User Reviews

Steve did not have the charm of Mr. Big, but I always found him endearing in the original. I loved his relationship with Miranda-it was real and they balanced each other out well. I think turning Miranda's character into exactly who Cynthia Nixon is in real life is a mistake. It just does not feel accurate or true to the spirit of the show. And poor Steve! They really are giving him the worst storylines.

And please not another Che Diaz comedy concert!!!! I find the character insufferable and find it comical how random they will throw her character into the storyline. Che Diaz at a private school fundraiser? Really?

I, however, did thoroughly enjoy watching Carrie's first date after the Big's death and did genuinely laugh a few times throughout the episode, but it does not make up to what they have done to Miranda's character.

Two stars for getting the widow dating angst correct and for SJP's white dress she wore to the auction. The rest of the episode was cringe worthy. Charlotte looks like an idiot in her girlish dresses as the writers have her behaving like an entitled child. What have they done to "elderly" Steve? Not only doesn't he measure up to the college professor's hip husband, poor Steve doesn't remember how to manually satisfy his wife. That's okay since Miranda quickly jumps into bed with Che, a topless scene nobody needed to witness. There is so much wrong with this episode the viewer will see for themselves. Please, no second season for this terrible series.

The scene with Charlotte and her friend.. didn't care. Pointless and boring. Who cares? And: who cares about the life of these boring rich women?

Now a days you can't write or say something that is full of positivity.. what is called: toxic positivism. It is part of the crystal generation that fells offended for everything and want to be protected, the woke and PC movement. I hate this new way of thinking that some retarded and evil people put on some unbalanced people, the minority, and the rest of us has to dance accordingly. I will not.

That's why I didn't like when Carrie's publisher wanted to put a positivity end on her book.

Even tho that, I like that she came back to her old habits of going out there to research for her column. She used an app to meet a men, and she did. It was a funny scene when the 2 of them came out of the restaurant and vomit allover, but it was unrealistic too.. (yeah yea it is a tv show i know i don't care)

And talking about that book... I don't see the frivolous Carrie writing any. Just the first one that was the compilation of some of her columns.. and even then it feels unrealistic. Her way of viewing life, men, etc is twisted, narcissistic and childish (at least) She has nothing to say that adds something of value. And as I see trough these episodes, as years passed, she didn't got any wiser.

What's happening to Miranda's matrimony regarding sex is true and it is more realistic than what she did in the past few episodes. It is more relatable.. Remember that, writers of tv shows? Being relatable?

But later on she go ahead and have sex with Che... I REALLY DON'T WANT TO SEE SOFT PORN, OR SEX, SPECIALLY GAY SEX.

Disgusting..

At the charity auction (those events that rich people do instead of just donating their money and that's it) Carrie was the winner of having the worse date. Anthony sh!tting his pants in 7th grade on a date wasn't bad enough. No Carrie, Anthony was the winner here.

You can't be the winner or the focus of attention around Carrie, and I bet, around SJP.

I like the math teacher character.