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Charlotte's relationship with her mother-in-law (Frances Sternhagen) develops a new wrinkle; Carrie and Miranda attend the grand opening of a bar owned by old friends. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. Maria: Sonia Braga. Sean: Joe Petcka. Jessica: Emily Cline. (Repeat).

Miranda meets a man training for the marathon who doesn't seem to be running from anything; Carrie can't stop thinking about Aidan (John Corbett) since she saw him at his new bar; Charlotte and Trey consider new avenues in their marriage. Steve: David Eigenberg. Cliff: Russ Anderson. Martin: Cody Arens. Mary Elizabeth: Alexandra Palmari. (Repeat).

Carrie realizes she has to deal with the past before she can think about the future; Charlotte balances work and family; Samantha teaches her lover a lesson; Miranda is forced to take some time off. Big: Chris Noth. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Brad: Ted King. Pia: Gretchen Cleevely. Shayna: Susie Misner. (Repeat).

Carrie's computer woes cause her to rethink her independence; Charlotte becomes detail-oriented; Samantha deals with the loss of a prized possession; Miranda undergoes a personal crisis. Betsy: Becky Ann Baker. Dmitri: Aasif Mandvi. Lucille: Mary Pat Gleason. Nick: Peter Onorati. (Repeat).

City-slicker Carrie takes a trip to the country with Aidan (John Corbett); new details emerge about Trey's relationship with his mother (Frances Sternhagen); Miranda tries to be a comfort to Steve; Samantha goes down on the farm. Steve: David Eigenberg. Luke: Christopher Braden Jones. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. (Repeat).

Carrie can't keep her friendship with Big (Chris Noth) a secret from Aidan any longer; Charlotte and Trey continue trying to make a baby; Miranda and Steve get close again. Aidan: John Corbett. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Steve: David Eigenberg. Richard: James Remar. (Repeat).

Miranda lets Carrie in on a big secret, and receives comfort from Samantha and Charlotte at the most important moment in her life. Meanwhile, Trey and Charlotte continue their attempts to conceive a child. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Charlotte and Trey (Kyle MacLachlan) try a new tactic in their quest to start a family; Carrie ponders a serious question; Samantha takes a spontaneous trip. Aidan: John Corbett. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

Samantha denies that she's falling for her boss (James Remar); Carrie and Aidan's living quarters leave a lot to be desired; Charlotte and Trey reach another impasse in their marriage; an expectant Miranda wants to have sex. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Walker: Robert John Burke. Aidan: John Corbett. (Repeat).

Carrie meets a man (Murray Bartlett) at a gay club; a magazine features Charlotte's home; Miranda's pregnancy is revealed at work. Richard: James Remar. Max: Daniel Serafini Sauli. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Gordon: Chris Payne Gilbert. Aidan: John Corbett. (Repeat).

Carrie and Aidan's wedding plans are moving too fast for her; Miranda is nonplussed after a revealing sonogram; Charlotte tries to forget about her marriage woes; Samantha is peeved by Richard's interest in other women. J.J.: Marc Grapey. Susan: Molly Price. Pat: Andre De Shields. Magda: Lynn Cohen. (Repeat).

Carrie's financial shortcomings come as a shock when she may need to find another place to live; Richard showers Samantha with gifts; Miranda and Steve work out a child-care schedule. Steve: David Eigenberg. Mr. Big: Chris Noth. Aidan: John Corbett. Roger: Robert Gomes. Richard: James Remar. (Repeat).

Carrie deals with the contrasting styles of two Vogue editors (Candice Bergen, Ron Rifkin); Charlotte hosts Miranda's baby shower; Samantha plans Richard's birthday party. Alexa: Rachel Nichols. Gretchen: Magaly Colimon. Wendy: Grace Naughton. Richard: James Remar. (Repeat).

Carrie is shocked to learn that Mr. Big's days in New York are numbered; Samantha grows more and more suspicious of Richard (James Remar); Miranda begins a new relationship. Steve: David Eigenberg. Mr. Big: Chris Noth. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Bobbo: Pete Corby. (Repeat).

Carrie dreads spending her 35th birthday alone; Miranda uses humor to deal with being single; Charlotte wonders if Trey (Kyle MacLachlan) is her soul mate; and Samantha wants to get to know a priest (Costas Mandylor) in the biblical sense. Big: Chris Noth. Phil: Yul Vazquez. Danny: Jonathan Dokuchitz. Hailey: Linda Halaska. (Repeat).

