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This episode Carrie malfunctions using an ipad despite being a Apple day 1 girly, Miranda has put two fingers up to the non-binary community by embracing her role as a mother, grandmother and now dog mother, Charlotte cooks stuffing and gets stuffed by Harry. LTW finally gets Michelle Obama on board for a project that has lasted longer than her husband’s presidency, Seema has gone from being a fussy queen to seemingly wanting to be on Married at First Sight, and a toilet bowl full of shit is one of the last scenes we have of this show - truly poetic.
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In this week’s episode, Miranda and Steve have inexplicably become the Brady Bunch.
Charlotte is zooming around town looking for a quiet place for a call.
LTW’s hamster goes ham
Seema’s new mother-in-law meets the same fate as Lexi Featherstone
And Carrie fucks Duncan, Carrie fucks Duncan, Carrie fucks Duncan
And Brady has nearly completed his transition into Linguine from Ratatouille.
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In this week’s episode, Charlotte’s still dizzy and Harry’s finally gone for a piss girl. Seema’s all inclusive stay in floptropica seems to be over. She’s FINALLY off the dole, has access to her bank account, a brain and lush deodorant. Miranda’s (whomp whomp) piss gin dilemma comes to an end, giving her a grand total of 20 seconds of airtime this episode. Carrie’s gone for a walk and is looking for a new shoe to dunk her toe into. And Aidan’s final mistake is a steak.
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Aidan is back UGH. Charlotte stresses about big bags of cum, NOT from Harry’s recently big balls.
Seema and Adan go toe toe, or should we say armpit to armpit.
And finally Miranda (whomp whomp), is in a love hate relationship with a bottle of gin
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With cultural critique Samuel Spencer! Miranda gets kicked out of yet another apartment, Aidan cheats, Charlotte buys nappies, LTW’s dad dies again and Seema is broke.
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Monogamy, non monogamy, polyamory we are in an era of the open relationship it's moved on from just being in the gay world, in this episode we discuss the dynamics of the open relationship and compare in straight and gay relationships and the future of family dynamics. Will we see people growing up with 2 mummys and 2 daddies?
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Originally written by Candace Bushnell, Sex and the City is a book that takes excerpts from Bushnell’s infamous column in the New York Observer. We will be taking themes of the book and looking at these through a modern lens.
Today we have RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant Just May to help us delve into the book and review it by comparing the series to the book, looking at the themes which we will break down and referencing our own dating and hookup habits.
As we reflect on how different our attitudes are to the book, we’ll see how differently we’re approaching dating compared to previous generations and new generations.
Tickets for Just May’s show are available here: https://phoenixartsclub.com/events/its-gonna-be-may
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