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What starts as a conversation about accountability and friendship quickly devolves into accusations, interruptions and nonstop shouting across the couches.

Cameoke: "Bathroom Stall"; John Travolta; Ella Bleu Travolta; Clark Shotwell and Kelly Eviston-Quinnett; "SIX: The Musical" performance of "Ex Wives"; buying back grandma's house.

Lynn believes her relationship with her son Xavier changed after he started dating his girlfriend and blames her for his lost ambition and change in attitude. Jeff insists he knows his girlfriend Shy is cheating-based solely on her scent.

Bethenny meets with broker Fredrik Eklund to discuss selling the Mercer apartment; Ramona shows Carole a text about Luann's fiancé, Tom; Dorinda invites the women to her home in the Berkshires, where they decide to stage an intervention for Luann.

The women join Dorinda in telling Luann what they've been hearing about Tom; Bethenny urges Luann to get out now; Ramona's weird behavior at dinner throws everyone off; the conflict between Bethenny and Ramona reaches new heights.

Bethenny and Ramona's fight reaches an explosive level; Carole shows Tinsley an available apartment; Luann and Tom host a final pre-wedding lunch with Dorinda and old friends; Carole serves as host of an art opening; Luann and Tom head to Palm Beach.

Bethenny hosts her annual holiday party but doesn't invite Ramona; Luann and Tom get married; Tinsley learns that Frenchie has moved into Sonja's townhouse; Luann and Tom host a New York reception for the friends not invited to the wedding.

Sonja's love triangle gets more complicated; Tinsley goes apartment hunting; Carole and Adam bicker; Fredrik and Bethenny prepare to put her apartment on the market; Carole and Dorinda go to Washington, D.C.; Ramona throws a party at her apartment.

Dorinda fights with Sonja while at lunch in the Bronx; Tinsley breaks down; despite the tension between Ramona and Bethenny, all the women head to Vermont; Tinsley feels as though the others are ganging up on her regarding her life decisions.

Sonja digs a deeper grave for herself; while the women hit the slopes, a big news story about Bethenny breaks; Bethenny is on the fence about inviting Ramona to Mexico; the group plays a game of truth or dare, and Dorinda winds up attacking Luann.

Bethenny fine-tunes the upcoming trip to Mexico; Carole has her day in court; Sonja gets an intimate cosmetic treatment; Bethenny is forced to face Ramona at Dorinda's dinner party; Tinsley practices her flirting on a blind date set up by Carole.

As the women arrive in Mexico, Ramona and Sonja scramble for the best room, swiftly alienating themselves from the group; Tinsley confronts Ramona and Sonja about a damaging article; Luann takes a tumble; Bethenny reprimands Sonja.

Bethenny confronts Ramona about attending the trip; Tinsley readdresses the article with Sonja; Ramona attempts to buy her way back into Bethenny's good graces; Bethenny takes the ladies on an educational day-drinking trip.

Following their day trip to Tequila, Jalisco, the women drink up and strip down at the villa; Dorinda and Bethenny get into a fight; some of the women head out for a day of fishing and whale watching; Luann flubs the rules of a game.

Four years after the earlier adventures of Carrie Bradshaw and her best gal pals, she and her intermittent lover, Big, are in a committed relationship. Samantha, having survived cancer, has a monogamous relationship with Smith Jerrod. Charlotte and her husband live on Park Avenue, and Miranda, now in Brooklyn, feels the pressure of family life.

Fun, fashion and friendship continue to define the lives of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda. They have more than they ever wished for, but when the combination of marriage and motherhood approach, the gals take an exotic vacation in Abu Dhabi. The sun-drenched paradise holds many surprises -- especially for Carrie, who faces temptation when she unexpectedly runs into Aidan.

Sara moves from a small Midwestern town to the south side of Chicago when her mother dies in a car accident, and must live with her father. She soon falls for an African American teenager at her new high school, and he has less than an idyllic past. They share a love for dance (ballet and hip hop respectively) and together they tackle the problems that go with an interracial relationship.