A fashion-show coordinator (Margaret Cho) asks Carrie to be a runway model at a charity function; Samantha poses for revealing photos; Miranda is puzzled by a man's interest in her; Charlotte is reluctant to get to know herself better. Heidi Klum and Ed Koch appear as themselves. Stanford: Willie Garson. O: Alan Cumming. Paul: James McCaffrey. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Dave: Daniel Travis. (Repeat).

A handsome musician (Craig Bierko) gets Carrie thinking about "all that jazz" of relationships; Charlotte and Trey take an interesting tour of Manhattan; Miranda decides a couple should have boundaries. Doug: Jim Gaffigan. Maria: Sonia Braga. Shay: Molly Russell. (Repeat).

Samantha's latest relationship looks like more than a one-night stand; Carrie's new beau (Craig Bierko) is wearing her out; Miranda opts for abstinence; Charlotte gives Trey another shot. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Maria: Sonia Braga. Pedro: Frank Weiss. Al: Cornell Dupree. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Charlotte's relationship with her mother-in-law (Frances Sternhagen) develops a new wrinkle; Carrie and Miranda attend the grand opening of a bar owned by old friends. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. Maria: Sonia Braga. Sean: Joe Petcka. Jessica: Emily Cline. (Repeat).

Miranda meets a man training for the marathon who doesn't seem to be running from anything; Carrie can't stop thinking about Aidan (John Corbett) since she saw him at his new bar; Charlotte and Trey consider new avenues in their marriage. Steve: David Eigenberg. Cliff: Russ Anderson. Martin: Cody Arens. Mary Elizabeth: Alexandra Palmari. (Repeat).

Carrie realizes she has to deal with the past before she can think about the future; Charlotte balances work and family; Samantha teaches her lover a lesson; Miranda is forced to take some time off. Big: Chris Noth. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Brad: Ted King. Pia: Gretchen Cleevely. Shayna: Susie Misner. (Repeat).

Carrie's computer woes cause her to rethink her independence; Charlotte becomes detail-oriented; Samantha deals with the loss of a prized possession; Miranda undergoes a personal crisis. Betsy: Becky Ann Baker. Dmitri: Aasif Mandvi. Lucille: Mary Pat Gleason. Nick: Peter Onorati. (Repeat).

City-slicker Carrie takes a trip to the country with Aidan (John Corbett); new details emerge about Trey's relationship with his mother (Frances Sternhagen); Miranda tries to be a comfort to Steve; Samantha goes down on the farm. Steve: David Eigenberg. Luke: Christopher Braden Jones. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. (Repeat).

Carrie can't keep her friendship with Big (Chris Noth) a secret from Aidan any longer; Charlotte and Trey continue trying to make a baby; Miranda and Steve get close again. Aidan: John Corbett. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Steve: David Eigenberg. Richard: James Remar. (Repeat).

Miranda lets Carrie in on a big secret, and receives comfort from Samantha and Charlotte at the most important moment in her life. Meanwhile, Trey and Charlotte continue their attempts to conceive a child. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Charlotte and Trey (Kyle MacLachlan) try a new tactic in their quest to start a family; Carrie ponders a serious question; Samantha takes a spontaneous trip. Aidan: John Corbett. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

Samantha denies that she's falling for her boss (James Remar); Carrie and Aidan's living quarters leave a lot to be desired; Charlotte and Trey reach another impasse in their marriage; an expectant Miranda wants to have sex. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Walker: Robert John Burke. Aidan: John Corbett. (Repeat).

Carrie meets a man (Murray Bartlett) at a gay club; a magazine features Charlotte's home; Miranda's pregnancy is revealed at work. Richard: James Remar. Max: Daniel Serafini Sauli. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Gordon: Chris Payne Gilbert. Aidan: John Corbett. (Repeat).

Carrie and Aidan's wedding plans are moving too fast for her; Miranda is nonplussed after a revealing sonogram; Charlotte tries to forget about her marriage woes; Samantha is peeved by Richard's interest in other women. J.J.: Marc Grapey. Susan: Molly Price. Pat: Andre De Shields. Magda: Lynn Cohen. (Repeat).

