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Speaker 3: I just I can't believe this is so stupid. I mean,
Speaker 3: I thought, you know, throwing a pebble at your window
Speaker 3: would be it would be cute because it's our thing.
Speaker 1: I think maybe we need a new thing.
Speaker 3: Rise and shine, beauty.
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Speaker 1: If hit a three day limit, it's part of your
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Speaker 1: owe this honor? I've been trying to reach you, but
Speaker 1: your phone has been turned off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I turned it off because of truck.
Speaker 3: It's your father. What about daddy? He had a stroke.
Speaker 1: Well, what a hospital I'll go to. No, it's too late,
Speaker 1: it's gone.
Speaker 3: I slept with Kathy.
Speaker 1: What do you mean you slept with Kathy.
Speaker 3: After the airport. She was just so upset, and I
Speaker 3: mean we both were. I guess we were just trying
Speaker 3: to comfort each other. It just happened, and it will
Speaker 3: never ever happen again. It's just it won't so odd.
Speaker 1: But I kind of understand, Charlotte. What are you doing
Speaker 1: down here?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Why why are you holding adult male? Depends?
Speaker 4: Harry has prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want anyone to know or to find it.
Speaker 4: Oh, so that's why I'm all the way down here.
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Speaker 1: be spoilers.
Speaker 4: Do you know that there's another six? Because I've watched
Speaker 4: episode six and I was like, how much longer do
Speaker 4: I have to go? Don't tell me it's other because
Speaker 4: I asked half into it.
Speaker 5: Are we only half way?
Speaker 1: Thought?
Speaker 4: We're only half way?
Speaker 1: Halfway? Doll?
Speaker 5: I thought there were some louth hen.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, there are some really sense you were like, really,
Speaker 1: they've liked this girl flubbing? Anyway, why do you The
Speaker 1: way I'd like to start is by just recapping where
Speaker 1: we're at with our characters, and I think we have
Speaker 1: to start, probably with Carrie an Aiden. I think that
Speaker 1: episode six was a big one, Holly, take it away.
Speaker 1: How are you feeling about SJP? Sorry about carry ann Aiden?
Speaker 4: I should say, well, I really enjoyed the episode where
Speaker 4: Carrie went down to Virginia. I found that really interested.
Speaker 1: I think you're the only one I know.
Speaker 4: I think I was. But I found it interesting because
Speaker 4: although all that like I'm just gonna take it lightly
Speaker 4: stuff was annoying. I liked the reality check that she
Speaker 4: got when she had to see what a complicated family
Speaker 4: looks like up close, and she was kind of like,
Speaker 4: I don't really belong in this scenario. I quite like that. Then,
Speaker 4: of course we have the not so subtle seeding of
Speaker 4: the man downstairs.
Speaker 5: I like the callbacks right because Carrie has relationship, whether
Speaker 5: romantic or not, with Writer is from our Burger days
Speaker 5: when she had that very complicated, iconic relationship with him,
Speaker 5: who then left a post it note which we also
Speaker 5: saw in episode six, which was when Aiden put the
Speaker 5: post it note on the mirror.
Speaker 1: And Jesse, can I blow your mind further? You know,
Speaker 1: in real life Berger is married to Kathy, Aiden's ex wife. Yes,
Speaker 1: the Actressy plays.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so the rider downstairs. You know, it's always an
Speaker 4: interesting thing about whether the two writers should get him
Speaker 4: a thing, but he's clearly there to be seated as
Speaker 4: a potential interest. And what we found out about carrying
Speaker 4: episode six, and obviously this episode contains spoilers, so do
Speaker 4: not listen if you haven't watched it, is that when Aiden,
Speaker 4: who's clearly going through a bit of a bad time,
Speaker 4: turns up throws a rock through a window that doesn't
Speaker 4: get out well, but then divulges that he slept with Kathy,
Speaker 4: and Carrie kind of goes that was fine. I was like,
Speaker 4: is that in character or out of character for Carrie?
Speaker 5: I think it's meant to show evolution. Carry we know,
Speaker 5: and there's been a lot of discussion about whether she's
Speaker 5: changed or whether she is just the same carry as
Speaker 5: she has changed. I think that she's evolved. I think
Speaker 5: that she's more grown up.
Speaker 1: And I felt she's clinically depressed this season, which is
Speaker 1: understandable because of Big, Right.
Speaker 5: Oh, I don't see that, but she.
