Sex and the City

At a "thirtysomething" birthday party, Carrie and her friends discuss the age-old question: Can women have sex like men?

Miranda makes the mistake of going out with a man who's obsessed with models. Carrie experiments with a handsome model and researches the question: How much power do beautiful people have?

Is there a secret cold war between married and singles? Carrie visits a couple’s house in the Hamptons -- only to be flashed by the husband and asked to leave. Since Miranda doesn’t have a boyfriend, her law firm suspects she might be a lesbian.

Are men in their twenties the new designer drug? One hit and you’re hooked? At the hottest new club opening, Carrie and Samantha hook up with two twenty-something guys and explore the pros and cons of dating younger men.

Is it kosher to exploit one’s sexuality for fun and profit? After Carrie bumps into an acquaintance, she begins to envy her dazzling sexual powers.

How many of us out there are having great sex with people we are ashamed to introduce to our friends? While on her first official date with Mr. Big, Carrie runs into an old friend who’s reluctant to introduce her to his date.

In a city like New York, with its infinite possibilities, has monogamy become too much to expect? After they spend a lot of time together, Carrie desires a monogamous relationship with Mr. Big, while Samantha refuses to have one with her realtor.

Are threesomes the blowjobs of the nineties? When Carrie learns that Mr. Big was married before, she sets out to find his ex, only to discover that he and his ex participated in a threesome.

When the girls attend a friend’s wedding, Carrie poses the question: In a city of great expectations, is it time to settle for what you can get?

Is motherhood a cult? The girls attend a baby shower for their friend Laney, a party girl turned suburban housewife, and begin to wonder what the future has in store for them.

In a city of more than three million people, about 12 think they’re having enough sex. How often is normal? An accident has Carrie certain that she and Mr. Big will never share a bed again.

Are relationships the religion of the nineties? When Mr. Big introduces Carrie to his mother as his friend, she begins to wonder where their relationship is headed.