Another good episode. Finally Carrie has learned how to act instead of simply mugging.

I agree the Charolette plot is getting old. In fact she seems to be holding up poorly compared to the other girls.

Was Maranda pregnant for the filming of this season. I hate to be the one to start bashing her as i love her character but she looked pretty big last night like she may be trying to hide it, I beleive I heard she had another/ or a baby recently...

Another good episode. I'm wondering how long they wil drag out the Steve/Miranda thing.

Oh and if you saw the preview:

Leave it to the Tivo to be unreliable. I suppose I'm dating 2 PVRs myself.

I loved the scene of Samantha and her hot waiter is various sexual positions. Priceless.

After Carrie dumped Aidan for the second time, I do not feel sympathy for any of her romance problems.

Agreed - that was hilarious!

I'm so sick of Samantha. If only my TiVo could clip her out altogether.

That's the way I feel about Carrie. I watch the show for the other 3. Carrie is hardly a sympathetic character IMO.

was the last girl in the vegan restruant a man?

What I want to know is:

Is that a real BBC America show?

I did a search on my Tivo for "Jules & Mimi" and found nothing.

Agreed. Although, I did like her fine until the fourth season.

I'm with you. There simply has to be more to a person than constant slutitude. Her character is unrealistically shallow.

Wonder how much it cost Tivo for the plug. It felt like Miranda was reading a Tivo sales brochure during that one scene.

I was thinking the same thing.

I did the same thing.

but it had other real shows on there, what not to wear was one of them

I though it was interesting how they got the dates to be 6/18

7/6/03

An okay episode.

Charlotte's on her way to becoming a full-fledged Jew, after saying goodbye to her former religious life (such as the Christmas tree).

Miranda is having issues with Steve's new romance as she's still harboring feelings for him.

Sam can be tactless as hell, but she was able to make up with the wannabe actor/waiter (aren't they synonymous occupations in some respects?)

Carrie was able to kiss her Big baggage goodbye for the time being and embrace the Berger baggage.

Yeah - pretty lame episode. The baby chewing on the condom packaging (and Sam's comments about it) was funny though.

I thought it was a really good episode: there were lots of funny lines.

I'm glad this is the last season. I really like the show, but after going back and re-watching the first 4 seasons on DVD, the show is losing steam. I just don't find it funny anymore. Maybe because every joke has been done before, or maybe because I don't find Charlotte's conversion story arc very interesting.

Wow, talk about misleading previews. The whole Big involvement was nowhere near as interesting as it appeared it would be. A good episode though.

An ok episode.

Too many punny lines.

Also Charlotte's conversion story line is getting old real fast.

Hopefully its leading somewhere but this show has always been HBO light.

The Charlotte storyline just isn't doing anything for me.

Carrie and Big's goodbye was a nice touch though.

An entertaining episode, nothing special though.

The conversion storyline has been pretty glossed over and since she wasn't particularly religious in the first place, it's hard to care.

Me too. Best of this latest batch. But I may be partial because Samantha's presence was slightly more tolerable.

Interesting episode. I was actually shocked to see the waiter guy show up again (if samantha can't remember his name neither can I). He's stuck around for two episodes so far; for Samantha that's a lot of screen time. Nice to see Big show up albeit for a couple seconds. I have a feeling he'll be back.

True this show isn't quite as good as previous seasons but what I find interesting is that in this episode, Brady scored the biggest laughs with the condom scene and then falling off the coach in the middle of Miranda's hissy fit. It hasn't jumped the shark yet but it's time to end it.

Another fast moving episode:

Charlotte has her world flipped upside down due to her obsessiveness.

Miranda has got to dig a little deeper when trying to read the "obvious" brush-off lines, even given Berger's spin on them.

Samantha's foray into actually treating a man like a human is promising.

Carrie's nitpicking blows up in her face, and the making up shows that Berger can give as good has he gets.

I for one am thrilled that Chaolette got dumped. I only wish it would end the Jewish conversion story line which got old faster than it was fresh. "I gave up Christ for you." Wahhhhhh.

Carrie seems to be heading to the overacting thing again. Hope its not a trend.

I didn't enjoy this episode as much as the last few, about half way thru I looked at the clock and was disapointed that it was only 9:15.