Speaker 1: Hasn't mentioned Big one time. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I kind of feel like she's living her best life
Speaker 4: in a way, like being semi single in that beautiful
Speaker 4: house and tripping around in her shoes.
Speaker 5: I have two issues with I do love. Actually, let's
Speaker 5: just make it three, all right. One thing, take your
Speaker 5: shoes off. So there is a complaint from the neighbor
Speaker 5: downstairs that she's clamping in her heels and he tries
Speaker 5: to sleep during the day. Take the shoes off.
Speaker 1: Lady, don't want that. Just sewing throwing red meat to
Speaker 1: the base like it's just a way of showing lots
Speaker 1: of carrying shoes, like carry and shoes, carrying shoes. I
Speaker 1: thought that was actually a very effective way to get
Speaker 1: a ton of outfits from below the knee. Me too,
Speaker 1: and I was quite satisfied by it, even though I
Speaker 1: thought the plot was silly.
Speaker 5: Second point, she was a bitch about the window. I
Speaker 5: feel as though like he got it, window was a mistake.
Speaker 5: My issue with Carrie sometimes is that like she doesn't
Speaker 5: really apologize. She says something really hurtful, and then the
Speaker 5: person who is like that hurt me and she kind
Speaker 5: of looks at them and he's like, h.
Speaker 4: But hold on, so what happened, right, Let's be clear.
Speaker 4: So Aiden turns up after their sort of semi disastrous
Speaker 4: Virginia situation. He turns up and in the old days
Speaker 4: he used to throw pebbles up to her window when
Speaker 4: she lived in that beautiful brownstone. Kid, it's a callback,
Speaker 4: and so he's trying to do that, but he shatters
Speaker 4: the window, and she is upset because it's beautiful antiqu glass,
Speaker 4: and she's very obsessed with this at the minute. She's
Speaker 4: writing historical fiction that apparently casts little rainbows. Now, I
Speaker 4: had no idea that there were different types of glass.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that there was like fancy glass that
Speaker 4: casts rainbows and cheap glass that doesn't. But I thought
Speaker 4: her reaction was fair enough, because you know that sometimes
Speaker 4: somebody damages or loses or something that is important to you. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and we're all supposed to go, oh, it doesn't matter,
Speaker 4: it's fine, and she does go it doesn't matter, it's
Speaker 4: fine after a while, but your.
Speaker 1: Initial reaction everything's ruined.
Speaker 4: Can sometimes reveal how you really feel about it. And
Speaker 4: so when she made that stupid comment about like, but
Speaker 4: it won't cust the little rambos, that that's how she
Speaker 4: really felt. And then she realized she was being unreasonable
Speaker 4: and was this worth having a big fight about? And
Speaker 4: she tried to backtrack. I've done that many times.
Speaker 1: Is anyone still cheering for them? Because this man makes
Speaker 1: my vagina shrivel into.
Speaker 5: The SaHas too small suit that made me want to
Speaker 5: but just.
Speaker 1: Everything about him he is so even before the licking
Speaker 1: hand in episode one, the weirdness of will you wait
Speaker 1: for five years? The inconsistency about Kathy has a partner
Speaker 1: and what whyat can't ever be left alone? That whole
Speaker 1: plotline I just find incredibly unsatisfying. And what I also
Speaker 1: found awesome but then unsatisfying, because every so often the
Speaker 1: writers give Sarah Jessica Parker enough to get her teeth
Speaker 1: into and you're like, oh god, she's a great actress.
Speaker 1: That scene where he confesses about sleeping with Kathy, and
Speaker 1: so many things go over her face, and then she
Speaker 1: starts saying, well, actually, I understand it's not the reaction
Speaker 1: I thought she'd have. I understand how that could happen.
Speaker 1: And he's like, aren't you mad that I slept with someone.
Speaker 1: She's like no, and he's like, well, i'd be mad
Speaker 1: if you slept with someone, and she's like, well wait,
Speaker 1: I didn't agree to not sleep with someone. And then
Speaker 1: she says what we've all been thinking. I can't believe
Speaker 1: we're only just talking about this now, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: thank you, yes, they talk about it.
Speaker 5: We would like to know the parameters of this relation.
Speaker 1: But then the scene ends and the next cut is
Speaker 1: of them in bed when his Dick's probably still you know,
Speaker 1: and someone else like sting.
Speaker 5: That I don't think Aiden was invited to the funeral.
