Sex and the City

Are soulmates a reality, or a torture device? At an engagement party, Miranda turns her single life into a comedy routine.

Carrie's insecurities are put to the test when a friend recruits her to be a real person on the runway at a New York Styles fashion show.

What defines a relationship? Carrie meets a jazz-club owner, and discovers that dating a new guy is just the thing for getting over an ex.

How much of sex is about the connection? Samantha’s latest relationship comes as a shocker to her friends.

When a relationship dies, do we ever really give up the ghost? Carrie and Miranda are haunted by the spirits of past relationships.

In matters of love, do actions speak louder than words? Carrie's leap into the information age is rewarded when she reunited with Aidan.

Can you forgive if you can't forget? Carrie and Aidan deal with a series of distractions in attempting to redefine their relationship.

When is it safe to admit you need help? Carrie’s computer crash teaches her that some problems require a little outside assistance.

To be in a successful relationship, do you have to pretend to be somebody else? Carrie attempts to deal with Aidan's rustic side.

Are men just women with balls? Carrie helps Aidan and Big learn accept each other a bit more.

What are we waiting for? Samantha's accessory obsession causes friction with an A-list client.

Miranda makes a surprising decision, while Charlotte and Trey reach a turning point in their quest for parenthood.

What are we fighting for? Carrie feels more crowded than cozy when Aidan makes the big move into her place.

Miranda gets embroiled in some complicated office politics while Carrie worries about being able to settle down enough for Aidan.

Do we really want marriage, babies and a home to call our own, or are we just programmed to think we do?

Carrie has a serious financial problem on her hands while Miranda and Steve grapple with the details of raising a baby together, yet apart.

How much does a father-figure figure? Carrie’s new job at Vogue leads to some highly unexpected editorial advice.

Can you make a mistake and miss your fate? Big’s big move gets Carrie thinking about what might have been.