This new chapter of “Sex and the City” follows Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte as they navigate the journey from the complicated reality of life and friendship in their 30s to the even more complicated reality of life and friendship in their 50s.
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This new chapter of “Sex and the City” follows Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte as they navigate the journey from the complicated reality of life and friendship in their 30s to the even more complicated reality of life and friendship in their 50s.
Season 2 episodes
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While Carrie questions whether she’s ready for more than a casual fling, Miranda starts to worry her relationship with Che is only about sex.
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Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Michael Patrick King, Susan Fales-HillGuest stars Cathy Ang, Christopher Jackson, Alexa Swinton, Niall Cunningham, Bobby Lee, Bethlehem Million, Leroy McClain, William Abadie
While Carrie struggles with a podcast ad script, Charlotte tries to retrieve Lily’s designer clothes, and chaos ensues when Miranda loses her phone.
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Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Michael Patrick King, Susan Fales-HillGuest stars Cathy Ang, Christopher Jackson, Alexa Swinton, Leroy McClain, William Abadie, Pat Bowie, Ivan Hernandez, Ali Stroker
Carrie gets an offer to write a column for seniors. Charlotte and Lisa celebrate the start of summer camp. Miranda navigates life back in NYC.
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Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Elisa Zuritsky, Julie RottenbergGuest stars Cathy Ang, Christopher Jackson, Alexa Swinton, Niall Cunningham, David Eigenberg, Bobby Lee, Alexander Bello, Julie Halston
Carrie has a run-in with a tech entrepreneur. Miranda and Che navigate conflicting schedules. Charlotte veers into stage mom territory.
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Directed by Cynthia NixonWritten by Samantha Irby, Lucas FroehlichGuest stars Christopher Jackson, Alexa Swinton, Niall Cunningham, Peter Hermann, Daniel Cosgrove, Armando Riesco, Loic Mabanza, Sarin Monae West
Carrie asks Che to be her moral support at a conference for widows. Miranda broaches an uncomfortable conversation with Steve.
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Directed by Cynthia NixonWritten by Michael Patrick King, Rachel PalmerGuest stars Cathy Ang, Christopher Jackson, Alexa Swinton, David Eigenberg, Alexander Bello, Ellie Reine, Ashlie Atkinson, Julie White
Carrie ponders the significance of her upcoming dinner with Aidan. A newly single Miranda explores the possibilities of dating again.
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Directed by Ry Russo-YoungWritten by Samantha IrbyGuest stars Cathy Ang, Christopher Jackson, Alexa Swinton, Ellie Reine, Elijah Jacob, John Corbett, Drew Barrymore, Miriam Shor
Carrie questions her past choices as she prepares to meet Aidan's sons. Meanwhile, Charlotte gets ready to go back to work full time.
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Directed by Ry Russo-YoungWritten by Michael Patrick King, Elisa Zuritsky, Julie RottenbergGuest stars Cathy Ang, Alexa Swinton, John Corbett, Patricia Black, Sebastiano Pigazzi, Willy Falk, Mariah Strongin, Daphne Zelle
Carrie preps for a dinner party farewell to her apartment – and both its good and bad memories. Miranda takes steps to make amends with her exes.
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Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Michael Patrick KingGuest stars Cathy Ang, Christopher Jackson, Alexa Swinton, Niall Cunningham, David Eigenberg, Leroy McClain, Katerina Tannenbaum, John Corbett
As Carrie puts the finishing touches on her dinner party, Miranda reconnects with Steve, and Seema worries that she's been too vulnerable with Ravi.
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Directed by Michael Patrick KingWritten by Michael Patrick KingGuest stars Christopher Jackson, Niall Cunningham, David Eigenberg, Bobby Lee, Bethlehem Million, Katerina Tannenbaum, Gary Dourdan, John Corbett