Speaker 5: I'll put that on the table. Have you even met her,
Speaker 5: let alone her father?
Speaker 4: So this is ltw's funerals. Her father dies, and there's
Speaker 4: a clumsy plot, but it's I get what they're doing
Speaker 4: of like, she was so busy at work, she didn't
Speaker 4: answer the phone, and she missed the final moments with
Speaker 4: her father. They all go to the funeral. The funeral
Speaker 4: is great, Like I'm just putting it out there. It
Speaker 4: was great. The funeral turns up and his two small suit,
Speaker 4: which is bad, But you're right, he probably wasn't invited,
Speaker 4: but he should go with her. I would expect my
Speaker 4: partner to come to a funeral with me if he
Speaker 4: was in town.
Speaker 5: No, I feel as though it was like a New
Speaker 5: York event hole exactly. They used it as date night.
Speaker 5: Two more little notes on carry The first one is
Speaker 5: is anyone really dictating their text messages? That was That's
Speaker 5: annoying me. The second thing is I worry about the
Speaker 5: lack of research going into the romantic fiction.
Speaker 1: Although I do have to say just on the text message.
Speaker 1: I have always been wondering how you do functuation, and
Speaker 1: now I know say that.
Speaker 5: So she's writing, she's writing that historical novel, and she's
Speaker 5: doing no research. She's just going off vibes, and I
Speaker 5: feel like she's got to read a few primary sources.
Speaker 4: She's done a lot of research into that house, a
Speaker 4: lot of research. Yes, she talked about it heaps in
Speaker 4: that first boring bit where she met with one who
Speaker 4: anyway back to we need to focus tiny bit more
Speaker 4: on that confession. Right, My view is I think it
Speaker 4: was very mature of her to be like, Okay, I
Speaker 4: can see how that could happen. I could see how
Speaker 4: it could happen too, But cheating with your ex wife
Speaker 4: is actually worse than cheating with just some random bar person.
Speaker 1: Don't you think, oh, we are clearer on the parameters
Speaker 1: of this arrangement, because.
Speaker 4: But that's okay. Relationships are messy. But I like that
Speaker 4: she knew that. I like that she went I wasn't
Speaker 4: thinking of being celibate, and I thought, oh, so now
Speaker 4: the man downstairs, the sexy gardener, whoever they're seeding for
Speaker 4: us that she might sleep with, she actually might sleep
Speaker 4: with them. But it doesn't mean it's over with Aden.
Speaker 4: But that was exciting.
Speaker 1: Whole We spent an entire episode with her angsting like
Speaker 1: a teenager about the thumbs down emoji, and then he goes, oh,
Speaker 1: I slept with Kathy, and she's.
Speaker 4: Like, as you rightly say, she was axting about are
Speaker 4: we supposed to be in contact? Aren't we all that?
Speaker 4: Now they are they're working it out in real time.
Speaker 4: But don't you think it's worse to sleep with your
Speaker 4: ex wives that are stranger.
Speaker 5: I actually don't don't know. No, I feel as though
Speaker 5: looking at them, I had the same reaction that Carrie did,
Speaker 5: which was like, oh, I don't really care that he
Speaker 5: slept with Kathy because they both know it's done. They
Speaker 5: both did it in like a moment of like sadness.
Speaker 1: I don't know how Bob's going to feel about it, Yeah,
Speaker 1: poor Bob.
Speaker 4: I think it's worse because they do have history and
Speaker 4: they're always going to be in each other's lives because
Speaker 4: of the kids. So how many more times might it happen?
Speaker 4: Oras If it's just the bar maid from the tavern
Speaker 4: down the road, that's a different situation anyway, from the tavern.
Speaker 4: We'll be back with more of our very real feelings
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 1: Just like that.
Speaker 5: In a second, can we talk about Charlotte.
Speaker 1: Please, let's talk about Charlotte. I'm deep in the and
Speaker 1: just like that subreddits, and there's a lot of discussion
Speaker 1: about Kristin Davis and her permanently startled expression. I like it,
Speaker 1: and just feeling like she's just a ditch and that
Speaker 1: she's just got.
Speaker 4: She's always been that. What did you think was gonna
Speaker 4: happen charlotte'suddenly going to be like reincarnated as Yoda.
