“ Sex and the City ” is a popular American cable television series widely broadcast in many countries of the world, including Russia . The series was shot in the format of 25 minute episodes in 1998-2004 and tells about the sexual adventures of four girlfriends aged about 30 at the beginning of the series and 40 towards its end, different in character and temperament, but united by free outlooks on life in a dynamic atmosphere of New York . In 2008, the premiere of the feature film "Sex and the City" based on the series was premiered. The series was shot on the basis of the same-name newspaper column Candes Bushnell .
| Sex and the City. Season 5 | |||||
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 The cover of the fifth edition of the DVD. | |||||
| A country |  USA | ||||
| TV channel | HBO | ||||
| First impression | July 21, 2002 - September 8, 2002 | ||||
| Number of episodes | eight | ||||
| DVD release date | December 30, 2003 | ||||
| Timeline of the seasons | |||||
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Content
Story
A major publisher suggested Carrie release a book consisting of her articles. At her publisher, a woman meets a writer Jack Berger ( Ron Livingston ). They have a great time, but, as it turned out, Berger has a girlfriend and they have a serious relationship. Carrie realizes that she was wrong again.
Miranda offers Carrie to become Brady's godmother, and Charlotte begins to be a little jealous, as she hoped to be a godmother for her child herself, but then her jealousy quickly passes and she tries to help Carrie and Miranda.
Samantha does not trust Richard and is very jealous of him. Having decided to follow him, she discovers him in bed with another woman. Richard glosses over his sins with expensive gifts and apologizes. Samantha forgives him, but begins to actively succumb to Richard, as her pride is hurt.
During the divorce proceedings, Charlotte meets lawyer Harry Goldenblatt ( Evan Handler ), who was chosen on the basis of the “shark of his own business” and “anti-attractive man” with whom only business is possible. So their relationship continues, Samantha is jealous of Richard for each skirt, but considers herself very old for jealousy and endless checks of Richard, who still does not trust, and below his dignity to do it at all. Samantha breaks up with Richard, deciding that in her life there will be men only for sex.
Time passes, and Carrie begins to suffer without sex and decides to take a desperate step. She makes an appointment with the Man of her dreams and goes to him in San Francisco, California. He is sincerely glad that Carrie has arrived and praises her first book. Carrie gets what she went for and returns to New York. She did not count on a serious relationship with the Man of her dreams.
Guest Stars
- Chris Noth - Her Dreams Man
- Ron Livingston - Jack Berger
- David Eigenberg - Steve Brady
- James Remar - Richard Wright
- Evan Handler - Harry Goldenblatt
- Willie Garcon - Stanford Blatch
- Mario Cantone - Anthony Marantino
- Lin Cohen - Magda
- Anne Mira - Mary Brady
- Sean Palmer - Marcus
- Candice Burgen - Enid Mead of Vogue
- Heather Graham - Herself
Episodes
| No. in series | No. in season | Title | Producer | written by | Premiere date | US viewers (million) |
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| 67 | one | "Raise Anchors" Anchors Away | Charles MacDougall | Michael Patrick King | July 21, 2002 | 7.93 [1] |
| How much true love is given to man? Is the theory true that there can only be two real loves in life? The idea that the supply of love has been exhausted and that the rest of his life will have to vegetate alone, brought Carrie to Manhattan . Quite unexpectedly, she receives an invitation to the ball of sailors from stunning beauties. Samantha cannot forgive Richard for his betrayal and hangs leaflets with his portrait under the heading “male” on all poles. Poor Miranda never expected it to be so hard to have a child. | ||||||
| 68 | 2 | “Original sin” Unoriginal Sin | Charles MacDougall | Cindy Chupak | July 28, 2002 | 6.63 [2] |
| After long explanations and assurances of love, Samantha nevertheless decided to forgive Richard. Carrie in creative stagnation. It is becoming increasingly difficult for her to look for materials for her column, since there is a complete calm on the love front. Having met with the editor, she receives a stunning offer to publish a book based on her articles. Miranda agrees to Steve’s persuasion to baptize the child and asks Carrie to become the godmother. | ||||||
| 69 | 3 | "Old maids make bets" "Luck Be An Old Lady" | John Davis Coles | Julie Rottenberg and Eliza Zuritsky | August 4, 2002 | 6.59 [3] |
| Charlotte turns 36 years old. However, she intends to remain at the age of a 35-year-old unmarried woman as long as possible. To celebrate her friend's birthday, Samantha invites the girls to go to Atlantic City , where they fly with Richard to play roulette. | ||||||
