'Sex and the City': The way they were, the way we are
by Lorraine Ali, Los Angeles Times
Jun 04, 2018
3 minutes
When "Sex and the City" arrived on HBO in June 1998, sopranos were still singers with high voices, Larry David was the guy who wrote "Seinfeld," and "Six Feet Under," "Deadwood" and "The Wire" were years from being credited with starting a revolution of original cable series programming.
Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Samantha (Kim Cattrall), Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) ushered in change on $900 Jimmy Choo stilettos, loosening up TV conventions as they swilled martinis in designer dresses
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