Sex and the City

Carrie and her friends decide to embrace a more carefree attitude toward sex after Miranda's birthday party, where they resolve to stop chasing the "perfect" man. Miranda begins a relationship with the considerate Skipper Johnston, while Charlotte's no-sex policy leads to unexpected consequences when her date, Capote Duncan, ends up with Samantha.

Miranda and Skipper meet by chance at a convenience store and have sex for the first time. Meanwhile, Carrie interviews Barkley, a modelizer who records his romantic encounters, and Samantha attempts to get herself filmed by him at a fashion show. After a fashion event, male model Derek spends the night with Carrie, though they do not have sex.

Carrie visits Patience and Peter in the Hamptons, where she encounters Peter in an awkward situation the next morning. She is introduced to Sean, a man who moves quickly toward marriage, but he leaves her for Charlotte, who shares his views on commitment. Meanwhile, Miranda meets Sid, a lesbian, at a baseball game through her coworker Jeff, and they are invited to a dinner party hosted by Sid's senior partner.

Mr. Big and Carrie keep running into each other at social gatherings, prompting them to arrange their first casual drink date. Meanwhile, Carrie goes on a casual encounter with a younger man named Sam, only to find it less appealing the next day.

Carrie meets Amalita and her boyfriend Carlo in a shoe store, where she is introduced to French architect Gilles, who later leaves her $1,000 after a brief encounter. Meanwhile, Charlotte meets famous artist Neville Morgan, who creates a series of paintings inspired by her.

Carrie spends her first official date with Mr. Big while questioning whether he is hiding her from his friends, and Miranda's new gym-encounter romance with Ted takes an unexpected turn when she finds a controversial video in his apartment.

Carrie and Mr. Big start a more consistent romantic relationship, though Carrie becomes unsettled upon discovering he is involved with other women. Meanwhile, Samantha begins the process of buying her own apartment.

Charlotte is hesitant when her boyfriend, Jack, suggests a threesome. Meanwhile, Carrie becomes insecure upon learning about Mr. Big's ex-wife. Samantha's married lover's wife suggests a threesome to save their marriage, and Miranda seeks reassurance after feeling unattractive.

Carrie is troubled when Mr. Big declares he will never marry again. Miranda introduces the Rabbit, a mechanical device that captivates Charlotte. Meanwhile, Stanford Blatch proposes to Carrie as a financial strategy to claim his share of his family's inheritance.

The four friends attend a baby shower for Laney in her more conservative Connecticut suburb, prompting reflections on motherhood and personal identity. Carrie contemplates motherhood due to a delayed period, Miranda critiques the expectations of motherhood, and Charlotte worries her dream of marriage and family is fading. Samantha organizes an alternative "no-baby shower" as a counterpoint to the traditional event.

Carrie's evolving relationship with Mr. Big becomes more emotional as it grows less physical, highlighted by a moment of vulnerability in bed. Meanwhile, Charlotte deals with a sexually disinterested partner due to medication side effects, Samantha explores the allure of abstinence, and Miranda is surprised to realize she hasn't had sex in months.

Carrie ends her relationship with Mr. Big after realizing it is unbalanced. Miranda begins dating a strict Catholic playwright, while Samantha is disappointed when a seemingly ideal man fails to meet her expectations. Charlotte seeks out psychic readings to gain insight into her future marriage prospects.

Carrie meets Joe, a new Yankees player, at a game while navigating a first date with Big after their breakup. Miranda grows frustrated with the group's constant focus on men, while Samantha struggles with dissatisfaction in her relationship with James. Charlotte dates Paul Ericson, a man whose frequent adjustments become a source of discomfort.

Carrie unintentionally encourages her friend Susan Sharon to consider leaving her controlling and abusive husband. Miranda attempts to become more assertive in the bedroom, while Charlotte focuses on finding a perfect dog to fill the void left by an idealized vision of romance. Meanwhile, Samantha attends couples' therapy with James but avoids addressing the true issue affecting their sexual relationship.