Carrie's financial shortcomings come as a shock when she may need to find another place to live; Richard showers Samantha with gifts; Miranda and Steve work out a child-care schedule. Steve: David Eigenberg. Mr. Big: Chris Noth. Aidan: John Corbett. Roger: Robert Gomes. Richard: James Remar. (Repeat).

Carrie deals with the contrasting styles of two Vogue editors (Candice Bergen, Ron Rifkin); Charlotte hosts Miranda's baby shower; Samantha plans Richard's birthday party. Alexa: Rachel Nichols. Gretchen: Magaly Colimon. Wendy: Grace Naughton. Richard: James Remar. (Repeat).

Carrie is shocked to learn that Mr. Big's days in New York are numbered; Samantha grows more and more suspicious of Richard (James Remar); Miranda begins a new relationship. Steve: David Eigenberg. Mr. Big: Chris Noth. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Bobbo: Pete Corby. (Repeat).

In this raunchy yet heartfelt comedy, a commitment-phobic binge drinker living in New York City must reevaluate her feelings about intimate relationships when a sports doctor pursues a romance with her. Meanwhile, she must make some hard decisions about her ailing father's long-term care. Unrated version. (Repeat).

In this hilarious installment of the "Vacation" series, the youngest son of the Griswold clan, now grown with a family of his own, sets out to re-create a cross-country road trip from his youth to an amusement park. (Repeat).

Laughs mix with gasps in this compelling story about a milquetoast physics professor (Michael Stuhlbarg) who finds his life unraveling as he deals with his cheating wife, threats to his tenure and a neighbor who likes to sunbathe naked. (Repeat).

Carrie, Charlotte and Samantha cruise Times Square for sailors when "Fleet Week" hits Manhattan. Richard: James Remar. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Magda: Lynn Cohen. Joan: Sylvia Miles. Lina: Vincenetta Gunn. (Repeat).

Reluctant to have her baby baptized, Miranda is even less thrilled when she meets Steve's mother (Anne Meara). Also: Samantha is still skeptical of Richard's behavior; Charlotte drags Carrie to a self-help seminar. Dr. Grayson: Cheryl Bricker. Gabe: Matt Servitto. Patrick: Danton Stone. Father Andrew: Joseph O'Brien. (Repeat).

Carrie tries to shake things up by organizing a trip to Atlantic City for Charlotte's birthday; and Samantha has a plan for Richard's philandering. Steve: David Eigenberg. Richard: James Remar. Magda: Lynn Cohen. (Repeat).

Carrie wrestles with ideas for her book's cover; Samantha wonders if she's outgrown her lifestyle; Charlotte secretly turns to self-help books for advice. Lily: Molly Shannon. Courtney: Amy Sedaris. Stanford: Willie Garson. Marcus: Sean Palmer. (Repeat).

Carrie's single status speaks volumes at her book-release party; Miranda approaches the dating scene as a single mother; Charlotte has an unexpected visitor. Bunny: Frances Sternhagen. Enid: Candice Bergen. Jack: Ron Livingston. Courtney: Amy Sedaris. Stanford: Willie Garson. Anthony: Mario Cantone. (Repeat).

Carrie prepares for her book's reviews; Charlotte faces off with Bunny (Frances Sternhagen); Miranda laments her lack of mothering skills. Kendall: Lisa Gay Hamilton. Steve: David Eigenberg. Stanford: Willie Garson. Harry: Evan Handler. Marcus: Sean Palmer. Nina: Nadia Dajani. (Repeat).

Carrie looks forward to a reunion with Big (Chris Noth) when her book tour takes her to San Francisco; Samantha takes a break from New York by serving as Carrie's publicist. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season finale, Carrie and her friends spend a weekend in the Hamptons, where a flamboyant singer (Nathan Lane) is getting married and Samantha throws a bash at Richard's mansion. Jack: Ron Livingston. Harry: Evan Handler. Bitsy: Julie Halston. Stanford: Willie Garson. Marcus: Sean Palmer. (Repeat).

Carrie, Charlotte and Samantha cruise Times Square for sailors when "Fleet Week" hits Manhattan. Richard: James Remar. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Magda: Lynn Cohen. Joan: Sylvia Miles. Lina: Vincenetta Gunn. (Repeat).