Speaker 1: I do you have Charlotte in the club? I liked
Speaker 1: it when Charlotte went in the club. Harry has not
Speaker 1: had a good season, and now we know why he's
Speaker 1: got prostate cancer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I feel such warmth towards Harry, Poor Harry. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I found that storyline really stink, like whether she tells
Speaker 5: her friends and her acting out of character. She's someone
Speaker 5: who relies on her friends a lot.
Speaker 4: And also I liked how Carrie knew, like she just knew.
Speaker 4: Carrie was like, what's going on with you? That nothing?
Speaker 4: The others didn't care, but Harry could pick it up.
Speaker 4: But is it fair for Harry to have asked her
Speaker 4: of that? Because he gets diagnosed with prostate cancer? He
Speaker 4: makes it clear lots of guys my age do it's
Speaker 4: gonna be fine, but we can all acknowledge that cancer
Speaker 4: is a scary word, a scary diagnosis. It would be scary.
Speaker 4: So they're going through what they're going through, and he says,
Speaker 4: do not tell the girls. Is that a fair thing
Speaker 4: to ask?
Speaker 5: I think you have to honor it. And I think
Speaker 5: that when she's found in the shop by Carrie, she
Speaker 5: had no choice. She kind of had to just reveal
Speaker 5: what was happening. But I think so, And I think
Speaker 5: that that.
Speaker 1: Loadin Nigga's fair really no, because not only are you
Speaker 1: asking her to cope with it, you're asking her to
Speaker 1: cope with it without any support and having to be
Speaker 1: like everything's fine, everything's fine. And I think that that's
Speaker 1: one thing perhaps for men who might be able to
Speaker 1: have those kind of friendships, but as a woman, when
Speaker 1: you've got very deep friendships, as you say, oh, your
Speaker 1: friend's clock it, so either you've got to just sort
Speaker 1: of be detached from everybody, but the person around the
Speaker 1: person who's unwell in a situation like that also is
Speaker 1: going through an incredibly difficult time and they need support
Speaker 1: of their own, like the Karen needs caring too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I understand his point that he just doesn't
Speaker 5: want people. And if he told the way that they're
Speaker 5: all so enmeshed, like whenever someone meets him, they're gonna
Speaker 5: look at him a certain way and speak to him
Speaker 5: a certain No.
Speaker 1: I get that. I just think it's a tough ass.
Speaker 4: What do you think they're trying to tell us? Because
Speaker 4: obviously Charlotte and her friendship with LTW is more and
Speaker 4: more prominent. They're really good mates. Now, what's going on
Speaker 4: with LTW and the hot editor? What are they trying
Speaker 4: to tell us about that?
Speaker 5: Like the work crush line.
Speaker 1: I really like this because she's got a hot husband,
Speaker 1: they've got a great marriage, she's fulfilled in marriage, they
Speaker 1: have a great set, So it's not that anything's lacking,
Speaker 1: And I think that that now this grief situation, losing
Speaker 1: her father is an interesting complication, and she's clearly got
Speaker 1: complex feelings about work and about family. But I like
Speaker 1: what they're playing with here. And I also like this
Speaker 1: actor a lot. I think she's got the two hottest
Speaker 1: men in the whole show.
Speaker 4: She does, definitely George Washington Miranda.
Speaker 5: Miranda has a girlfriend. I'm quite enjoying. It feels like
Speaker 5: the first kind of grown up relationship that Miranda has
Speaker 5: had since she came.
Speaker 1: Out, Yes, since before she came out. I don't know
Speaker 1: if her relationship with Steve felt like an over relationship
Speaker 1: of equals.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, I like very much. Particularly in the earlier
Speaker 4: scenes of her and Joy, the writers are really nailing
Speaker 4: their dialogue.
Speaker 5: The flirting.
Speaker 4: The flirting was great, that back and forth was great.
Speaker 4: I don't know, as is always the case, now that
Speaker 4: it's actually been fulfilled and they're moving into relationship church,
Speaker 4: it might not be quite It's so fun. Joy is
Speaker 4: a little bit painful about those little dogs, as much
Speaker 4: as I like dogs. But that was really fun and
Speaker 4: the actress is great.
Speaker 1: And I've really warmed to Brady in that scene that
Speaker 1: he has even met Joy. I was expecting that to
Speaker 1: go a different way. I also really liked, you know,
Speaker 1: this idea of the troubled teenager in Wyatt. But I
Speaker 1: liked that there were some other young men through the
Speaker 1: show with Aidan's other two sons and now Brady, who
Speaker 1: are like really good young men, yes.
