Sex and the City - Sixth Season, Part 2 with Sarah Jessica Parker: DVD Cover
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Sex and the City - Sixth Season, Part 2 Cast: Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon, Kim Cattrall

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/28/2004
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  • Sales Rank: 13,175

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Closed Caption; Commentary by executive producer Michael Patrick King on four episodes; Three never-before-seen alternate endings to the series finale; Two farewell tributes (30 minutes each); 2004 U.S. Comedy Arts Festival Seminar; Deleted scenes from all six seasons

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HBO's groundbreaking series came to a close with the eight 2003-4 episodes collected in this three-disc box set, and it definitely went out with a bang rather than a whimper. Sex and the City concluded with its four major characters facing their respective destinies, but not without difficulty. A breast-cancer scare forces Samantha (Kim Cattrall) in "Catch-38" to reevaluate her life, if only temporarily. In "Out of the Frying Pan," and "The Cold War," Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) finds herself growing closer to a Russian artist (Mikhail Baryshnikov): a flippant, arrogant man who's been around the block, he nonetheless manages to captivate the romance-loving writer. Charlotte (Kristin Davis) continues to focus on recovering from the loss of her baby in "Let There Be Light," and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) settles down with Steve (David Eigenberg) in "The Ick Factor," unaware that more changes await her. The final eight episodes of the series nostalgically revisit earlier situations and characters, building to the inevitable finale, "An American Girl in Paris" -- a sensational two-parter that left the show's fans breathless (and more than a little sad the series had ended). The sitcom that changed sitcoms forever, Sex and the City didn't wear out its welcome -- in fact, it went out on something of a creative high. The eight shows included in this box are all top-notch; a more fitting ending to the girls' six-year odyssey could hardly have been imagined. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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Sex and the City - Sixth Season, Part 2by Anonymous

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February 20, 2005: Sex and the city is best sitcom I've ever seen after Friends...what to say about this outstanding series with all the tiny-winy little details discussed over lunch, how to actually get a guy with all the seduction u have in u...haven't completed watching the finale yet but guys, u know what I'm gona be really disappointed if 'Big' & 'Carrie' don't end up together...

Sex and the City - Sixth Season, Part 2by Anonymous

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February 05, 2005: This is the most fabulous series ever created. I love sex and the city!! Get all the seasons and make a week of staying in a watching it over and over! Yeah, and whoever said the final episode isn't included is wrong. It called 'american girl in paris (part deux)'. Maybe they watched the alternate endings on disk 2 and though that was the finale disk. But they just show all the fake endings that they had to shoot to keep the secret of how it really ended. A must have!!


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