Totally random but what was Charlotte’s rich friend wearing at the painting scene? It had hairbrushes and makeup attached to it. But obviously it was stylized and not functional. I don’t know. It was crazy even for SATC.

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

There have been exactly 0 Charlotte scenes in this reboot when I did not physically cringe so hard I almost hurt myself. She and her family are appallingly awful characters.

Miranda is not much better. Che wanting a relationship with her is not even remotely believable. Miranda hooking up w/ Che and wanting to leave Steve would have happened in 40s but not over 50. Sorry, but you've settled in for TV every night on the couch at that point (oh, and a 50-something woman eating a bowl of ice cream every night would have a much larger ass).

Seema as the new Samantha is weird but maybe we'll actually get to see the hot club owner guy banging her which won't salvage the show but will at least provide eye candy to take my mind off of how grotesquely botoxed/fillered Kristen Davis's features look.

You need new people. The over-50 yos I know are not sitting around waiting to die, they are out living full lives with or without a partner.

Anonymous wrote:Kristen Davis is a horribly one-note actress and the fillers only make it worse! She looks forever pouty or perplexed.

And?

Kristen Davis is a horribly one-note actress and the fillers only make it worse! She looks forever pouty or perplexed.

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Anonymous wrote:Unrealistic that the club owner is interested in old Seema. In reality he would want a younger, hot piece of ass.

Seema is gorgeous, smart and rich. I can see the attraction.

+1 She's more likely to be his equal, and far more interesting than the usual young twits that frequent his club.

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

There have been exactly 0 Charlotte scenes in this reboot when I did not physically cringe so hard I almost hurt myself. She and her family are appallingly awful characters.

Miranda is not much better. Che wanting a relationship with her is not even remotely believable. Miranda hooking up w/ Che and wanting to leave Steve would have happened in 40s but not over 50. Sorry, but you've settled in for TV every night on the couch at that point (oh, and a 50-something woman eating a bowl of ice cream every night would have a much larger ass).

Seema as the new Samantha is weird but maybe we'll actually get to see the hot club owner guy banging her which won't salvage the show but will at least provide eye candy to take my mind off of how grotesquely botoxed/fillered Kristen Davis's features look.

Poor Steve!

Che is a mind-f*ck!

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Anonymous wrote:Unrealistic that the club owner is interested in old Seema. In reality he would want a younger, hot piece of ass.

Seema is gorgeous, smart and rich. I can see the attraction.

+1 Seema is my favorite part of this show.

+2, which makes me a little sad that it isn't one of the old characters, but they're all annoying me.

Anthony was Charlotte's wedding planner when she married Trey and he became her very good friend. He is like an old NY Italian grandma. Not negative, just doesn't mince words.

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Anonymous wrote:Unrealistic that the club owner is interested in old Seema. In reality he would want a younger, hot piece of ass.

Seema is gorgeous, smart and rich. I can see the attraction.

+1 Seema is my favorite part of this show.

Anonymous wrote:Unrealistic that the club owner is interested in old Seema. In reality he would want a younger, hot piece of ass.

Seema is gorgeous, smart and rich. I can see the attraction.

Anonymous wrote:Unrealistic that the club owner is interested in old Seema. In reality he would want a younger, hot piece of ass.

Is any of this show realistic?

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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?

They’ve been friends forever. Also he was Stanford’s husband. They likely had a bigger written part for Willie Garson but were to have them both in series.

Unrealistic that the club owner is interested in old Seema. In reality he would want a younger, hot piece of ass.

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.

These two actors also played love interests in Homeland on Showtime! Fun crossovers. He played a journalist.