Anonymous wrote:So Big and Carrie lived in a place 1/4 or less the size of the place she’s now thinking of buying? Riiight.

Big had a lot of “Biggage,” but three teenage sons weren’t part of it.

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Anonymous wrote:New ep is meh. Really don’t like Carrie giving up her apartment, but I suppose she’ll sell or rent to Lisette. The new apt is OTT.

If Rosemarie DeWitte is playing Aidan’s ex, no way is it a one-minute one-off.

Fun fact - the same actress (Rosemarie DeWitt) now playing Aidan’s ex also played Miranda’s colleague Fern in season 6 of SATC, where she basically complained that Miranda wasn’t holding her own professionally post-baby.

And another fun fact - Rosemarie DeWitt married the actor who played Berger!

Did he propose on a post-it?

Anonymous wrote:All the couplings in this ep are so meh: Lily and Brady, Naya’s young fling, Anthony’s young thing, Che’s flirtation. And sorry, I’m including Aidan in there. MEH.

Don’t disagree. The worst is Giuseppe imo. He’s a terrible actor and they have no chemistry. Sort of recalls Marcus but he and Stanny were actually sweet together.

The writers worked hard to make Che more appealing, but the character really adds nothing to the show.

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Anonymous wrote:New ep is meh. Really don’t like Carrie giving up her apartment, but I suppose she’ll sell or rent to Lisette. The new apt is OTT.

If Rosemarie DeWitte is playing Aidan’s ex, no way is it a one-minute one-off.

Carrie really doesn’t seem like the Gramercy Park type, and neither does Aidan. Agree Lisette will be in the apartment until Carrie inevitably moves back in. I really hate the Aidan storyline, so obviously rushed and headed for disaster ugh.

Ok, prediction for finale: Aidan has a troubled son, who starts acting out, ends up in crisis, and he has to choose between his family and Carrie (obvious choice). While he is struggling and torn, Carrie is in pain reaches out to Samantha, who bestows upon her whatever words of wisdom. They break up, amicably. But where will Carrie live??

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Anonymous wrote:New ep is meh. Really don’t like Carrie giving up her apartment, but I suppose she’ll sell or rent to Lisette. The new apt is OTT.

If Rosemarie DeWitte is playing Aidan’s ex, no way is it a one-minute one-off.

Fun fact - the same actress (Rosemarie DeWitt) now playing Aidan’s ex also played Miranda’s colleague Fern in season 6 of SATC, where she basically complained that Miranda wasn’t holding her own professionally post-baby.

And another fun fact - Rosemarie DeWitt married the actor who played Berger!

Never mind that. She was also married to Chris Messina. He was so hot in the Mindy Project.

Wow, she really has a type.

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Anonymous wrote:New ep is meh. Really don’t like Carrie giving up her apartment, but I suppose she’ll sell or rent to Lisette. The new apt is OTT.

If Rosemarie DeWitte is playing Aidan’s ex, no way is it a one-minute one-off.

Fun fact - the same actress (Rosemarie DeWitt) now playing Aidan’s ex also played Miranda’s colleague Fern in season 6 of SATC, where she basically complained that Miranda wasn’t holding her own professionally post-baby.

And another fun fact - Rosemarie DeWitt married the actor who played Berger!

Never mind that. She was also married to Chris Messina. He was so hot in the Mindy Project.

All the couplings in this ep are so meh: Lily and Brady, Naya’s young fling, Anthony’s young thing, Che’s flirtation. And sorry, I’m including Aidan in there. MEH.

So Big and Carrie lived in a place 1/4 or less the size of the place she’s now thinking of buying? Riiight.

Anonymous wrote:New ep is meh. Really don’t like Carrie giving up her apartment, but I suppose she’ll sell or rent to Lisette. The new apt is OTT.

If Rosemarie DeWitte is playing Aidan’s ex, no way is it a one-minute one-off.

Carrie really doesn’t seem like the Gramercy Park type, and neither does Aidan. Agree Lisette will be in the apartment until Carrie inevitably moves back in. I really hate the Aidan storyline, so obviously rushed and headed for disaster ugh.

Anonymous wrote:Prediction: Carrie ends up subletting to that younger girl, instead of selling. So when Aiden ends it, she’s back in her place.

Yeah I 100% think she will sublet to that girl.

How long have her and Aiden been dating now? Only a few months? Also, clearly there is going to be more to the story re: Wyatt.

Prediction: Carrie ends up subletting to that younger girl, instead of selling. So when Aiden ends it, she’s back in her place.

So we want to see a show where all the 50 somethings are completely secure in everything they do. How boring would that show be.

Also, nobody I know has it "figured out." I really can't even imagine hanging out with some robot person who is just like, "I'm 50 and fabulous! Sorry you still have moments of feeling awkward."

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot stand insecure Miranda. I cannot believe for a second that Harvard law corporate lawyer would be so insecure and meek about anything. She’s insufferable with the way way she gushes when the author flirts and how inferior she feels at human rights. She’d be annoying anyway but this contradiction is impossible to ignore.

I think it's realistic when you hit middle aged and become invisible. It's hormones plus the confident adult body begins to fail. You get thicker, saggier, not as sharp. It can be a real hit to the self esteem

Are you 25? Because that’s not my experience at all. We are aware we’re no longer hot but we are also more confident than ever.

I feel less confident in almost all areas at 49 than at 44, for what it's worth. At 44, I felt like I was still growing and developing. Now I am fading (and I don't mean just looks/body). I appreciate my experience is my own, but I have been surprised by it.

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Feeling sorry for herself and needing “space”. Ignoring her at the salon? Absurd. She was jealous and envious from the start and it was all immature.

I think needing space was realistic. Ignoring someone at the salon is a high school move, though. Just say hi and keep it brief.

Haven't you ever ducked down a different aisle at the grocery store because you don't feel like running into someone and/or making small talk? Guess I am immature but I do this every once in awhile.

I confess I do this! But to acquaintances, not good friends. Because we a good friend, I can keep the convo short and say I am having an antisocial day. They know me.