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Hi, I'm Kristen Davis, and I want to know, are you a Charlotte?

Everybody, welcome back to Are You a Charlotte?

We are here with the amazing and so brilliant Cindy Shupak,

our writer and producer of Sex and the City to discuss

part two of evolution 1999.

Okay, let's talk about the others.

Okay, this is when I also feel, and I felt this way also the last episode, which is when

we're getting pedicures talking talking about the class system. Yeah.

And cast system. I feel like our group scenes are like really coming together now. Kind of for the first time in a way. Like they've been kind of together like, you remember when we shot at a restaurant, we had the pepper mill. That was one first season where I'm like, oh, that's working. Oh, yeah.

But like, you know, the group scenes were so challenging to write.

Yeah.

And they had to really, like, we would work on those, yeah. But, like, you know, the group scenes were so challenging to write.

Yeah.

And they had to really, like, we would work on those things all day long, and we had to run those lines and run those lines. And then all the angles, you had to, like, film the scene over and over and over. Yes. And the timing of any waiters. But those are my favorite scenes. Are they really? I mean, I love the scenes of you guys all together and just, you know, breaking down.

There's a, well, I love a lot about the guys all together and just, you know, breaking down.

There's a, well, I love a lot about the series, but those were like so fun for me.

They seemed really fun to write and to watch because in a way, when I wrote those essays

about dating, like for glamour, they would want you to end on some kind of revelation about

some advice.

And what was fun about writing the four of you is you could just dissect an issue

and you could all four have different perspectives and nobody was right and nobody was really wrong.

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