Meredith and Ricky love a charade, especially when it involves Carrie pulling out her cowboy hat and heading to the Hamptons. This week we cover “I Love a Charade, ” the season 5 finale, where the gang flees New York to attend the wedding of Bitsy and Bobby.

Carrie horrifies Berger with her frothy repartee about her soul-crushing relationship with Aidan; Samantha goes ape sh*t on the boob crew; Charlotte proclaims her love of both Cats and Harry; and Miranda smells a fake lilac and sleeps with Steve.

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Meredith and Ricky have major scallops envy after watching this episode of Sex and the City, and that's NOT an inner-circle swinger euphemism. Tune in to see why "The Big Journey" is one of our all-time favorite episodes.

There's a bit of everything: Carrie's monster zit and morning sex with Big, Samantha's desperate drinking car antics, Miranda's giant hot dog, and Harry's creepy designs on Charlotte.

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Carrie is officially the worst as she rides out an amazing time in her life by being a terrible friend. From dismissing Marcus’s admittedly sad Broadway revue performance to “offering” Miranda help but not really meaning it, Carrie is in full Karen mode and she has the two-tone, dual textured, sassy haircut to prove it. Meanwhile Samantha is full naked clown as she searches for a new vibrator, and Charlotte finds a man who can handle her ugly side.

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Halloween is perfect timing for this fright of a Sex and the City episode. This week, Meredith and Ricky fear to tread into plotlines such as Samantha’s medical aesthetics meat face, Charlotte’s creepy mother-in-law/gentleman caller confrontation, Miranda’s extremely questionable parenting skills, and Carrie’s chilling encounter with a town car driver who won’t take her home after her chaotic book launch.

The only ray of pure heavenly sunshine is the introduction to Jack Berger and his eyebrows. You don’t have to lock all the doors and drive us to your favorite street meat dive to get our attention, you just need to DM us on Instagram at @andjustlikewhatpod or email us at shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com. We love doing this pod for you, so show us some love by rating and reviewing wherever you listen.

Do you judge a book by its cover? Well, the Sex and the City gang are serving up mega judgements this episode as Carrie prepares for her first book cover. Join Meredith and Ricky as they judge Krispy Kreme, fembot fashions, and Samantha’s unique workplace behavior.

Also in this episode: Carrie’s ringlet curls, Samantha’s afternoon delight, Miranda at Weight Watchers, and Charlotte’s Amazon addiction.

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All aboard the BJ PJ where you’ll be whisked away to Atlantic City to play out your saddest fantasies. That’s right, this week Meredith and Ricky dive into “Luck Be and Old Lady,” from Sex and the City Season 5, Episode 3.

It’s Charlotte’s thirty-faux birthday and the gang decides to crash Samantha and Richard’s trip to Atlantic City. They arrive at the epicenter of inappropriate behavior AKA the Trump Taj Mahal where they breathe in the smoky air, take in the tacky sights and generally treat each other badly until they discover the true meaning of friendship. Tune in and listen along as we deconstruct this memorable episode.

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Let’s play a game! Read the name of this episode and try to remember what it’s about. Drawing a complete blank? So did Meredith and Ricky, but they were quickly reminded that after a hailstorm of activity, Sex and The City often likes to cleanse the palate with an episode that goes down like a spoonful of lemon sorbet.

Here are some keywords, if you’re ever tested again: Carrie: tartan hat, book deal, Amy Sedaris, Molly Shannon, godmother. Charlotte: daily affirmations, lipstick. Samantha: canary diamond. Miranda: baptism, drunk Mary, custom-made suit.

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Season 5 of Sex and the City is off to a great start. Carrie is finally single and dating her one true love: New York City. It’s the only boyfriend she can rely on, until it utterly disappoints her.

Join Meredith and Ricky as they unpack this classic episode, from Miranda’s new reality with Brady Brady, to Charlotte’s reawakened sexuality, to Samantha’s insane revenge tactics. And boobs. So many boobs.

Watch “Anchors Away,” Sex and the City, Season 5, episode 1 (original airdate July 21, 2002) with us. You don’t have to leave hundreds of messages on our answering machine to get us to pick up, you can slide into our DMs anytime and we’ll reply ASAP! As always, join the conversation ⁠@andjustlikewhatpod⁠ or email us at ⁠shoegal@andjustlikewhat.com⁠ And don’t forget to leave a review whoever you listen. It means the world!