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Today’s corny blog challenge for all you hard-core Sex & the City fans is to choose your favorite episode.

Mine is “Hop, Skip & a Week” from Season 6. That split second when Carrie realizes Burger dumped her after she “let” him come back into her life the previous night, is truly a heart-stopping, can-I-breathe-yet moment. Holy crap, when she hits that flower vase across the room, you are absolutely right there in that apartment, feeling all that rage, hurt & heartbreak. One the most moving scenes ever in the series.

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http://livingwiththeboyfriend.blogspot.com Allison M.

How can I pick one! Really!

Season three is one of my favorites. I can watch season 3 and 4 all the time. I actually rarely throw in season 6 part 2 into my DVD player.

I saw a preview screening last night. And, you’ll love it. It’s funny, quirky, emotional and all the things that SATC is.
http://thesocalledme.net Jenny

Oh wow. I haven’t seen enough ep’s to choose but I’ll try!
http://clevelandsaplum.blogspot.com alexa

you’re going to have a new favorite emotional scene after you see the movie. we can discuss then!
Lisa

My favorite was when she moved in with “what’s his name”, sorry brain fart….and comes home and he says “who were you with, where did you go, who did you see?????” lol
http://kristenkaleal.blogspot.com KristenK

The episode where Miranda is harassed by a sandwich!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h77Vkiu7cJI

Carrie: “I think that is one fresh sandwich.”

Miranda: “I can’t have sex with a sandwich. Can I?”

I die laughing every time.
http://tarathefoodie.blogspot.com TaratheFoodie

I have many favorites, but one that pops into my head every time when asked this question is the one when Big decides he’s moving to California and Carrie comes over and Big’s apartment is already all packed up. They end up slow dancing to “Moon River” and the way they danced capured so much about their relationship. Very very cool scene.

Mel, I know exactly what scene you’re talking about when Carried got dumped by a Post-It. When she knocked that vase of flowers off the table, it really took my breathe away, too. What a great scene.

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