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Sex and the City (1998)

Comedy | Romance 
Rayting:   7.1/10 113K votes
Country: USA
Language: English

Four female New Yorkers gossip about their sex lives (or lack thereof) and find new ways to deal with being a woman in the late 1990s.

Episode Guide

Season 6

Season 5

Season 4

Season 3

Season 2

Season 1

Best Sex and the City Episodes

Top 20 (Ranked)

February 22, 2004star8.8 984 votesS6E20 An American Girl In Paris (Part Deux)
October 3, 1999star8.2 671 votesS2E18 Ex and the City
June 3, 2001star8.2 656 votesS4E2 The Real Me
February 15, 2004star8.1 619 votesS6E19 An American Girl In Paris (Part Une)
February 10, 2002star8.1 571 votesS4E18 I Heart NY
September 24, 2000star8.0 566 votesS3E15 Hot Child in the City
August 3, 2003star8.0 542 votesS6E7 The Post-It Always Sticks Twice
July 15, 2001star8.0 541 votesS4E8 My Motherboard, My Self
August 27, 2000star8.0 517 votesS3E12 Don't Ask, Don't Tell
September 14, 2003star7.9 518 votesS6E12 One
August 20, 2000star7.9 497 votesS3E11 Running With Scissors
August 10, 2003star7.9 482 votesS6E8 The Catch
July 25, 1999star7.8 620 votesS2E8 The Man, The Myth, The Viagra
August 22, 1999star7.8 579 votesS2E12 La Douleur Exquise!
October 15, 2000star7.8 526 votesS3E18 Cock a Doodle Do!
August 17, 2003star7.8 505 votesS6E9 A Woman's Right to Shoes
August 5, 2001star7.8 481 votesS4E11 Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda
January 6, 2002star7.8 475 votesS4E13 The Good Fight
January 11, 2004star7.8 465 votesS6E14 The Ick Factor

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User Reviews

watf-71144 12 September 2018

Watchseries; I can understand that a certain section would love to have the fantasy life these four seem to have. Enough money that they don't need to save and can leave work or go away on holiday at a moments notice, where hats and bags which cost more than an average family's monthly food bill can be bought and than discarded without a thought, but even with those people I would assume most with all the time and money available would act more charitably. Could you actually imagine being in these peoples company, moaning and whining about things that haven't earned or worked for, blaming everyone else for not giving them the things they want. Do people actually want to be like this? There is no redeemable or funny aspect of these people. this should really be a horror show, pointing out the selfishness and inequality that the world has become

watf-71144 12 September 2018

I can understand that a certain section would love to have the fantasy life these four seem to have. Enough money that they don't need to save and can leave work or go away on holiday at a moments notice, where hats and bags which cost more than an average family's monthly food bill can be bought and than discarded without a thought, but even with those people I would assume most with all the time and money available would act more charitably. Could you actually imagine being in these peoples company, moaning and whining about things that haven't earned or worked for, blaming everyone else for not giving them the things they want. Do people actually want to be like this? There is no redeemable or funny aspect of these people. this should really be a horror show, pointing out the selfishness and inequality that the world has become

irisheye-10292 30 July 2018

Sex and the City watchseries. Shes was always about herself and couldn't be any more annoying if she tried. sjp seems just like her

theviewer 12 September 2004

I would never have imagined that Sex and the City would cause such a negative reaction. It is particularly surprising that anyone from London would dare be self-righteous enough as to spew a lengthy harangue of moral rights and wrongs. Since when is London high on morality? The show is something to be taken with a grain of salt. For those that think that it send the wrong message about sex, it's not an after school special and there is no reason to remind a thirty-something year old to practice safe sex. The show is on HBO late at night for a reason. I do not understand the point of watching the show if one does not like it. It's the TV show executives and cast that end up laughing all the way to the bank - while those sitting on their couches, complaining, are simultaneously boosting the shows ratings. Why bother contributing awareness and popularity to something that one so avidly disagrees with?

I am only a recent viewer of the show, now running on TBS - so I get the watered-down version, which is still quite enjoyable. I somewhat relate to both the women and the situations presented. I appreciate the fact that the show touches on some major issues of singles in the dating world while, at the same time, not having an overly dramatic or depressing tone. It's fun and light hearted - it celebrates the shallowness in each one of us while also recognizing the basic faults that make us human. In a sense it is hyperbole, but what good TV show isn't? Everything in the world does not have to be serious - in reality no one is politically correct all of the time. The show should not be viewed as representative of men, women, and New York - this is not the way the show is meant to be observed. Take as a spoof on dating life for singles in New York - and on men and women's idiosyncrasies - but by no means take it as reality. It's not - It's just a TV show. If you want reality then get your hiney off the couch and go live your life and stop complaining about how trivial and unrealistic TV shows are!!!!

fusskins 15 July 2000

I am a 23 year old single woman living in Manhattan and I love and relate to this show. All though I am younger and poorer than these women, and I don't get nearly as many men as they do (not to mention the fact that I'm Black!), I think this show has alot of insightful and funny things to say about being a woman in New York.

And to address the sex issue...I am so tired of the Madonna/Whore complex everyone in the country seems to be up to their eyeballs in. Get over it! Women like sex, they have sex, and they have sex with men they don't like. So what? And so what if they continue to look for Mr. Right even when they're with Mr. Right Now. What person man or woman hasn't consistently done something, seemingly at cross-purposes with their intended goal in the name of love, lust, or companionship? Stop with the tired double standards (that includes HBO's ban on full frontal male nudity on the show!)

Let's address the real issue: We all wish we were getting it as much as Samantha--even it's from just ONE person!!!

sts-26 14 December 2008

I first caught SATC in the late nineties, and thought it was great. At the time the show really captured a certain nineties sensibility - it was cynical, tongue-in-cheek, adult. Though not your average SATC fan - heterosexual, thirty-something male working in IT - I became obsessed, and was sure to see each new episode the first time it aired. However, over time I became disillusioned with the series.

First, I eventually read the book. Despite the author's reluctance to say anything, the show never was much like the book, and has - over the years - strayed far far away. The book is, like most of Candace Bushnell's work, insightful and witty, with its humor derived from a certain urbane severity; it shares more with the works of Carrie Fischer and Tama Janowitz than any of the stuff now labeled Chick Lit.

Bushnell's characters may fall in love, even marry. They may have Manolos and Birkin bags, but this is all background noise of sorts. Bushnell is an under-rated pop-anthropologist, depicting the tribes that inhabit the big city. We may no longer be hunting our food, or struggling to keep the fire going, but it is still all about survival. Bushnell is great at depicting the primal hunger that, while it once made man fight to the death over territory or a fresh kill, now makes women deck themselves out in top gear and hunt down that Banker or Fortune 500 Executive, or fight tooth-and-nail to break through the glass ceiling.

Second, somewhere midlife, SATC, the show, got lost. All that incidental stuff - the shoes and bags, and places-to-be-seen - moved from the background to the foreground. The show became one long glossy luxury goods advertisement, the kind found in Vanity Fair. The movie underlines this - while there are great story lines, etc, the theatrical release is one obscene orgy of consumerism and decadence.

Too bad. The last years of SATC is an insult to both the book and the early years of the show. It is certainly an insult to the public, but - considering SATC was most popular in its later years - maybe the insult is much deserved.

Calicodreamin 30 April 2020

Endlessly rewatchable, sex and the city is a one of a kind tv show epitomizing the early 2000s. With a long running tv show it's inevitable to have some good and not so good storylines. But for the most part, SATC got it right, showcasing four single girls navigating love and life in New York City. One of my all time favs.

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