40 Perfect Moments from Intercourse and the Town

Season 1, Episode 1: “Sex and the City”

Carrie and Mr. Fat meet lovable when she spills her handbag of condoms at the sidewalk. Then, a lusty Samantha compares Fat to “a young Donald Trump.” Throwback!

Season 1, Episode 3: “Bay of Married Pigs”

Samantha shrieks “Big pepper mill dick!” at a humdrum {couples}’ birthday celebration and flashes Charlotte’s Irish doorman on 5th Street in L. a. Perla and a trench coat. All we will say is, we in point of fact like Sam when she’s inebriated.

Season 1, Episode 4: “Valley of the Twenty-something Guys”

Charlotte’s confession that “I don’t want to be Mrs. Up the Butt!” reasons Carrie to name a hilarious catastrophe taxi trip with more than one friend-stops so everybody can, er, get to the base of it.

Season 1, Episode 6: “Secret Sex”

It’s a slam dunk for Carrie’s profession when her picture seems at the aspect of an M2 bus. Too sinful there’s a graffiti penis drawn after to her head.

Season 1, Episode 10: “The Baby Shower”

Boastful, pregnant suburbanite Laney (who stole Charlotte’s child identify “Shayla” … that whinge!) will get degree fright time stripping. “Who wants to see my tits?” doesn’t pitch so scorching while you’re similar to turning in.

Season 1, Episode 12: “Oh Come All Ye Faithful”

When Carrie stalks Fat and his mom at church — and drops a hymnal from the balcony — he introduces her to mother as “my friend Carrie.” Ouch!

Season 2, Episode 1: “Take Me Out to the Ballgame”

Miranda merits a status ovation when she says, “How does it happen that four such smart women have nothing to talk about but boyfriends? It’s like seventh grade with bank accounts.” Now, the place had been we … Mr. Fat or low-hanging balls?

Season 2, Episode 4: “They Shoot Single People, Don’t They?”

Carrie discovers her bedraggled taking a look self at the barricade of Pristine York brochure with the snarky identify “Single and Fabulous?” Discuss your worst concern come true!

Season 2, Episode 8: “The Man, The Myth, The Viagra”

Trump, whose tangerine pompadour it appears hasn’t modified since 1999, makes an look within the flesh — as does his fictional trade spouse Ed’s 72-year-old cracked pancake butt.

Season 2, Episode 9: “Old Dogs, New Dicks”

Unmarried White Feminine meets RuPaul’s Drag Race when Samantha’s ex-boyfriend Brad, now a sultry drag queen named Samantha, co-opts her personality. Must all of us be that mythical!

Season 2, Episode 12: “La Douleur Exquise”

Fat is resignation for Paris. Upcoming an epic struggle involving aviation Filet-O-Fish, Carrie wonders, “Did I ever really love Big, or was I addicted to the pain, the exquisite pain of wanting someone so unattainable?” Oui, oui.

Season 2, Episode 13: “20-something Girls vs. 30-something women”

It’s nauseating plethora when a more youthful lady steals your process, however the love of your month? Cue the vomit and fireworks.

Season 2, Episode 18: “Ex and the City”

A pleasant lunch, what may just exit improper? Fat serves up a chief route referred to as “I’m engaged” and Carrie has a meltdown for dessert. However incorrect concern: Carrie’s kiss-off to Fat outdoor the Plaza lodge is usefulness reusing on any person who dumps you for a humdrum babe.

Season 3, Episode 3: “Attack of the Five-foot-ten Woman”

Fat and Natasha’s gushy unfold in The Pristine York Instances marriage ceremony division crushes Carrie’s self-confidence. A minimum of this used to be pre-Instagram.

Season 3, Episode 4: “Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl”

Charlotte posing in drag is an concept we adore for such a lot of viewable causes, however our favourite one is listening to her say, “I think I need a bigger sock.”

Season 3, Episode 9: “Easy Come, Easy Go”

We’ve all heard of lame proposal tales, however Charlotte’s to Trey is set as funky as Sam’s boyfriend’s Adam’s spunk. All righty.

Season 3, Episode 11: “Running With Scissors”

Gripping TV makes you wish to have to drag your individual arm hair out, and we really feel that approach gazing Carrie sneak unwell the steps then boinking Fat, most effective to be stuck by way of Natasha who — fracture! — received’t be smiling within the alike while.

Season 3, Episode 12: “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

Carrie tells Aidan about her affair with Fat, they usually crack up at Charlotte’s marriage ceremony. Miranda’s posing as a aviation nanny with a perky neckerchief and flight-friendly hand motions is a miles wanted rigidity buster.

Season 3, Episode 17: “What Goes Around Comes Around”

Fat’s scorned, soon-to-be-ex-wife Natasha provides Carrie a pleasing reaming-out at a cafe, finishing with, “Not only have you ruined my marriage, you’ve ruined my lunch.”

Season 3, Episode 18: “Cock a Doodle Doo”

When Carrie admits Fat’s again in her month, Miranda screams her a “pathetic, needy victim” and Carrie screams her “tough and judgmental” of their first weighty brawl. Makes us wish to name our BFFs and make an apology for, like, the whole lot rotten we’ve ever stated.

