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    City Songs (Music Featured On the HBO Television Series "Sex and the City")

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    • 1 Bob ChristiansonSong of the City (A.k.a. "Almost Major") 2:30
    • 2 Bob ChristiansonFunky B3 (A.k.a. "Little Green B") 1:33
    • 3 Bob ChristiansonThe Luxury of You (A.k.a. "Luxury") 2:28
    • 4 Bob ChristiansonMy Sexy Shoes (A.k.a. "The Code") 1:30
    • 5 Bob ChristiansonThe Mysterious B (A.k.a. "Slow Up") 2:29
    • 6 Bob ChristiansonCute and Scrunchy (A.k.a. "Step Lightly") 2:31
    • 7 Bob ChristiansonSolitary One (A.k.a. "Solitude") 1:01
    • 8 Bob ChristiansonB and the Brass (A.k.a. “So What?”) 2:40
    • 9 Bob ChristiansonMeet Me In Paris (A.k.a. “The View / The Big Kiss”) 2:11
    • 10 Bob ChristiansonShe’s So Clueless (A.k.a. “No Clues”) 1:29
    • 11 Bob ChristiansonSmooth Talking (A.k.a. “Smooth Sailing”) 2:28
    • 12 Bob ChristiansonYou Vibe Me (A.k.a. "The Vibe") 1:33
    • 13 Bob ChristiansonMore Broken Promises (A.k.a. “Broken Flowers”) 1:47
    • 14 Bob ChristiansonLost Without You (A.k.a. “Lost”) 2:22
    • 15 Bob ChristiansonYou’re So Cold (A.k.a. “The Big Chill”) 2:27
    • 16 Bob ChristiansonSensitive & Shy (A.k.a. “Sensitive”) 1:03
    • 17 Bob ChristiansonIt Hurts So Bad (A.k.a. “The Hurt Inside”) 1:34
    • 18 Bob ChristiansonWurley Piano Man (A.k.a. “Wurley Bird”) 2:04
    • 19 Bob ChristiansonLost In Your Love (A.k.a. “Lost In Your Eyes”) 1:34
    • 20 Bob ChristiansonI’m So Lonely (A.k.a. “Lonely”) 1:22
    • 21 Bob ChristiansonMake the Decision (A.k.a. “Undecided”) 1:35
    • 22 Bob ChristiansonThe Mosaic (A.k.a. “City Mosaic”) 1:33
    • 23 Bob ChristiansonThe Heartbreak (A.k.a. “It’s a Heartbreak”) 1:26
    • 24 Bob ChristiansonReflections On a Groove (A.k.a. “A Bumpin’ Groove”) 1:35
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    " The next best thing to being there."
    Country
    Runtime 22 min
    Premiere: World May 6, 1998
    Channel HBO
    Premiere: USA June 6, 1998
    Digital: World September 13, 2013
    Parental Advisory Profanity, Sex & Nudity, Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
    • Profanity

      plenty

    • Sex & Nudity

      plenty

    • Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

      average

    Production Companies Home Box Office (HBO)Darren Star ProductionsSex and the City Productions
    Also Known As
    S.A.T.C. (United States)

    Description

    Four female New Yorkers gossip about their sex lives (or lack thereof) and find new ways to deal with being a woman in the late 1990s.
    s1: e1 — Season 1, Episode 1  

    Sex and the City

    June 6, 1998 9.0
    s1: e2 — Season 1, Episode 2  

    Models and Mortals

    June 6, 1998 7.3
    s1: e3 — Season 1, Episode 3  

    Bay of Married Pigs

    June 21, 1998 7.4
    s1: e4 — Season 1, Episode 4  

    Valley of the Twenty-Something Guys

    June 28, 1998 7.5
    s1: e5 — Season 1, Episode 5  

    The Power of Female Sex

    July 5, 1998 7.3
    s1: e6 — Season 1, Episode 6  

    Secret Sex

    July 12, 1998 7.3
    s1: e7 — Season 1, Episode 7  

    The Monogamists

    July 19, 1998 7.2
    s1: e8 — Season 1, Episode 8  

    Three’s a Crowd

    July 26, 1998 7.3
    s1: e9 — Season 1, Episode 9  

    The Turtle and the Hare

    August 2, 1998 7.3
    s1: e10 — Season 1, Episode 10  

    The Baby Shower

    August 9, 1998 7.4
    s1: e11 — Season 1, Episode 11  

    The Drought

    August 16, 1998 7.6
    s1: e12 — Season 1, Episode 12  

    Oh Come, All Ye Faithful

    August 23, 1998 7.5

    Сast and Crew

    Development

    The show is based on writer Candace Bushnell's column "Sex and the City" published in The New York Observer, which was later compiled into a book of the same name. Bushnell has said in several interviews that the Carrie Bradshaw in her columns is her alter ego; when she started the column she wrote from her first-person perspective, but later invented Carrie, who was introduced as Bushnell's friend, so her parents would not be aware that they were reading about her sex life. Bushnell and the television version of Carrie (who had no last name in the column) have the same initials, a flourish emphasizing their connection. Moreover, like Bushnell, Carrie writes columns for the fictional New York Star which are also compiled into a book later in the series, and later becomes a writer for Vogue.

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    Watched

    Such sweet, sexy, slightly mischievous women who evoke great sympathy. Translated to English

    Really easy to watch) despite the sometimes stereotypical stories and old age of this show)

    Season 1