Speaker 4: And welcoming of their parents' partners. I really like that,
Speaker 4: and I think Joy's great. Do we have high hopes?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I do have high I think I want some
Speaker 5: happiness from Aroanda. I like that a lot.
Speaker 1: We'll be back after this break to talk about Seema
Speaker 1: complicated feelings.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why do we think that Seema suddenly everything's going
Speaker 4: wrong for Seema?
Speaker 1: I can't well, because they needed a complication, but I
Speaker 1: can't warm to Seema. I feel like they obviously brought
Speaker 1: her in. They brought a few characters.
Speaker 5: Into it, but she's the new amount.
Speaker 1: She's the news amount, and she was brought in I
Speaker 1: think as the new Samantha, like a very ambitious, ball busting, single,
Speaker 1: sex positive older woman. My problem with Seema is that
Speaker 1: she has none of the lightness and charm that Kim
Speaker 1: Kachrall Is an actor had, and that the character of
Speaker 1: Samantha had. She was a ball buster, but she was
Speaker 1: also a little bit naughty and a little bit mischievous,
Speaker 1: and she had a great sense of humor. I feel
Speaker 1: like Sema is incredibly negative.
Speaker 5: I disagree. I really really like I think that she.
Speaker 1: I think she's always complaining funny.
Speaker 5: I see her as being funny and ambitious and challenging,
Speaker 5: and the relationship that she has with Carrie seems a
Speaker 5: bit like a proxy for Samantha to me, and I
Speaker 5: like what she represents. I like that there's a fourth chair.
Speaker 5: I think it feels empty, yeah when there's just three
Speaker 5: of them sitting there, so I think that she's fitting
Speaker 5: quite well.
Speaker 4: I also really enjoyed I know it wasn't in these episodes,
Speaker 4: it was in one of the early ones, but I
Speaker 4: really enjoyed that little montage where she met all the time,
Speaker 4: you know, and she said updated type in New York.
Speaker 4: And there's the guy who want a bitch about his
Speaker 4: ex wife and there's and she's like, I can tell.
Speaker 5: You're going to be my favorite. Like that was when
Speaker 5: the man sat down and she just goes nope.
Speaker 4: I also really like looking at Sema. I think she's
Speaker 4: beautiful too. I like that her forehead moves. I like
Speaker 4: that her clothes are amazing, Like she has a very
Speaker 4: distinct color scheme. I'm very upset she's had to give
Speaker 4: up that car that.
Speaker 1: Don't give up smoking, which she definitely has not, given
Speaker 1: that car that.
Speaker 4: Is this particular custom color which you never see. It's
Speaker 4: very sad for her. Why are they bringing Sema to
Speaker 4: her niece?
Speaker 1: I know, I find that the way, And it's not
Speaker 1: the actress's fault, because the actress is amazing, Sarita Chowdry,
Speaker 1: but they write her as such a caricature, Like the
Speaker 1: way she talks is not the way humans talk.
Speaker 5: None of them talk like humans talk. But it's their
Speaker 5: shoehorning in and they're doing this with all of it.
Speaker 5: But like a plot line that is realistic for women
Speaker 5: of that age. So it's like us three could sit
Speaker 5: here and go okay, So you've got to have a
Speaker 5: health complicated even the exploring the sexuality thing that's been
Speaker 5: Miranda's and for her it's like this real crossroads. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's sort of like what mids almost like they've listened
Speaker 5: to a season of Midle. They have yes, they just
Speaker 5: don't bring up protein enough. I think that that's going
Speaker 5: to be the next thing. But with her, it's kind
Speaker 5: of going. She's at this crossroads in her career where
Speaker 5: she's like, do I want to keep working for someone
Speaker 5: else or do I have this wind in me to
Speaker 5: kind of do it myself. I think a lot of
Speaker 5: women are facing that.
Speaker 4: You're right, Actually, she is at a crossroads. So we're
Speaker 4: at the halfway point of the season. Let's make some predictions.
Speaker 4: What's going to happen with Carry and the guy downstairs.
Speaker 4: One of the things that I quite like about the
Speaker 4: Aiden situation is that they are setting it up that
Speaker 4: she could have both in a way, which I quite like.
Speaker 1: It makes sense actually now because you know the scene
Speaker 1: where she's having dinner with him, and what I'm loving
Speaker 1: is the dialogue because I just think Aiden's as dumb
Speaker 1: as a brick, and she can't flirt with him like Carrie.
