Brittany Phillips

I watched Sex and the City through out and after high school until I had seen every episode. I also went to the movies to see the movies. Today’s young girls will never get to understand what it was to look up to these ladies! They were FABULOUS, smart, witty, and edgy for their time which women were lacking back in the early 2000s on television. I mean, it was New York. That being said, I finally sat down to watch this because I had been afraid to, and clearly for good reason. It was like a bad car wreck I couldn’t stop watching. They should have left this alone. Perhaps if it had been done right, I would change my mind, but they have ruined the characters for me. Not only is it sad to see Samantha gone, but I can’t turn on a new show these days without the cast being so “woke” it’s overdone and agendas shoved in our faces at every turn. I don’t care how you feel politically, plug it once and then let me watch my show. You can’t even enjoy them! Trying to shove so much of it in every episode is all it’s about. I understand diversifying your cast a little but be about it don’t talk about it! Miranda’s real life actress is a lesbian so I get feeling free enough these days to turn her character, but she was VERY sure she was straight this entire time until now. And killing off Big broke my heart. It’s one thing to be funny and add comedy, but Carrie was literally more upset after the “non wedding” and they split up than when he was DEAD. It was all just so cringy. All of it. It should have been the same witty, sexy, fun characters but in their 50’s dealing with things 50 year olds deal with.