You take it. You take it. You open it up, Cecily. Oh, hey, hey, hey, everybody. Hello, it's our special day. Special

ladies have a special day. I can't believe we haven't even been like referring to Aden

special lady time. We haven't even retold the story yet. Well, first let me tell you what we're doing.

It's me, Ceciline Nobler, here with Stephanie Stephanie Walter Taylor. We are here to talk about the train wreck,

but also the glory that is,

and just like that, season three,

we're on episode four already somehow.

Yeah. How many

did you get ahead, six?

I got six ahead. There's 12

total, so I should be getting some more

soon. I got into it because like I said,

I watched it as a faint. I like sat down and kind of watched it for fun as opposed to with notes and

really going in that way. So like I liked it more the first time round. Now when you have to scribble

shit down, you're like, ugh. I'm going to say this.

I may be remembering things wrong from when I watched Sex and the City. I really like that show,

but I'm not, I'm not like a super fan. I haven't seen the episodes multiple times. Right. So I might

remember it like a little bit differently,

but I remember very much liking it and thinking there was a lot of, not to be this person,

but a lot of good like social commentary. You know, I related to stuff at the time. And when I

watch it now, it's just, it feels like a caricature of what it was. Do you know what I mean? I feel like

everything is really cartoony. Everything is over the top. The acting is horrendous in my opinion.

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