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Received this product on time and in perfecft condition. It was just what I wanted!
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I love these women. I think I'm most like Charlotte, but I'd like to be more like Carrie. The women are so different, but still support and love each other. I wish I had that sort of friends. I watched an episode a day so I could make it last. I didn't see them first hand on HBO, but have enjoyed the show as reruns on other channels. Until I started buying the season DVDs I didn't realize how really raw they were. I think the F-word is overused a little, but other than that, it's all good. There is something for everyone.
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I ordered the second season for a christmas gift and found out later that the set had two disc's of disc two.
They also had a inner label on the C.D.'s that indicated it was from Blockbuster and it was in a C.D. paper envelope and not it's original case.
Not impressed with the packaging nor the missing third disc.
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Te second season of SATC gives us a better history of the girls and what their characters are like. They fall into their roles as the story lines get better. It becomes more about friends rather than Carrie doing research for her column. A must have for any SATC fan.
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If I'd watched this season first, I'd have never gone to see the movie or watched later episodes of the show. Fortunately, most of the syndication episodes I see on TV are with Mr. Big and Carrie; Samantha and Jared; Charlotte and the Jewish guy; and Miranda and the bartender. Call me a prude, but I liked the later episodes so much better because each woman stuck to one man; wasn't having sex on a first date with every guy who looked cute and seemed nice; and they seemed to be slightly more street smart. In this season, everybody's coming home late at night and jumping in folks' cars; having sex with someone different on every single episode (why do we pick on video girls when there are shows like this on the air?); and Miranda and Charlotte drove me insane. Miranda is that bitter, angry, no man friend that every male on Planet Earth can't stand because she's always the tightest friend with their girlfriend. She had some male bashing comment on just about every episode, but ironically, she couldn't WAIT to find a man and complained continuously about why nobody wanted her. Maybe because you're mean and annoying! Charlotte, on the other hand, bothered me more. I respect some of her old-fashioned ways about getting to know a man before having sex, and wanting to not use certain vocabulary words that are classless, but everything else about her made me want to scratch my eyes out. She was a complete hypocrite by lecturing people on being too slutty, but then she had sex with some guy at a wedding. That was a Samantha move! No matter what the guy does, she swears her dates are "the one" and talks about wanting to get married and have children more than even the old 80s sitcoms I'd see. If Charlotte's character met Mrs. Brady (from "The Brady Bunch"), I think Mrs. Brady might ask her to loosen up a little.
The first season was better because there was less vulgar humor and more actual slap-your-thigh funny scenes. This season had "jokes" like someone nutting on another person's forehead. Ugh.
I hope the third season is better. If not, I'm going to start working with the last episodes and work my way to the bottom.
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