Carrie becomes increasingly eccentric after dating a series of unconventional men, causing concern for the more grounded Ben, who tries to keep her grounded. Meanwhile, Miranda begins a relationship with a man who has never left Manhattan, Charlotte pursues a romance with the famous "Mr. Pussy," and Samantha considers plastic surgery but becomes unsettled during her consultation.

Carrie, single and confident, is featured in a New York Magazine article titled "Single and Fabulous...?" with an unflattering cover photo. Miranda struggles with her relationship as she pretends to have orgasms with her boyfriend, while Charlotte begins a romantic relationship with her handyman. Meanwhile, Samantha starts dating a club owner who quickly refers to their relationship as a "we.

Carrie reconnects with Mr. Big, while Miranda purchases an apartment on the Upper West Side. Charlotte meets a widower at a cemetery, and Samantha faces social repercussions from her affair with a married man, requiring the help of a famous celebrity to resolve the situation.

Carrie resumes a formal relationship with Mr. Big, while Miranda dates a man who wants to watch pornography during sex. Charlotte distances herself from unfaithful men by bonding with her new lesbian friends, and Samantha begins seeing her personal trainer, who marks her with a lightning bolt tattoo.

Carrie becomes frustrated with Big's lack of attention, while Miranda's interior designer quickly marries a long-distance acquaintance after a short courtship. Charlotte begins a fast-paced relationship at the wedding, and Samantha is unsettled when she finds herself in a sexual situation with a man she had been with fifteen years earlier.

Carrie grows impatient as she tries to coordinate a girls' night with Big, who is preoccupied. Miranda begins a flirtatious interaction with a charming bartender who expresses interest in a deeper connection. Meanwhile, Samantha explores a relationship with a wealthy, older man who offers her a luxurious lifestyle.

Carrie confronts Big about his habit of flirting with other women during their time together. Miranda struggles with the challenges of her and Steve's conflicting schedules. Meanwhile, Samantha meets an old boyfriend who has reinvented himself as a blonde drag queen named Samantha, and Charlotte is unsettled by a date with an uncircumcised man, prompting a conversation with her friends about common preferences.

Carrie becomes increasingly frustrated with the pretensions of high society during a party with Big. Miranda clashes with Steve over financial and class differences, while Charlotte is drawn into the orbit of movie star Wiley Ford. Meanwhile, Samantha begins a relationship with a wealthy real-estate developer whose live-in Southeast Asian servant holds considerable influence over him.

Carrie attempts to assert her presence at Big's apartment by leaving behind personal belongings. Miranda receives news that one of her ovaries has ceased egg production. Charlotte begins a relationship with Stefan, a pastry chef she believed to be gay, while Samantha seeks revenge against her ex, Dominic.

Carrie is shocked to learn that Big is moving to Paris for seven months. Meanwhile, Miranda begins a relationship with a man who prefers sexual encounters in risky public settings, Charlotte is drawn to a shoe salesman with an unusual obsession, and Samantha takes the group to an exclusive S&M restaurant.

Carrie begins therapy to address her fixation on men like Big, but becomes upset when her therapist suggests she is drawn to unsuitable partners. She starts a relationship with Seth, a charming but emotionally distant patient, while Miranda flirts with a neighbor she can see through the airshaft, and Samantha dates a man whose emotional state is tied to the outcomes of sports games.

Carrie attempts to turn her casual relationship into something more serious, while Miranda navigates a toxic romance with a patronizing lawyer. Charlotte embraces a more liberated dating lifestyle, scheduling two dates on the same night, and Samantha, inspired by the sounds of passion from her neighbors, decides to match their intensity.

Carrie begins a relationship with a writer struggling with premature ejaculation, only to feel conflicted when ending it due to his seemingly ideal family life. Miranda, who fears children, starts dating a divorced man with a son, while Charlotte hosts her brother Wesley after his wife leaves him, and Samantha offers him emotional and physical comfort.

