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Anonymous wrote:I can’t watch this show. I am not interested in stories about gay people, non-binary people, transgender people, or stories about micro aggressions. They are boring!

Okay? I think you're not the target audience. There are a lot of othere shows -- and other threads -- though. Maybe you could go over there?

The target audience is NOT “woke” millennials. They THINK they’re going to get them to watch with this nonsense, but no way.

The target audience are the original viewers. And we just want to see what happens to these people. The end. None of this ridiculous writing.

Why do you think this is the only thing that defines the target audience?

Because this show is old. And it had a cult following. No one new is tuning in.

My co-workers in their 20s and 30s are watching. Kim Kardashian is watching. It has been the biggest view audience of a series debut in HBOMax's entire history, and the viewership went up by more than an additional 50% for the second show. That's not all people that look like you and think like you. There just aren't that many of you.

It will be interesting to see where this goes in Nielsen demographics. I'll update the thread when I see it.

Meanwhile, you are (of course) entitled to your opinion. I'd encourage you to consider that there is a lot of the world going on that apparently you don't see or don't understand, but it's still there. Maybe it would be interesting to just let it be and not necessarily try to shut it down.

Well, if Kim Kardashian is watching, you know it must be good.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

Sounds like it’s more about your irrational hated of a fictional character. Might be worth thinking about why you find her so triggering.

I'm honestly not sure why some folks are even watching the show when they find it so deeply upsetting.

I think some people are feeling a lot of rage about other stuff (particularly pandemic-related issues) and were looking for a safe target to take it out on. It’s a lot safer to shred some fictional things characters on an anonymous forum than to admit that your marriage sucks or you feel like all your friends have abandoned you or something like that.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t watch this show. I am not interested in stories about gay people, non-binary people, transgender people, or stories about micro aggressions. They are boring!

Okay? I think you're not the target audience. There are a lot of othere shows -- and other threads -- though. Maybe you could go over there?

The target audience is NOT “woke” millennials. They THINK they’re going to get them to watch with this nonsense, but no way.

The target audience are the original viewers. And we just want to see what happens to these people. The end. None of this ridiculous writing.

Why do you think this is the only thing that defines the target audience?

Because this show is old. And it had a cult following. No one new is tuning in.

My co-workers in their 20s and 30s are watching. Kim Kardashian is watching. It has been the biggest view audience of a series debut in HBOMax's entire history, and the viewership went up by more than an additional 50% for the second show. That's not all people that look like you and think like you. There just aren't that many of you.

It will be interesting to see where this goes in Nielsen demographics. I'll update the thread when I see it.

Meanwhile, you are (of course) entitled to your opinion. I'd encourage you to consider that there is a lot of the world going on that apparently you don't see or don't understand, but it's still there. Maybe it would be interesting to just let it be and not necessarily try to shut it down.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

Sounds like it’s more about your irrational hated of a fictional character. Might be worth thinking about why you find her so triggering.

I'm honestly not sure why some folks are even watching the show when they find it so deeply upsetting.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

How would YOU handle it if you peed yourself because your friend was having sex with your boss in your kitchen? LOL. Some of y'all are so weird. The whole point of that scene was to show how far Miranda has spiralled.

She didn’t need to pee herself. All she had to do was ask for help. As always she made the choice to be a victim.

They were both awful. Maybe that was the point? Although if I had to pick a team, I'd be team Carrie. But while we are on the subject of awful, does Che get a free pass? Just because she is supposed to be a bad a** comedienne, you don't spark up in someone's house and have sex in their kitchen without their permission.



Agree with PP here. She didn't know exactly what to do (would you?) and tried to handle it herself, which didn't work well. In the moment she was covered with pee and angry (wouldn't you have been?) but calmed down as soon as Miranda explained how deeply unhappy she'd been. I don't think she takes her friends for granted and, as self-absorbed as she can be, would do the same for them. For example when Miranda was lonely on NYE or when Charlotte had her baby, panicked during both weddings etc.

Give me a break. She can’t call out, interrupt them, tell them she needs to use the John? Then she has to scold Miranda like a viper?

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

Not just that, but Miranda got drunk and stoned while she knew Carrie was relying on her to help with post-surgical care. If Carrie had a complication more serious than needing help peeing, Miranda’s intoxication could have been a serious safety issue. Her behavior was incredibly reckless.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

Sounds like it’s more about your irrational hated of a fictional character. Might be worth thinking about why you find her so triggering.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

How would YOU handle it if you peed yourself because your friend was having sex with your boss in your kitchen? LOL. Some of y'all are so weird. The whole point of that scene was to show how far Miranda has spiralled.

She didn’t need to pee herself. All she had to do was ask for help. As always she made the choice to be a victim.

Agree with PP here. She didn't know exactly what to do (would you?) and tried to handle it herself, which didn't work well. In the moment she was covered with pee and angry (wouldn't you have been?) but calmed down as soon as Miranda explained how deeply unhappy she'd been. I don't think she takes her friends for granted and, as self-absorbed as she can be, would do the same for them. For example when Miranda was lonely on NYE or when Charlotte had her baby, panicked during both weddings etc.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

How would YOU handle it if you peed yourself because your friend was having sex with your boss in your kitchen? LOL. Some of y'all are so weird. The whole point of that scene was to show how far Miranda has spiralled.

She didn’t need to pee herself. All she had to do was ask for help. As always she made the choice to be a victim.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.

How would YOU handle it if you peed yourself because your friend was having sex with your boss in your kitchen? LOL. Some of y'all are so weird. The whole point of that scene was to show how far Miranda has spiralled.

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Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who felt that Carrie basically had an adult temper tantrum that was grossly inappropriate? When did she turn into Miranda's mother? She has people sitting in her apartment for hours at a time to help her to the bathroom (get a nurse, lady, or go to rehab) and when Miranda gets high with Che and fools around, Carrie basically verbally abuses her for having the audacity not to be attending to Carrie's every need. But she won't get up out of the bed so Miranda can actually make her comfortable. I would be so out of there.

Uh, what? The fact that she was bedridden aside... if my (married!) friend had loud sex in MY kitchen with MY BOSS while I was in the other room, hell yes I would be pissed. Grown adults should be able to control themselves FFS. If they are that horny they can go find somewhere else to do it. Good lord.

I think you missed the point. It’s how Carrie handled it. It’s always about her being the victim.