6 of the most iconic Sex And The City moments
As the legendary series celebrates 20 years since its debut, revisit some of the most memorable episodes
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Next week marks 20 years since the first episode of Sex And The City aired, so why not celebrate by revisiting the iconic series?
Samantha’s dirty martini
After relationship-averse Samantha catches Richard cheating, the subsequent showdown (complete with a martini in the face and a classic Samantha one-liner) is perfect.
Season 5, episode 1
An iconic Miranda moment
When Miranda gets stood up, she calls the culprit and accuses his mum of raising him badly. It turns out he’s dead.
Season 3, episode 16
The divorce attorney proposal
With a romantic history as rocky as Charlotte’s, Harry’s post-break-up proposal at a synagogue singles night comes as a welcome respite from troublesome stepmums and dodgy dates.
Season 6, episode 6
Wigging out
There’s no end to Samantha’s independence, but the wig moment during her speech at a breast cancer benefit is a memorable example.
Season 6 episode 19
The Big finale
After six seasons of non-stop Big drama, his arrival in Paris is the happy ending many of us wanted for Carrie.
Season 6 episode 20
Fashion victim
Take a spectacular tumble, a Heidi Klum cameo and Stamford’s “oh my God, she’s fashion roadkill” line, and you have SATC gold.
Season 4 episode 2
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