Carrie begins a relationship with a man in recovery who grows increasingly fixated on her. Charlotte seeks advice on improving her sex life after a disappointing encounter and convinces the group to attend a Tantric class. Meanwhile, Samantha is offered a unique romantic proposition by two gay friends.

At a Hamptons party, Carrie runs into Mr. Big and his young new girlfriend, Natasha. Meanwhile, Miranda attempts to enjoy a more sophisticated version of Hamptons fun, Charlotte tries dating by pretending to be in her twenties, and Samantha's former assistant is hired to organize a large party using her extensive contacts.

Carrie is thrown off balance by Big's engagement and struggles to adjust. Miranda reconnects with Steve in a surprising way, while Charlotte faces her fear of horses. Meanwhile, Samantha begins a relationship with a man known for his physical intensity.

Carrie meets a politician at an FDNY calendar event in Staten Island. Miranda enlists Steve's help after getting LASIK surgery, while Charlotte, frustrated with waiting for love, starts actively seeking a husband. Samantha begins a relationship with a handsome firefighter from the benefit.

Carrie continues her relationship with a political figure, though she struggles with his unconventional sexual preferences. Miranda is unsure how to handle Steve's request to become exclusive, while Charlotte hosts a party featuring previous dates in hopes of meeting someone new. Samantha begins a relationship with a shorter man who frequents the men's department at Bloomingdale's.

Carrie encounters Natasha, the estranged wife of her ex-boyfriend Big, forcing her to face unresolved feelings. Meanwhile, Miranda hires Magda, a conservative Eastern European housekeeper, Charlotte visits a spa to address her body image concerns, and Samantha is banned from a high-end store after an incident with a masseur.

Carrie begins a relationship with a young, openly bisexual man. Miranda contemplates a major life decision when Steve suggests moving in together. Charlotte impersonates a drag king for an art project at her gallery. Samantha struggles with her dynamic toward a new male assistant.

Carrie struggles with her smoking habit during a tense first date with Aidan Shaw, while Miranda begins to rebalance her time between work and her growing relationship with Steve. Charlotte is unimpressed by her date's poor kissing skills, and Samantha navigates a complicated dynamic when her new partner's racist sister disapproves of their relationship.

Carrie pursues a physical relationship with Aidan, who is hesitant to move quickly. Miranda learns she has chlamydia and must notify former partners. Charlotte is troubled when her new boyfriend uses demeaning language during sex. Samantha faces disapproval from her neighbors following an incident involving a late-night visitor and a burglar.

Carrie becomes anxious about the seriousness of her relationship when Aidan proposes meeting his parents. Meanwhile, Miranda embraces her romantic connection with Steve, Charlotte is frustrated by a married friend's refusal to introduce her to his single friend, and Samantha experiments with Viagra in her affair with a doctor.

Carrie reconnects with Big, who admits he still has feelings for her. Meanwhile, Miranda grows frustrated with Steve's immaturity, especially after he proposes having a baby. Charlotte, convinced she's found her soulmate in Trey, moves quickly into serious commitment, while Samantha worries she may be entering menopause after a missed period.

Big informs Carrie of his decision to leave his wife, prompting emotional reactions. Miranda copes with her breakup and Steve's departure from their apartment. Charlotte, after meeting the MacDougal family matriarch, encourages Trey to propose with an "alrighty" moment. Samantha struggles with a new relationship due to her partner's unconventional personality.

Carrie struggles with guilt over her affair with Big and considers ending it, while Miranda engages in a phone sex encounter with a co-worker. Charlotte works on finalizing her prenuptial agreement with Trey's mother, Bunny. Meanwhile, Samantha, after moving into a new apartment in the Meatpacking District, develops a pessimistic view of life due to a bout of the flu.

