Anonymous wrote:I don’t get the friendship with the negative gay guy. Granted, I’ve only seen some of the episodes from the original series. I find it hard to believe they would actually be friends with someone like him. He comes across as so negative and rude. Who wants that as a friend?

I think he’s very loyal and spunky. And they go way back. Why not be friends?

I don’t get the friendship with the negative gay guy. Granted, I’ve only seen some of the episodes from the original series. I find it hard to believe they would actually be friends with someone like him. He comes across as so negative and rude. Who wants that as a friend?

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Anonymous wrote:When Charlotte said she hadn’t had her period in four months but then had no menopause symptoms, I was afraid they were going to give her another pregnancy and baby storyline.

Me too

Didn’t Blanche have the same story line in golden girls? That was a good show. This is something else

Anonymous wrote:When Charlotte said she hadn’t had her period in four months but then had no menopause symptoms, I was afraid they were going to give her another pregnancy and baby storyline.

Me too

When Charlotte said she hadn’t had her period in four months but then had no menopause symptoms, I was afraid they were going to give her another pregnancy and baby storyline.

It was horrible. All that stuff about periods and tampons. Couldn’t they find better material. What a waste!

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Anthony had great lines this episode-- between "I don't pay these guys enough" and "GET OUT!!!!" (the latter to his date who said the Holocaust was a hoax."

We just finished watching and rewound that scene twice so we could watch it again - it was so funny!

Also noticed the silver sandals, and oh Carrie

Are we supposed to feel like Miranda and Che might really be happy together? No right? This is clearly headed for disaster but also was probably a necessary change for Miranda to get her where she wants to be? Poor Steve with that ring.

Is Miranda not concerned about STDs? I mean, Che does get around.

Anonymous wrote:I thought Anthony had great lines this episode-- between "I don't pay these guys enough" and "GET OUT!!!!" (the latter to his date who said the Holocaust was a hoax."

We just finished watching and rewound that scene twice so we could watch it again - it was so funny!

Also noticed the silver sandals, and oh Carrie

Are we supposed to feel like Miranda and Che might really be happy together? No right? This is clearly headed for disaster but also was probably a necessary change for Miranda to get her where she wants to be? Poor Steve with that ring.

I thought it was cancelled.

Calling it now - jewelry designer neighbor is going to make Carrie a necklace from her ring and Big’s ring.

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Anonymous wrote:I hated the way they had portrayed Steve in earlier episodes. Like he’s geriatric, in his 70s. Finally he seemed normal in this latest episode.

I feel like, after a verrry bumpy start, the show is starting to settle into a good grove. Just as it's about to end, boo.

There’s no way this doesn’t get another season, right?

Anonymous wrote:The club owner Seema was flirting with in Brooklyn was Carrie’s Prada salesman friend when she bought Berger that shirt. Do you think they will just ignore that and have him as a new character? This may be where it ends, but this kind of thing makes me curious.

THANK YOU he looked so familiar!

I enjoyed this one, though I just don't like Miranda anymore and don't care at all about her story line.

I'm happy for her that she quit her job to pursue other things but she's being so immature about the end of her marriage. I am not sure I believe Steve would be so bummed about losing her, honestly. She's so selfish and immature.

I also don't know if I buy Seema being so hung up on finding a man. She is so....chic in so many ways. I don't see her being that traditional even given her cultural background. She is super successful, wealthy, living in NYC, clearly has interests....I just don't get that she'd be so hung up on finding a man. That storyline is falling a little flat to me.

Anonymous wrote:I hated the way they had portrayed Steve in earlier episodes. Like he’s geriatric, in his 70s. Finally he seemed normal in this latest episode.

I feel like, after a verrry bumpy start, the show is starting to settle into a good grove. Just as it's about to end, boo.

I hated the way they had portrayed Steve in earlier episodes. Like he’s geriatric, in his 70s. Finally he seemed normal in this latest episode.