Reluctant to have her baby baptized, Miranda is even less thrilled when she meets Steve's mother (Anne Meara). Also: Samantha is still skeptical of Richard's behavior; Charlotte drags Carrie to a self-help seminar. Dr. Grayson: Cheryl Bricker. Gabe: Matt Servitto. Patrick: Danton Stone. Father Andrew: Joseph O'Brien. (Repeat).

Carrie tries to shake things up by organizing a trip to Atlantic City for Charlotte's birthday; and Samantha has a plan for Richard's philandering. Steve: David Eigenberg. Richard: James Remar. Magda: Lynn Cohen. (Repeat).

Carrie wrestles with ideas for her book's cover; Samantha wonders if she's outgrown her lifestyle; Charlotte secretly turns to self-help books for advice. Lily: Molly Shannon. Courtney: Amy Sedaris. Stanford: Willie Garson. Marcus: Sean Palmer. (Repeat).

Carrie's single status speaks volumes at her book-release party; Miranda approaches the dating scene as a single mother; Charlotte has an unexpected visitor. Bunny: Frances Sternhagen. Enid: Candice Bergen. Jack: Ron Livingston. Courtney: Amy Sedaris. Stanford: Willie Garson. Anthony: Mario Cantone. (Repeat).

Carrie prepares for her book's reviews; Charlotte faces off with Bunny (Frances Sternhagen); Miranda laments her lack of mothering skills. Kendall: Lisa Gay Hamilton. Steve: David Eigenberg. Stanford: Willie Garson. Harry: Evan Handler. Marcus: Sean Palmer. Nina: Nadia Dajani. (Repeat).

Carrie looks forward to a reunion with Big (Chris Noth) when her book tour takes her to San Francisco; Samantha takes a break from New York by serving as Carrie's publicist. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

In the fifth-season finale, Carrie and her friends spend a weekend in the Hamptons, where a flamboyant singer (Nathan Lane) is getting married and Samantha throws a bash at Richard's mansion. Jack: Ron Livingston. Harry: Evan Handler. Bitsy: Julie Halston. Stanford: Willie Garson. Marcus: Sean Palmer. (Repeat).

Friction continues between a rookie cop and his seasoned partner (who's also his future brother-in-law) in this sidesplitting action comedy. After discovering a mysterious flash drive during an arrest, the pair travel to Miami to hunt down a drug lord with the help of a savvy detective. (Repeat).

In this amusing fish-out-of-water workplace comedy, a 70-year-old widower comes out of retirement to take an internship at a trendy start-up fashion company. Later, he unexpectedly becomes a confidant for the overwhelmed young CEO. (Repeat).

A young immigrant from El Salvador is facing his last month in the United States unless he can find a sponsor. Living in New York City has been tough as his career as a toy creator has not gone to plan. At the eleventh hour, he finds a unique artist who may become his sponsor—as long as he helps her with her next exhibition. (Repeat).

In this riotous comedy, Tim wants to snag a big promotion at work, but to do so he must take an eccentric nutcase to his boss's dinner party, where guests are supposed to bring the strangest person they can find. (Repeat).

A hugely successful businesswoman is convicted of insider trading and sentenced to prison in this uproarious comedy. After being released, she tries to earn redemption by helping a group of young girls in their quest to sell brownies. (Repeat).

Comedian and writer Sam Jay takes the stage at Brooklyn Steel for a hilariously frank discussion on embracing our differences, the stresses of long-term relationships, and the power of empathy. Newly engaged, Jay gets candid about life with her future wife and the unknown stresses of being "the man," the grim reality of trash day, and more. (Repeat).

In the wake of a string of anti-Semitic threats online, comedian Alex Edelman goes straight to the source, covertly attending a meeting of white nationalists and coming face-to-face with the people behind the keyboards. (Repeat).

In her HBO debut, Amanda Seales humorously explores social norms and personal identity, engaging the audience with her unique perspective. (Repeat).

A spotlight on comedy legend Mel Brooks' life and career features archival interviews and clips from some of his most memorable works, including "Young Frankenstein" and "The Producers," as well as a spaghetti-and-meatball feast with fellow nonagenarian and longtime friend Carl Reiner. (Repeat).

A Hollywood hooker signs on for a weeklong job with a john who is a corporate raider; he pays for a makeover so she can act as his "date." (Repeat).