Carrie continues her affair with Big, confiding in Samantha and Miranda after they learn about it. Charlotte discovers the affair by chance when she runs into them together. Meanwhile, Natasha returns early from the Hamptons, catches Carrie at Big's apartment, and chases her out, falling down the stairs and breaking a tooth. Carrie takes her to the emergency room, where Big declares their relationship is beyond over. Miranda pushes Carrie to end the affair. Charlotte enlists a stylist to help her find a wedding dress, and Samantha meets a man who mirrors her personality but refuses to sleep with her until she gets an HIV test.

Carrie wrestles with when to confess her affair to Aidan. Miranda uses an airline job as a dating tactic. Charlotte marries Trey MacDougal despite discovering his flaws in a late-night encounter. Samantha, a skilled linguist, has a fling with Trey's Scottish cousin, despite struggling to understand him.

Carrie visits Los Angeles to discuss turning her columns into a film with actor and producer Matthew McConaughey. Miranda navigates the city's liberal attitudes toward sex, while Charlotte turns to the internet for help with Trey's sexual difficulties. Samantha encounters a model who promotes sex toys.

Carrie connects with a celebrity publicity agent who introduces her to the lifestyle of fame in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Miranda reunites with an old New York friend who has mellowed since moving west, Charlotte arrives in LA after growing frustrated with her boyfriend's issues, and Samantha meets her idol, Hugh Hefner, leading to an invitation for the group to a party at the Playboy Mansion.

Carrie begins a relationship with a charming comic-book store owner who lives with his parents, while Miranda gets braces to fix her teeth. Charlotte is surprised when she discovers Trey, who is believed to be impotent, masturbating. Meanwhile, Samantha takes on a new client, 13-year-old Jenny Brier, a Jewish-American princess planning an extravagant bat mitzvah.

Carrie teaches a popular course on finding love at The Learning Annex, though her personal relationships remain complicated. Miranda begins dating one of Carrie's exes at a blind date's funeral, Charlotte grows frustrated with her sex life, and Samantha clashes with her over Charlotte's views on intimacy.

Carrie, shaken by a daytime mugging, seeks to rid herself of negative energy by confronting Natasha about her past affair with Big. Miranda grows insecure about her appearance while dating an attractive NYPD detective, and Charlotte, torn between her marriage and attraction to a handsome gardener, decides to separate from her husband. Meanwhile, Samantha meets another man named Sam Jones, an earnest NYU student and inexperienced virgin.

Carrie reconnects with Big after his divorce. Miranda becomes annoyed when she believes a take-out delivery woman is mocking her choice to stay home. Charlotte returns to her former apartment and receives a late-night visit from Trey. Samantha clashes with loud transgender sex workers who operate outside her building at night.

Carrie reflects on relationships and her future after being alone on her birthday, while Miranda addresses her frustrations about being single among married friends. Charlotte navigates her separation from Trey, and Samantha attempts to seduce a monk who lives a celibate life. The group reaffirms their bond as soulmates, agreeing that men are primarily for companionship and enjoyment.

Carrie hesitates when offered a modeling opportunity at a prestigious fashion show. Miranda gains a new perspective on self-assurance after a flirtation at the gym. Charlotte confronts her insecurities by examining herself in a mirror. Samantha seeks to redefine her legacy through a bold personal choice.

Carrie forms a connection with a jazz musician during a date with Big. Miranda struggles with intimacy as she tries to feel at ease using the bathroom in front of her date. Charlotte is troubled by Trey's preference for having sex in risky, public settings. Samantha meets a lesbian artist at Charlotte's gallery and begins to reconsider her own views on sexuality.

Carrie continues her relationship with musician Ray King, though she struggles with his ADHD. Miranda turns to chocolate as a substitute for romantic intimacy, while Charlotte confronts Trey's growing bedroom confidence. Samantha announces that she is in a relationship with Maria and identifies as a lesbian.

Carrie receives an invitation to the opening of her ex-boyfriend Steve and his new partner Aidan's bar, Scout. Miranda becomes convinced there is a ghost in her apartment, while Charlotte faces conflict with Trey's mother, Bunny, over redecorating their home. Meanwhile, Samantha's girlfriend, Maria, grows frustrated with the numerous men from Samantha's past.