Season 4, Episode 1: “The Agony and the Ex’tacy”

Carrie’s thirty fifth birthday at Greenwich Village eating place Il Cantinori begins out so promising … till no person displays up. It’s plethora to produce you yelp into your tiramisu.

Season 4, Episode 2: “The Real Me”

Tripping at the runway in Dolce & Gabbana? Epic fail. However in lieu of crawling off degree like model roadkill, Carrie selections herself again up and will get a status ovation. Sashay, Shantay!

Season 4, Episode 4: “What’s Sex Got to Do With It?”

Miranda consuming leftover chocolate cake out of the trash can and licking her arms all through her “sex strike” must be one of the vital GIF-able moments in TV historical past.

Season 4, Episode 5: “Ghost Town”

Trey broadcasts, “This is heaven,” when he’s stuck in a bed sandwich between Charlotte and his mother Bunny at ABC House. Bunny will get her comeuppance when she walks in on Trey and Charlotte having intercourse of their fresh mattress.

Season 4, Episode 6: “Baby, Talk Is Cheap”

Who can put out of your mind Aidan’s tonality booming, “You BROKE my heart!” unwell from his droop to Carrie in the course of the night time when she makes a determined plea to get again in combination? He may as neatly have dropped one in every of his log benches on her substructure.

Season 4, Episode 8: “My Motherboard, Myself” 

Samantha breaks unwell sobbing to Miranda time bra buying groceries earlier than her mom’s funeral. “Computers crash, people die, relationships fall apart,” says Carrie. “The best we can do is breathe and reboot.” Amen.

Season 4, Episode 12: “Just Say Yes” 

Will Aidan suggest (with that terrible pear-shaped diamond ring)? Nope, however Steve positive does and will get uninvited by way of a pregnant Miranda. Silver lining: Carrie says sure at least most probably week … and her rock seems to be a wower.

Season 4, Episode 18: “I Heart NY” 

Carrie and Fat come in combination for a nostalgic night time in town that ends with a twist on Fat’s hardwood ground. Carrie helps Miranda in exertions and forgives the truth that her best possible red footwear are glazed in amniotic fluid.

Season 5, Episode 2: “Unoriginal Sin” 

Pushed aside in a self-help seminar for no longer attempting juiceless plethora to seek out love, Charlotte will get an lend a hand from Carrie, who tells the room, “Believe me, she’s out there.” Convey at the heat fuzzies!

Season 5, Episode 3: “Luck Be an Old Lady” 

When a on line casino man shames Miranda’s “fat ass” in Atlantic Town, the ladies produce him want he’d by no means opened his mouth. “I just had a baby, you a**hole,” says Miranda. Sam: “What’s your excuse?” Carrie: “Yeah, ya havin’ triplets?” That’s the way it’s carried out.

Season 5, Episode 5: “Plus One Is the Loneliest Number”

Getting a chemical peel earlier than your bestie’s conserve birthday celebration, which you’re additionally webhosting? No longer a sensible concept, Sam! Nonetheless, she rocks the atomic tomato glance with a lightless hat and veil.

Season 6, Episode 4: “Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little”

Charlotte’s disenchanted as a result of she braided the challah and Harry’s gazing the sport. However telling Harry he’s fortunate to have you ever and everybody else sees it too? Harsh.

Season 6, Episode 5: “Lights, Camera, Relationship”

Carrie brags a few large conserve travel earlier than studying Berger used to be dropped by way of their writer. Dang … they usually simply were given over the scrunchie factor!

Season 6, Episode 6: “Hop, Skip and a Week” 

I’M SORRY/I CAN’T/ DON’T HATE ME. Oh, however we do, Berger. We in point of fact do.

Season 6, Episode 9: “A Woman’s Right to Shoes”

Ah, mothers with superiority complexes and shoe elimination regulations produce you by no means wish to i’m ready a Manolo-ed substructure in an rental like Kyra’s once more. Carrie’s unmarried lady registry revenge is well-dressed. As is Charlotte’s reform of a unadorned, tea bag-dropping Harry.

Season 6, Episode 11: “The Domino Effect” 

When a feverish Fat gazes at sweet striper Carrie and says, “What are we doing? I’m talking about us. Life’s too short,” our hearts flutter. Too sinful he’s again to himself the after while.

Season 6, Episode 14: “The Ick Factor” 

Miranda proposes to Steve (yay!), they usually get hitched in a folk ground. The group huddles similar when Samantha drops the breast most cancers bomb, and by some means we all know her ladies gets her via.

Season 6, Episode 16: “Out of the Frying Pan” 

Miranda breaks up with Pristine York and strikes to Brooklyn. Alarmed by way of her hair loss, chemopatient Samantha shaves her head. Carrie can’t trade in with the considered dropping Samantha, and albeit, neither are we able to.

Season 6, Episode 19: “An American Girl in Paris, Part Une” 

Carrie tells off Fat earlier than she takes to the air for Paris, will get isolated pangs and loses her Carrie necklace. The ladies brunch with Fat, and Miranda tells him, “Go get our girl.” Whoop-whoop!

Season 6, Episode 20: “An American Girl in Paris, Part Deux” 

Carrie reveals her necklace — and herself — once more. Fat displays up simply in generation to go back and forth at the carpet and get corny on a bridge, for higher or for worse. “Carrie, you’re the one.” In any case! And Charlotte and Harry are getting their Child-Blatt!