Sex and the City

In the Season Three premiere, Carrie and the girls schmooze at the NYC Fire Department's Calendar Competition.

Carrie's political consciousness is raised as her new companion lobbies for her affection.

After seeing Big and Natasha's wedding in the Times, Carrie runs into the bride.

Carrie engages in a game of 'Spin the Bottle' with her bisexual love interest.

Carrie considers quitting smoking when her habit almost ruins her chances with Aidan.

Samantha's late-night visitors are seen as the cause when an old woman in her apartment building is robbed.

Carrie begins to question her relationship with Aidan until she has an unexpected encounter with Mr. Big.

Charlotte tells the girls she thinks her new love Trey may be "the one."

After a shocking revelation, Carrie and Big fall into old habits, leading to a night of passion.

Aidan finally says those three words, leaving Carrie guilt-ridden about her affair with Big.

Carrie seeks advice from Miranda as her affair with Big puts a strain on things with Aidan.

As Miranda tries to find a date for Charlotte's wedding, she decides to tell a little white lie.

Carrie, Miranda and Samantha are fish out of water in youth-obsessed, no-smoking-anywhere L.A.

In L.A., Carrie is humiliated when her 'agent' fling turns out to be a house-sitter.

Samantha is hired by a very rich 13-year-old girl to plan the Bat Mitzvah of the Century.

Miranda's first date turns into a wake when the guy drops dead.

Carrie wonders if her cosmic balance is off after being mugged and tripping down stairs.

In the Season Three finale, Samantha and Carrie battle their respective noisy neighbors: loud transsexuals and crowing roosters.