This is an IHeart podcast.

Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

And welcome to Stuff I Never Told You, a prediction of IHeart Radio.

And today, I thought I would bring back, this is an oldie, kind of, on when we first talked about Sex and City on this show, before we'd like started our journey watching it, which by the way, we started in November 2021.

We're only in season three, aren't we?

Yeah.

Slow going, but we're moving along.

Is this our ode to the fact that and just just like that, just got canceled, Annie?

Yes.

Well, I don't know if it was canceled, but it's over.

I don't know the specific details.

Sure, sure, sure.

Yes, yes. But also, we haven't been able to do our watch episodes of Sex and the City in a while, but rest assured, we have not forgotten.

It will come back. I'm going to really have to rack my brains for when you ask you what happened.

I'm going to have to give you a huge heads up.

Because I don't usually look it up, but I might have to.

That could be funny. I'm not going to remember either because I can't remember what episode we're up. No, no. But yes, we will return to it. And it's always fun to hear from you all about this and about the impact it had on you, what character you are. And this was kind of the beginning of that. So please enjoy

this classic episode. Hey, this is Annie. And Samantha. And welcome to Steph I've Never Told

You, a production of IHeartRadio.

So today, I'm very excited about what we're talking about.

We are talking about sex in the city because, as a lot of you probably heard, it is getting an HBO miniseries reboot 17 years after it ended. Also, as you've probably heard, Kim Cottrell's not going to be in it.

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