Some of My Best Friends

Decent episode. It was less woke than the previous episodes, and it contained less of the annoying character Che (which is wonderful.) This episode felt a little bit more like the SATC we all knew and loved.

...but alas, I cannot. The writing seems way too wink-winkish, cheeky, and completely self conscious. It's so cringeworthy it's almost worse than the second movie. I'm only hanging in for nostalgia's sake.

Was this episode written by someone who just recently binged the original SATC? Because that's what it seems like. Like someone who never watched it when it originally aired, binged it in 2021, viewing it through the lense of today's American society, and then got hired to write an entire episode of it today, therefore having absolutely no idea who these beloved characters are and how this show, in its original form, changed many aspects of television and pop culture in a way that made a lot of what you're seeing today on TV possible.

Keli Goff? Is that you? Please do us all a favor and go back to contributing your unimportant opinion on politics and race on MSNBC and stop trying to entertain us with your propaganda. It's cute that you probably honestly believe that this is what white people think of black people. In NYC. In 2021. I mean, really. How dense can you be? And for crying out loud, Stanford was simply a last minute thought. Its not like the man was essentially the 5th main character, and that's how you send him off? Shameful.

For a start- Miranda and Charlotte both look way to old to have kids that age.

Charlotte is becoming even more unhinged in her quest to fit in perfectly with 'good society. I can't bear to watch her now.

Carrie- it's not the same without her weekly column and her Big romance.

I don't agree Chris Noth should be edited out based on allegations. If they are proven true- that's something else.

Charlotte and Miranda acting as if they never met a black person before- really? Miranda had an affair with dreamy Blair Underwood.

I doubt even the fabulous Samantha could work her PR magic on this disaster.

They used to be like normal people you could relate to- but just like that- I've cancelled my record button.

Loved to see the girls branching out and getting with new friends, it's refreshing and the new characters fit in well with vibe of the show. A few good laughs and a few honest moments.