Sex and the City

After breaking up with Mr. Big, Carrie wonders: What are the break-up rules? Miranda is annoyed by the man-talk she’s been hearing.

The Season Two premiere finds Carrie dating a "new Yankee" after her break-up with Big.

Carrie invites Big to her birthday party, while Samantha must tell her boyfriend about his shortcomings.

Are there things one shouldn’t say in a relationship? Carrie visits a friend whose husband is abusive and thinks about telling her opinion.

Carrie goes into freak mode, while Samantha dates a man who likes to be slapped around.

After dating some men who turned out to be freaks, Carrie finally meets a guy only to realize that she also gets freaked out easily.

Carrie thinks she likes being single. Meanwhile, Samantha gets "taken in" by a club-owning jerk.

Is it better to fake it than be alone? When the girls are not in a relationship at the same time, they discuss their singlehood

Can a relationship bring you back to life? Carrie contemplates her future and tries to resuscitate her relationship with Mr. Big.

Charlotte falls for a widowed man she meets at a funeral. Meanwhile, Carrie mends some fences with Mr. Big.

Carrie officially gets back with Mr. Big, while Charlotte is swept away with the Power Lesbian elite.

Is cheating like the proverbial tree in the forest -it doesn’t exist if there’s no one around to catch you?

Miranda's interior decorator and her friend from London fall in love at first sight.

In a city as cynical as New York, is it possible to believe in love at first sight? Carrie is a frequent house guest at Mr. Big’s apartment.

The girls discuss urban relationship myths - fairy tales concocted by women to make their love lives seem less hopeless.

Carrie and Big continue their new relationship, while Samantha starts seeing an older man.

Can you change a man? Carrie is happy with her relationship with Mr. Big but she still tries to change some of his annoying habits.

Carrie tries to fix some of Big's annoying habits, Charlotte begins seeing an uncircumsized man, and Samantha bumps into an old boyfriend.

Carrie and Big say "I love you." Meanwhile, Miranda breaks it off with the bartender, and Samantha dates a rich guy with a duplicitous servant.

Has New York’s class system been replaced by a caste system? Carrie and Mr. Big find their ways to say the big “I love you” to one another.

Carrie tries (unsuccessfully) to leave some feminine items behind at Big's place.

Are we evolving past relationships? After becoming a regular at Mr. Big’s apartment, Carrie strategically leaves some of her belongings.

Big tells Carrie that he is off to Paris for six months, and Samantha takes the girls to an S&M restaurant.

When it comes to relationships, how do you know when it’s enough? Carrie learns that she’s no factor in Mr. Big’s decision-making process.

Carrie meets another "wrong" guy in her shrink's waiting room, and Samantha dates a sports addict.