Speaker 1: He's not quite a character. She's a writer, she's funny,
Speaker 1: she likes playing with words, she likes puns. She can't
Speaker 1: banter it. There's no banter with Aiden because Aiden just
Speaker 1: says something like you're as hot as a garage calendar girl,
Speaker 1: and like, oh, I just find that he's such a
Speaker 1: bumpkin and he's so dumb. But there's that big like
Speaker 1: frisson and good banter with Duncan.
Speaker 5: I have a theory about it, all right, so this
Speaker 5: is going to go. I'm loving the callback. So I
Speaker 5: reckon that she's going to give him feedback and he's
Speaker 5: going to take it on board, and she's going to
Speaker 5: find that very sexy. I wonder if, as you say, Holly,
Speaker 5: the thing about having them both he is only in
Speaker 5: New York for six months a year. I wonder if
Speaker 5: she's like six months on six months off like she
Speaker 5: does the Aiden and him thing, that would be fun.
Speaker 4: I really admire the confidence of her giving her first
Speaker 4: chapter of her historical row, which is terrible. Pull it
Speaker 4: surprise living biographer from London, who, by every like signpost
Speaker 4: we've been given, is a commogonally snob when it comes
Speaker 4: to writing. I like the confidence where she's like, sure,
Speaker 4: read this, that's good.
Speaker 1: And that's what makes sense to me now about their
Speaker 1: dynamic is that she's not like flirting coy. She's like
Speaker 1: they're equals and their friendly. And that's why in the
Speaker 1: scene after that, before Aiden arrives and she's brushing her teeth,
Speaker 1: she just mentions Duncan casually, Oh, I had this stew
Speaker 1: and Duncan something. There's something going on, by the way,
Speaker 1: So I think she's going to have a.
Speaker 4: Health problem too.
Speaker 1: They're definitely signaling something.
Speaker 4: Definitely, maybe she's pregnant, there's no way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's definitely a health complication being signaled quite strongly there.
Speaker 1: But when she's brushing her teeth, she just casually says Duncan,
Speaker 1: So she's not like hiding anything. So obviously she's just yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm really liking that.
Speaker 5: I reckon that LTW is going to toe the line
Speaker 5: very close with her sexy man in the workplace, Like,
Speaker 5: I think that that's going to be a line that
Speaker 5: she tows, and it's a question of whether she goes
Speaker 5: over it or not. I don't think it's going to
Speaker 5: be a four blown affair or anything. She's just going
Speaker 5: to tell it and then she's going to be like,
Speaker 5: hang on, I love this man from Hamilton.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why wouldn't you?
Speaker 5: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: And I think think Carrie is going to end up
Speaker 1: with Dunkan. I think that the aident. I'd love it
Speaker 1: to see if it was a polyamorous situation that would
Speaker 1: feel modern, it.
Speaker 4: Would feel it would be fine.
Speaker 5: And how about Charlotte. I think Aiden would.
Speaker 4: Not handle that. He's like, he would not handle it,
Speaker 4: but it would be fun for her woman.
Speaker 5: Charlotte and Harry, he's going to be absolutely fine.
Speaker 1: He'll be fine.
Speaker 4: That's just they can't take that up because, as you
Speaker 4: said about it being your favorite, like Charlotte and Harry
Speaker 4: lovely the best relationship, and you're right, he has another
Speaker 4: good season, but he gets a few good lines and
Speaker 4: every now and again, Harry.
Speaker 1: I'm just glad that she's got more to do than
Speaker 1: just have silly plotline about a dog being canceled.
Speaker 5: Seems is going to choose herself, just like Samantha always.
Speaker 4: She's going to be successful and.
Speaker 5: She's going to meet someone who's got yeah she is.
Speaker 1: Oh, so she's going to hook up with a gardener
Speaker 1: hot gardener. Oh yeah, of course, if not her type.
Speaker 1: And I think Joy and Miranda will be a solid thing.
Speaker 1: I think it'll be lovely.
Speaker 5: Agree. It just feels like a really safe place at
Speaker 5: a time that is not good in terms of the
Speaker 5: news and everything. I really like spending time with them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree. It's like I go through a whole journey.
Speaker 1: Every episode I get infuriated, and then I'm like, I
Speaker 1: want a million more episodes out loud as. You can
Speaker 1: watch the first six episodes of And just like that
Speaker 1: on Max Streaming Now see soon, Bye bye bye.