u/MandRFrench

Anyone else remember this gem?

Carrie really thought Aidan was going to forgive her when she told him. When he backs away she seems genuinely confused. "Are you going to meet me at the Church?" No Carrie he's not. When we see Aidan 2.0 he's a completely changed Man. Passive aggressive and out to both punish Carrie but "win" in the end with an engagement ring.

Why start the fire?

So bored I could die 🚬🗽

Season 4 episode 16 (Ring a ding ding) is the last time we see Carrie Bradshaw. Episode 17 began a streak of the annoyance that is season 5. The screaming. Who is that character? Carrie Bradshaw would have hated that character. Season 6 I'm divided on. Its still not Carrie Bradshaw but the 2nd half of season 6 has some of the best moments of the series.

Best to worst

Season 1

Season 2

Season 3

Season 4

Season 6

Season 5

Aidan 2.0 became a rude passive aggressive jerk and Carrie changed forever as a character. She became the Carrie Bradshaw we know today. This lead into what became the worst of the series Season 5.

The screaming. The Squirrel.

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But, I did see a glimpse of Carrie back in season 6 but it was never the same. It became a fantasy vs a reality of being single in NYC.

I love Steve he's a genuine good soul. I rooted for him and think he had the most growth of all the other men. When he tells Miranda "you're the one." He means it and it's so beautiful.

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I hate Steve he's obnoxious and immature during his 1st go at a relationship with Miranda. When he says he wants a baby it's like he's talking about going to Disney world. He was a Man Baby and it drove me insane.

I absolutely love this movie. It's so fun and Christina Ricci is fantastic. Cela Duvall plays Emma is also great.

I loved everything about this movie. It's cheaply made and not the best script. But it adds up to something. Courtney Ford and Shaun Benson have great chemistry on screen. I'd recommend if you haven't seen it.