Well, I have since recalled how she once tried to queer-bait all these power lesbians! God, this show! Rest assured, however, that that just popped into my head for no reason. Think you could do better? But they manage to work things out and she moves back in and redecorates his apartment and they start trying to have a baby. Carrie is hanging out with Mr. Big sometimes, but like as for-real platonic friends now.
So they do get back together, but obviously there are still trust issues. They fight kind of a lot and spend time at his house in the country which Carrie hates. But then he asks her to marry him and all her uncertainty evaporates and she says yes! Somewhere in all this Samantha briefly dates a woman for the first time ever. They fight a lot too and then he moves out. Around this time, Samantha starts sleeping with and then falls in love with this very, very rich guy who kinda looks like Willem Dafoe.
Big kinda! But then he cheats on her and they break up. And she starts writing for Vogue. The season ends with Miranda having her baby and Mr. Big moving to California. And, once again, I honestly cannot remember how things wrap up for Charlotteβ¦. Ah, the abbreviated fifth season. This was the year when both SJP and Cynthia Nixon were pregnant in real life, so the season was cut down to six kinda somber episodes.
And Mirandaβ¦I think she just pretty much struggles with how much she hates her baby. The whole gang goes to Atlantic City at one point, which is kinda fun? See, this is the season when Carrie publishes a collection of her columns, and on her book tour she meets up with Big inβ¦I want to say San Francisco?
And they have good old no-strings sex. In the first half, Carrie is dating Berger, who is super fun and funny and down-to-earth. Oh, also, at some point she runs into Aidan on the street and he has a baby now, so everything worked out for him, I guess. While all this is going on, Samantha is pursuing this sexy young waiter, an aspiring actor whom she literally renames!
