S6 Ep7: The Post-It Always Sticks Twice

We Couldn't Help But Wonder - A Journey Through Sex and the City

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4.8 • 715 Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2019

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

It's just a few hours from where we left off in the previous episode and two of the girls have major news. Charlotte is engaged to Harry, and Berger broke up with Carrie via a Post-It. Samantha has some advice for how Smith should handle relationship questions in his first big TV appearance, and Miranda has an epiphany after fitting into her "skinny" jeans.

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0:00.0	Ooh, it's thundery out.
0:01.1	It's thundry. It's thundry. It's thuntry and the air conditioner's on.
0:05.4	So there's a lot of New York City noise.
0:07.6	Sorry, everyone.
0:08.6	Oh, rude.
0:09.7	That wasn't me.
0:12.4	That was the thunder.
0:19.3	Hi, Elise Castle.
0:20.4	Hey, Mike Jensen.
0:21.3	So we're here today to discuss the Post-It always sticks twice.
0:25.2	Which is a play on.
0:26.7	The Postman always rings twice.
0:29.1	Thanks.
0:29.7	Butthold on.
0:30.3	Okay.
0:31.2	Well, two butthole-ons.
0:33.4	I was under the impression that it was butthole don, like D-O-N, like a man. Oh, butthole Don.
0:41.7	But Mike has always thought it was butthole Dawn, like Delta Dawn, which we've sung Delta
0:47.1	Dawn, but I never thought that he, so Mike and I in our brains have very different ideas of what
0:52.3	this character looks like.
0:53.4	In a very, very informal survey, most people seem to have been under the impression that
0:59.9	the same as you.
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