| 70 | four | Cover Girl "Cover Girl" | John Davis Coles | Judy Toll and Michael Patrick King | August 11, 2002 | 7.31 [4] |
| Meet on the cover ... Carrie has a difficult task - to come up with a cover for his book. Moderately sexual, moderately poetic, moderately strict and not banal. Of course, Samantha was chosen as an assistant. | ||||||
| 71 | five | "Second Extra" "Plus One Is The Loneliest Number" | Michael Patrick King | Sydney Chupak | August 18, 2002 | 6.95 [5] |
| In order for the book to be published in accordance with all the rules and be successful, the first thing you need to do is make a presentation ... It’s grandiose, of course. But if Samantha gets down to business, it simply cannot be otherwise. Miranda called her old friend and made an appointment. But she did not have time to tell him that during their separation she managed to give birth to a child. Charlotte finally met a man who was pleasant in every way. But as soon as she brought him to her home, the mother of her ex-husband immediately appeared. Carrie is forced to come to her own party accompanied by ... herself. | ||||||
| 72 | 6 | “The situation is critical” "Critical Condition" | Michael Patrick King | Alexa Jang | August 25, 2002 | 7.38 [6] |
| Carrie realizes that she has become a victim of dirty gossip. Charlotte went on the warpath with her ex-husband's mother. That by all means wants to deprive the daughter-in-law of the apartment. Miranda understands that it is impossible to combine maternal responsibilities with workers and at the same time remain a woman. | ||||||
| 73 | 7 | "Big Adventure" "The Big Journey" | Michael Engler | Michael Patrick King | September 1, 2002 | 5.95 [7] |
| Carrie is invited to spend the evening with readers in San Francisco . And, of course, she goes to the city with pleasure, where the former man of the former dream has now settled. However, not so much the former. In addition to talking with readers, Carrie really wants to meet Big and not just to talk heart to heart. Charlotte did not expect from herself that she could sleep with a man who is outwardly disgusting to her, and still have fun ... Having parted with Richard, Samantha realized that something had changed in her, and she could no longer fit into so many men on his bed ... | ||||||
| 74 | eight | "This beautiful farce" "I Love A Charade" | Michael Engler | Sidney Chupack and Michael Patrick King | September 8, 2002 | 7.33 [8] |
| Bobby Fine decided to marry ... It is difficult to believe that a man who has been blue all his life has suddenly fallen in love with a woman and made her an offer. And so, Carrie argued with her friends that there would be no wedding and this is just another trick of their friend ... Miranda finally became that happy woman who now always has someone to go to a wedding or birthday with her baby. Charlotte took a closer look at Harry and found that he was not so disgusting and that he even had a certain charm. And most importantly, he is never in a bad mood. And therefore, it is quite suitable as a companion at a wedding, which nevertheless will take place. Carrie managed to pour such a stream of information on Berger that the poor guy simply could not stand it and ran away ... But not for long ... | ||||||
Notes
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. Big duke-out for top network (English) // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- July 31. Archived on August 19, 2012.
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. Bum primetime summer for ABC (English) // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- August 7. Archived on August 19, 2012.
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. July sweeps belong under the rug // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- August 14. Archived on August 25, 2012.
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. TV summer really belongs to cops (English) // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- August 21. Archived on August 25, 2012.
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. Some late summer trophies for 'Idol' (Eng.) // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- 28 August. Archived on August 25, 2012.
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. Such sweet #s for Fox's 'Idol' (Eng.) // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- 5 September. Archived on August 25, 2012.
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. With fall, Fox trots again (English) // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- 12 September. Archived on August 25, 2012.
- ↑ Downey, Kevin. Early premieres boost ABC and WB (English) // Media Life Magazine : magazine. - Media Life, 2002 .-- September 18. Archived March 4, 2016.
Links
- Official website
- Episode 3 Sex and the City episodes on Internet Movie Database