Carrie begins to reconsider her relationship with Aidan. Miranda is surprised by the outcome of a sexual encounter with a man known for his stamina. Charlotte and Trey decide to start trying for a child. Samantha uses a sexual prop to attract a man who speaks to her in a childlike manner during intimacy.

Carrie is called urgently by Big while she is with Aidan. Miranda injures her neck following an argument with Charlotte, who decides to step away from her career to focus on raising her child. Meanwhile, Samantha faces a personal request from her new partner.

Carrie's laptop malfunction causes tension when Aidan attempts to assist her, only to be rebuffed. Miranda grieves her mother's sudden death, but her family's focus on her unmarried status complicates the funeral. Meanwhile, Charlotte takes an unusual interest in funeral planning, and Samantha experiences an unexpected sexual frustration.

Carrie spends time at Aidan's home in Suffern, New York, while Charlotte explores the MacDougal family estate in Connecticut. Miranda reacts strongly when Steve reveals his testicular cancer diagnosis, and Samantha grows irritated as her dates repeatedly ask about her weekend plans.

Carrie brings Big to Aidan's countryside house for a conversation, while Charlotte opens up about her struggles with infertility with Trey. Miranda comforts Steve after his medical procedure by sleeping with him, and Samantha pursues a public relations job with hotelier Richard Wright.

Carrie hesitates to reveal a past abortion to Aidan. Charlotte learns her chances of natural conception are low. Miranda is surprised by a pregnancy and considers her options. Samantha takes on Lucy Liu as a client and explores the potential benefits.

Aidan proposes to Carrie, marking a significant step in their relationship. Charlotte explores adoption with Trey, but faces resistance from Bunny when she learns the child might be Chinese. Miranda reveals she is pregnant with Steve's child, while Samantha begins a romantic relationship with her boss, Richard Wright.

Carrie and Aidan argue over the messiness of her apartment after he moves in. Charlotte is upset when Trey gives her a cardboard baby as a joke gift. Miranda dates someone while pregnant, and Samantha begins a romantic relationship with Richard.

Carrie reconnects with an Australian gay shoe salesman at a trendy nightclub while away from her boyfriend Aidan. Charlotte and Trey end their relationship after their apartment appears in a home magazine. Miranda inadvertently reveals a co-worker's secret after he shares gossip about her pregnancy. Samantha confesses her feelings to Richard while under the influence of ecstasy.

Carrie is overwhelmed by the idea of marrying Aidan, while Charlotte struggles with loneliness after her divorce during a tap class performance. Miranda tries to stay positive about her upcoming baby's gender reveal, and Samantha confronts Richard about his infidelity.

Carrie faces a difficult decision when Aidan demands she buy back her apartment or leave, and Mr. Big offers her a loan check, leaving her uncertain about accepting. Meanwhile, Charlotte struggles with what to do with her engagement ring, Miranda deals with wardrobe adjustments due to weight gain from her pregnancy, and Samantha attempts to manipulate Richard into confessing his love.

Carrie begins a new job at *Vogue*, where her editor challenges her understanding of relationships. Charlotte organizes a baby shower for Miranda, but Miranda becomes irritated by Charlotte's overly whimsical approach. Meanwhile, Richard asks Samantha to join him and a young woman for a birthday threesome.

Carrie is surprised to learn that Mr. Big is moving to Napa, California, and decides to throw him a farewell party in New York. Charlotte starts a relationship with a recently divorced man, while Miranda gets ready for the arrival of her new baby. Samantha begins to suspect that Richard might be unfaithful.

Carrie reflects on her complicated connection to New York City, drawing parallels to her turbulent romantic relationships. Charlotte begins to redefine her identity after her divorce, seeking to move beyond her past as "Mrs. MacDougal." Meanwhile, Miranda navigates the challenges of motherhood with her newborn, Brady Hobbes, and Samantha is troubled by persistent calls from her estranged husband, Richard, who is begging for reconciliation.

