Board,I'm out East and it's definitely WEST. At any rate, while watching it I felt like I lost mine the first time (!)
I'm sure this T.V. series - if it's still going on - has been discussed and dissected to death by pundits and sociologists. I saw a few episodes on H.B.O. If I can weather a bunch of neurotic N.Y.-er women, I guess H.B.O. has the whole series for my viewing.
I'm wondering a couple of things:
1. what's the demographic-watching public on this? More women to men, I imagine (!)
2. the lead actress (a kind of Streisand make-over): was she famous before this series? I ask because while her acting is good enough, she's no big deal in any other way. Was she chosen based on previous fame OR purposely for her lack of - ahem - appeal?
Lastly, it's so New York. Too unself-consciously N.Y.
Guyesqueness.
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Topic - Behind the curve I know: saw "Sex and the City" FIRST TIME. - .Guy 01:37:44 08/11/06 (6)
- A female POV: - Harmonia 16:33:35 08/15/06 (0)
- Re: Thanks to all. I thought it depicted N.Y.-er neurotic women * - .Guy 01:34:38 08/14/06 (0)
- Makes you wonder how this got past the first season . . . beyond tripe . . . - mr grits 18:52:15 08/12/06 (0)
- Re: Behind the curve I know: saw "Sex and the City" FIRST TIME. - WinthorpeIII 11:26:46 08/11/06 (0)
- Re: Behind the curve I know: saw "Sex and the City" FIRST TIME. - rico 10:20:17 08/11/06 (0)
- Can't comment on the show. - grantv 06:46:33 08/11/06 (0)