first 5 minutes, before we actually get introduced to Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte. The pilot episode starts off with a story that Carrie is telling about how much different "Manhattan relationships" are compared to others. By using an example about a girl from England who moves to Manhattan and then meets and falls in love with a Manhattan-ite named Tim (none other than Scott Bryce himself) and then shows how much and fast they fall in love, and then how he dumps her. It would've been cool had he actually been one of the boyfriends of the girls tho.