Carrie is offered a book deal based on her newspaper column, while Charlotte attends a self-help seminar in hopes of rediscovering romance. Miranda agrees to have her son baptized and selects Carrie as his godmother, and Samantha decides to reconcile with Richard, going against her friends' advice.

Carrie organizes a birthday celebration for Charlotte, who is reluctant to acknowledge her 36th birthday and feels the pressures of aging. The group travels to Atlantic City, where Miranda struggles with body image concerns, and Samantha becomes suspicious that Richard is having affairs with multiple women at the hotel.

Carrie collaborates with her publicist, Samantha, to create an ideal book cover image, while Charlotte turns to self-help literature. Miranda attends Weight Watchers to shed post-pregnancy weight, and Samantha becomes distressed over feeling judged by the others for her unconventional personal life.

Carrie hosts a successful book opening party, inviting Jack Berger. Charlotte has a tense encounter with Bunny MacDougal, while Miranda struggles to balance her dating life and her relationship with Brady. Samantha's impulsive decision to get a chemical peel leads to unexpected complications.

Carrie confronts her past when she encounters Nina Katz, Aidan's ex-girlfriend. Charlotte hires a strong-willed lawyer to challenge Bunny for custody of her apartment, while Miranda struggles to care for Brady without support. Samantha deals with a personal mishap before helping Miranda.

Carrie travels to San Francisco to promote her book and reconnect with Big, while Charlotte begins a relationship with her divorce lawyer, Harry Goldenblatt. Samantha joins Carrie on the trip in search of adventure.

The girls travel to the Hamptons for the wedding of an aging socialite to a lounge singer, whom they had previously assumed was gay. Carrie reunites with Jack Berger, Charlotte announces her relationship with Harry publicly, and Miranda becomes more at ease with motherhood. Samantha hosts an extravagant party at Richard Wright's Hamptons home.

Carrie, anxious about her first date with Berger, unexpectedly encounters Aidan, who appears to have moved on since their breakup. Meanwhile, Miranda confronts her feelings for Steve after learning he has a new girlfriend, Charlotte faces pressure from Harry to convert to Judaism for marriage, and Samantha has a complicated encounter with a stockbroker who offers insider financial advice.

Carrie and Berger experience chemistry in their restaurant dates but struggle to maintain it beyond the dinner table. Meanwhile, Miranda becomes obsessed with a British television series centered on an interracial romance, and Charlotte intensifies her efforts to convert to Judaism in hopes of impressing Harry. At a cold-food restaurant, Samantha meets an attractive waiter named Jerry Jerrod.

Berger reacts angrily to a voicemail from his ex-girlfriend, prompting Carrie to reflect on her role in his emotional state. Miranda discovers condoms in Brady's diaper bag and confronts Steve, while Charlotte, now more religious, laments the commercialization of Christmas. Meanwhile, Samantha's impulsive behavior leads to Smith's dismissal from a catering job.

Carrie apologizes to Berger for nitpicking his book and learns from him how to recognize when a man is not interested, which she shares with other women. Meanwhile, Charlotte prepares a traditional Shabbat dinner for Harry, and Samantha and Jerry explore their sexual fantasies together.

Carrie's success with her book earns her a large royalty check, causing tension with Berger, who lost his book deal. Miranda, still infatuated with Steve, assists him in baking cupcakes for his new girlfriend, while Charlotte hesitates to start dating again after Harry ends their relationship. Samantha manages public relations for Jerry’s struggling play, which features a provocative and nude performance.

Berger asks Carrie for space in their relationship. Miranda reduces her work hours to spend more time with Brady. Charlotte meets Harry at a singles event and they feel a connection. Samantha rebrands Jerry as "Smith" and secures him a prominent billboard in Times Square.

Berger reenters Carrie's life but ends their relationship with a Post-It note. Miranda successfully loses weight and rediscovers her confidence in her old skinny jeans. Charlotte opts for a small wedding, while Samantha avoids being defined as her new partner's "girlfriend.

