Is it just me or was Carrie Bradshaw the most annoying character from the 90s?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I'm on season 5 now; best scene of the series (besides the scene where Natasha told Carrie everything she thinks about that her ho-ing around):

(Samantha is posting signs about Richard on a street pole.)
Female police officer: Ma'am, it's against city law to deface public property.
Samantha: This man said he loved me and I caught him eating another woman's pussy.
Female police officer: Carry on, ma'am.

OMG! Can you imagine?!?!

[Anonymous]

Funny thing about Carrie. She popularized women's shoes as status symbols, seemingly.

I couldn't get over the shallow, so I really could not watch for any duration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I liked Miranda's kitchen backsplash. Went as far to find it retail and was successful.

I liked Charlotte, who I could relate to the most. I thought CB was a whiney, self-centered, bitchy friend.

You and I are the same person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I liked Miranda's kitchen backsplash. Went as far to find it retail and was successful.

I liked Charlotte, who I could relate to the most. I thought CB was a whiney, self-centered, bitchy friend.

You and I are the same person.

I am you and we are Charlotte, together.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://sarahjessicaparkerlookslikeahorse.com/

She's a fabulously successful actress, despite being average looking. Talented, hard working lady.

People's obsession with her appearance doesn't say good things about our society.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the 90s? Janice from Friends, everyone on Boy Meets World, everyone on Full House (but mostly Uncle Joey), Fresh Prince, 90210, Newman from Seinfeld. I think there are lots that are more annoying than Carrie.

well, 90210 was also produced by darren starr, so...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://sarahjessicaparkerlookslikeahorse.com/

She's a fabulously successful actress, despite being average looking. Talented, hard working lady.

People's obsession with her appearance doesn't say good things about our society.

But untalented. It's a shame she's successful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://sarahjessicaparkerlookslikeahorse.com/

She's a fabulously successful actress, despite being average looking. Talented, hard working lady.

People's obsession with her appearance doesn't say good things about our society.

But untalented. It's a shame she's successful.

Well, the poster you quoted said SJP is talented, so clearly you disagree on that point. Why do you think it's a shame she's successful? You obviously don't think she's attractive, and you've said you think she's talentless, so you can't be upset that she is successful for her looks. You didn't dispute that she's hardworking. Also, she's not a poor role model, like many celebrities -doesn't seem to have issues with drugs or alcohol or throw cell phones at underlings or cheat on her taxes, and has a successful marriage & family life. I just don't understand why is it a shame that someone who by all accounts is a hard worker and decent, hardworking, member of society is successful. It's one thing not to care for her yourself, but I'd much rather teen girls see her as a role model than most other actresses working today.

[Anonymous]

Ally McBeal

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[Anonymous]

They are all alter egos of the main character. They are all extremes. It's hilarious if you view it as internal dialogue rather than four different people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are all alter egos of the main character. They are all extremes. It's hilarious if you view it as internal dialogue rather than four different people.

That's one messed up person, in that case!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are all alter egos of the main character. They are all extremes. It's hilarious if you view it as internal dialogue rather than four different people.

She then sounds crazy. But every show with women always has 4 women and they all have the same four personalities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://sarahjessicaparkerlookslikeahorse.com/

She's a fabulously successful actress, despite being average looking. Talented, hard working lady.

People's obsession with her appearance doesn't say good things about our society.

But untalented. It's a shame she's successful.

Well, the poster you quoted said SJP is talented, so clearly you disagree on that point. Why do you think it's a shame she's successful? You obviously don't think she's attractive, and you've said you think she's talentless, so you can't be upset that she is successful for her looks. You didn't dispute that she's hardworking. Also, she's not a poor role model, like many celebrities -doesn't seem to have issues with drugs or alcohol or throw cell phones at underlings or cheat on her taxes, and has a successful marriage & family life. I just don't understand why is it a shame that someone who by all accounts is a hard worker and decent, hardworking, member of society is successful. It's one thing not to care for her yourself, but I'd much rather teen girls see her as a role model than most other actresses working today.

Because she ignores affairs. She is successful at that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://sarahjessicaparkerlookslikeahorse.com/

She's a fabulously successful actress, despite being average looking. Talented, hard working lady.

People's obsession with her appearance doesn't say good things about our society.

But untalented. It's a shame she's successful.

Untalented, seriously? She made her Broadway debut as a child and played Annie in Annie. SJP can really sing, among other talents.

[Anonymous]

But every show with women always has 4 women and they all have the same four personalities.

Agree. SATC is just another version of Living Single with white woman and better clothes.

Carrie = Khadijah. Journalists looking for love.
Miranda = Max. Lawyers caught up in being career women, who have one night stands that turn into the loves of their lives.
Charlotte = Synclaire. Sweet and innocent.
Samantha = Regine. Always chasing a man.