SATC New Season - And Just Like That...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Samantha needs a London spin off pronto. I believe KC could easily carry that and imagine all the fun London characters they could bring into her storylines.

Yeah, the producers should make a deal with her along these lines--with occasional crossovers in NYC/London.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I loved Episode 3 - felt like classic SATC to me, and a LOT less cringe. I'm totally invested now and excited to see where this goes.

Me too!

Natasha was actually interesting and the meeting with Carrie rang true. I’m finally curious about the Miranda storyline. The drinking alone was so cliche, but now she’s actually interesting. Charlotte is still as boring as ever but seeing the other 2 storylines turn around makes me feel more inclined to give it another chance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Samantha needs a London spin off pronto. I believe KC could easily carry that and imagine all the fun London characters they could bring into her storylines.

Yeah, the producers should make a deal with her along these lines--with occasional crossovers in NYC/London.

OMG! I would watch that!

[Anonymous]

I LOVED the third episode. The look on Miranda's face when she was "shot-gunned."

[Anonymous]

This episode was so much better! Can’t wait to see where the story lines are going. Also, love the clothes

[Anonymous]

Sloppy editing in episode 3. Steve and Miranda eating ice cream and watching a movie. The next scene Miranda is dishing out the ice cream and they're trying to decide what to watch. Jarring continuity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sloppy editing in episode 3. Steve and Miranda eating ice cream and watching a movie. The next scene Miranda is dishing out the ice cream and they're trying to decide what to watch. Jarring continuity.

This was supposed to be the next night. Hence, the “dessert ritual” comment.

[Anonymous]

SO much better!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Samantha needs a London spin off pronto. I believe KC could easily carry that and imagine all the fun London characters they could bring into her storylines.

Yeah, the producers should make a deal with her along these lines--with occasional crossovers in NYC/London.

OMG! I would watch that!

+3

But please keep these producers away from that (imaginary) show. Yikes.

[Anonymous]

Oh no! Ok, feeling better about the show decisions I guess.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/chris-noth-accused-of-sexual-assault-1235063596/

[Anonymous]

^^ OMG!

[Anonymous]

In case anyone doesn't want to go to the article, my summary would be (and feel free to correct or amend):

1. Two allegations of rape against CN, having occurred over a decade apart but with some strikingly similar features, by two women with no other connection than seeing him come back in this show

2. Both corroborated contemporaneously (or shortly after) by friends, work supervisors, counselling/rape crisis center, ED, and/or police reports

3. CN not named at police reports, but other people in their lives heard his voicemails or saw his texts to the woman before she went alone with him

4. He denies any non-consensuality, but there were some odd messages from him after in both cases (corroborated) about wanting to make sure they were on the same page about what happened

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought this episode was better, but Miranda is really annoying me this season. I think they are like beating us over the head with her storyline.

The reality of a middle aged woman in a sexless marriage, a challenging young adult son, and at a professional crossroads should be way more interesting than this is.

+1. And I can't relate to her handling it by going to an after-hours party and getting shotgunned/pot smoke blown into her mouth.

[Anonymous]

has any character on this show ever been relatable?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In case anyone doesn't want to go to the article, my summary would be (and feel free to correct or amend):

1. Two allegations of rape against CN, having occurred over a decade apart but with some strikingly similar features, by two women with no other connection than seeing him come back in this show

2. Both corroborated contemporaneously (or shortly after) by friends, work supervisors, counselling/rape crisis center, ED, and/or police reports

3. CN not named at police reports, but other people in their lives heard his voicemails or saw his texts to the woman before she went alone with him

4. He denies any non-consensuality, but there were some odd messages from him after in both cases (corroborated) about wanting to make sure they were on the same page about what happened

The women's accounts are very detailed. I believe them.