Carrie deals with the complications of a brief relationship with Harry's best man, while Miranda faces anxiety about meeting Steve's new girlfriend. Charlotte becomes convinced that her wedding is cursed after Harry sees her in her dress early, and Samantha finds it challenging to cope without a partner.

Carrie's shoes are stolen at a party, and the hostess mocks her for her expensive taste and lifestyle. Miranda contracts chicken pox and becomes smitten with the attractive new doctor in their building, while Charlotte struggles with Harry's messy habits in her apartment. Meanwhile, Samantha is annoyed by misbehaving children in upscale restaurants.

Carrie reunites with her former high school boyfriend during his brief stop in New York en route to a mental health facility. Meanwhile, Miranda becomes infatuated with her handsome neighbor, the Knicks' team doctor, and Samantha attempts to gain entry to the exclusive SoHo House pool by impersonating a British member. Geri Halliwell and David Duchovny make guest appearances.

Carrie becomes increasingly anxious as Big undergoes heart surgery, while Miranda grows closer to her new boyfriend, Robert, though she hesitates to introduce him to Steve. Charlotte, struggling with fertility, turns to acupuncture in hopes of conceiving, and Samantha continues to avoid physical intimacy with Smith by refusing to hold hands.

Carrie meets Aleksandr Petrovsky, a Russian artist in his fifties, at a gallery event. Meanwhile, Miranda struggles with her feelings for her boyfriend Robert, Charlotte experiences the emotional rollercoaster of a pregnancy and miscarriage, and Samantha attempts to dye her pubic hair after discovering a gray strand, with unexpected results.

Carrie grows conflicted about her feelings for Aleksandr due to his history of infidelity. Steve moves in with Miranda, complicating their situation with her ex-boyfriend Robert. Charlotte copes with her recent miscarriage by volunteering, while Samantha attends a high-profile industry event with Smith.

Carrie feels overwhelmed by Aleksandr's intense romantic gestures. Miranda gets ready for her unconventional wedding to Steve. Charlotte and Harry experience an unfortunate case of food poisoning after a romantic dinner in France. Samantha contemplates breast augmentation and learns unexpected news.

Carrie is surprised to learn that Aleksandr no longer wants to have children. Meanwhile, Miranda and Steve begin their honeymoon at a secluded inn in upstate New York. Elsewhere, Baby Brady witnesses Charlotte and Harry in a private moment, and Samantha leverages Smith's celebrity status to secure a meeting with a prominent female oncologist.

Carrie confronts Aleksandr after feeling hurt by his insensitivity regarding Samantha's illness. Miranda begins looking for a larger home in Brooklyn as her family expands. Charlotte is given a dog, which she names Elizabeth Taylor. Samantha experiences hair loss due to her chemotherapy treatments.

Aleksandr remains secretive about his work and avoids introducing Carrie to his social circle. Meanwhile, Miranda settles into her new life in Brooklyn, Charlotte enlists Elizabeth Taylor in a dog show, and Samantha creates a sex tape with Smith following a tabloid article labeling her his "fag hag.

Petrovsky throws a dinner for Carrie and her closest friends, where he makes a surprising announcement. The death of an old mutual friend prompts Carrie to make a significant life decision.

Carrie shares a final dinner with her friends in New York before moving to Paris with the Russian. Disappointed by the reality of her new life, she struggles to adjust. Meanwhile, after a disagreement with Carrie, Big seeks advice from the girls, who encourage him to go to Paris and win her back.

Carrie struggles with loneliness in Paris as her relationship with Petrovsky strains under his focus on a new art exhibit. Meanwhile, Samantha deals with the effects of chemotherapy on her libido, and Miranda takes on the responsibility of caring for Steve's mother after her stroke. Charlotte and Harry begin the process of adopting a child, and Big unexpectedly appears in Paris to tell Carrie something significant she has long awaited.