I just finished...may contain Sex and the City spoilers for those who've not seen it.

sparky · #1 09-11-2006, 12:46 AM

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Well, when you put Cynthia Nixon next to her partner she looks like the most f**king beautiful woman in the world....

yeah, I'm going to hell. What the **** is that!?! She better have a damn good personality.

She looks like Harvey Fierstein in a Howdy Doody wig.

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I didn't even notice and KD botox

I'll have to go back and check it out. The Richard thing was a definte turning point for Samantha...and despite his canoodling I really liked him...until the Hamptons house episode - with the bimbos who won't go away....ugh.

At a certain point you will notice that KD's face no longer moves from the eyebrows up and her face tends to get into these funny expressions of confusion. They seem absolutely unintentional.

I liked the Richard story. And I liked him.

What fascinated me about all of these characters is how they got what they thought they wanted and needed and then found out they didn't know what the hell they needed at all. That is interesting to watch - the aftermath of realizing that. It is very much like real life. These characters struggled, like all of us do.

DrummerDeanna · #2 09-11-2006, 12:51 AM

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She looks like Harvey Fierstein in a Howdy Doody wig.

Either I'm really tired - or that's the funniest damn thing I've ever heard. I'm think the latter - because that's exactly what that woman looks like. Good lord...if someone like that can get nookie what the hell is my problem?

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At a certain point you will notice that KD's face no longer moves from the eyebrows up and her face tends to get into these funny expressions of confusion. They seem absolutely unintentional.

I liked the Richard story. And I liked him.

What fascinated me about all of these characters is how they got what they thought they wanted and needed and then found out they didn't know what the hell they needed at all. That is interesting to watch - the aftermath of realizing that. It is very much like real life. These characters struggled, like all of us do.

Very true indeed - one of the brilliant aspects of the writing on that show.

Now - totally unrelated to anything - but I'm way tired and well a couple of things I noticed...

Richard
Mrs. Adams (the pot-head, comic book shop guy Carrie date's mom)
Matthew McCaunaghye or however the hell it's spelled.....

All three were in Boys on the Side.

The blond woman Carrie meets in a restaurant with the Russian - she was in Live Nude Girls with Kim Catrall.

Ok - just a few random things I noticed and thought were of note...why? I don't really know.

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I have the most overwhelming urge to go to New York City and to wear fabulous shoes. But for now I'll have to settle for going to bed....

sparky · #3 09-11-2006, 01:58 PM

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Good lord...if someone like that can get nookie what the hell is my problem?

Eye of the beholder and all that, I guess.

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Now - totally unrelated to anything - but I'm way tired and well a couple of things I noticed...

Richard
Mrs. Adams (the pot-head, comic book shop guy Carrie date's mom)
Matthew McCaunaghye or however the hell it's spelled.....

All three were in Boys on the Side.

The blond woman Carrie meets in a restaurant with the Russian - she was in Live Nude Girls with Kim Catrall.

Ok - just a few random things I noticed and thought were of note...why? I don't really know.

I would call this having good casting directors in common.

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I have the most overwhelming urge to go to New York City and to wear fabulous shoes. But for now I'll have to settle for going to bed....

Just don't spend a down payment on a house on yer shoes.

strandinthewind · #4 09-11-2006, 01:59 PM

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. . . Just don't spend a down payment on a house on yer shoes.

ummm . . . errrrrr . . . I . . . ah

sparky · #5 09-11-2006, 02:21 PM

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ummm . . . errrrrr . . . I . . . ah

I said house, not JET, Imelda.

strandinthewind · #6 09-11-2006, 02:33 PM

DrummerDeanna · #7 09-11-2006, 02:40 PM

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Just don't spend a down payment on a house on yer shoes.

Actually I'm not a big shoe whore - now I'm lusting more over all the fabulous things they eat on that show. I'd just about kill for some New York Pizza right about now.

strandinthewind · #8 09-11-2006, 02:43 PM

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Actually I'm not a big shoe whore - now I'm lusting more over all the fabulous things they eat on that show. I'd just about kill for some New York Pizza right about now.

Or a Grey's Papya hot dog - - YUM and only like 75 cents with the special.

sparky · #9 09-11-2006, 02:43 PM

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Actually I'm not a big shoe whore - now I'm lusting more over all the fabulous things they eat on that show. I'd just about kill for some New York Pizza right about now.

Speaking of eating, how great was that episode where Miranda throws the cake in the trash and later fishes it out and attacks it with a fork ?

DrummerDeanna · #10 09-11-2006, 02:48 PM

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Speaking of eating, how great was that episode where Miranda throws the cake in the trash and later fishes it out and attacks it with a fork ?

OMG I died. Because that's something I would do....and I can't believe she resorts to pouring dish soap all over it

And because of what I'm going through now - I LOVED the Miranda/ Weight Watchers episode...

Grrr..I wanted a Gray's Papaya so bad last time I was in New York - but we never made it

Next time. Next time.