Carrie and Jack go on their first date; Miranda faces up to her feelings for Steve; Charlotte dreams of marriage with Harry (Evan Handler); Samantha rolls out the red carpet for a new neighbor. Willie: Wallace Langham. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Carrie has a beef about sex with Berger (Ron Livingston); Samantha demands extra attention from a waiter; Charlotte's conversion gets off to a rocky start; Miranda looks forward to an evening with her new boyfriend. Jerry: Jason Lewis. Magda: Lynn Cohen. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Carrie learns more about Berger's past; Charlotte's conversion to Judaism approaches; Miranda makes a startling discovery; Samantha turns the tables on Jerry the waiter. Berger: Ron Livingston. Steve: David Eigenberg. Jerry: Jason Lewis. (Repeat).

Berger is burned by Carrie's comments about his novel; Charlotte makes her first Sabbath dinner for Harry a memorable one; Samantha's fantasy life with Jerry is better than the real one. Harry: Evan Handler. Jerry: Jason Lewis. Berger: Ron Livingston. (Repeat).

Carrie's relative success brings out the worst in Berger; Samantha turns on her hype machine to help Jerry (Jason Lewis); Miranda and Steve spend a surprise evening together. Stanford: Willie Garson. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Courtney: Amy Sedaris. (Repeat).

Charlotte gets unwanted attention at the synagogue; Samantha's PR machine works a little too well; Miranda feels the pressure of being a lawyer and a single mother. Big: Chris Noth. Harry: Evan Handler. Jerry: Jason Lewis. (Repeat).

Carrie tries to get rid of the unpleasant taste left by her fling with Berger; Miranda finds hanging on to old clothes wasn't a "waist" of time. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Charlotte poses for an important picture; Miranda blanches at the idea of meeting Steve's girlfriend; Samantha takes a realistic approach to being single. Steve: David Eigenberg. Stanford: Willie Garson. Anthony: Mario Cantone. (Repeat).

Miranda likes what she sees in a new neighbor; Charlotte regrets giving Harry permission to be himself. Robert: Blair Underwood. Kyra: Tatum O'Neal. Magda: Lynn Cohen. Stanford: Willie Garson. (Repeat).

Charlotte observes the dating game from the sidelines; Carrie spends time with an old beau; Samantha finagles her way into a snooty club. Jeremy: David Duchovny. Phoebe: Geri Halliwell. Marcus: Sean Palmer. (Repeat).

Charlotte hasn't given up on starting a family; Carrie notices a change in Big when he returns to New York for a visit; Samantha is uneasy about holding hands. Chris Noth, David Eigenberg, Blair Underwood. (Repeat).

Carrie has a brush with greatness when she meets a famous artist (Mikhail Baryshnikov) at an art gallery; an interesting bunch assembles for Brady's first-birthday bash. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Carrie takes Aleksandr (Mikhail Baryshnikov) as her lover; Samantha and Smith attend a party hosted by Richard; Miranda and Steve have an uncomfortable encounter with Robert (Blair Underwood); and Charlotte volunteers for the blind. (Repeat).

Miranda proposes to Steve; Samantha considers breast implants; Carrie is unnerved by Aleksandr's sentimental gestures; Charlotte and Harry (Evan Handler) pay for a romantic dinner in more ways than one. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. Steve: David Eigenberg. Mary: Anne Meara. Magda: Lynn Cohen. (Repeat).

Samantha seeks a second opinion; Charlotte baby-sits for Miranda and Steve; and Carrie contemplates motherhood. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Miranda searches for more space for her family; Samantha doesn't let cancer get in the way of a fabulous new hairstyle. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. (Repeat).

Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) settles into her new digs; Samantha is out to disprove the notion that her condition has taken her out of the game. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Aleksandr (Mikhail Baryshnikov) poses a question to Carrie; Charlotte gets the chance to play mommy; Miranda has doubts about Carrie's beau; Samantha is involved in a mix-up with her maid. (Repeat).

The penultimate episode in the series starring Golden Globe winner Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kim Cattrall and Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

In the series finale, Carrie grows restless in Paris; Steve's mother (Anne Meara) becomes disoriented; Charlotte gets news from China; and chemo compromises Sam's libido. Chris Noth, Mikhail Baryshnikov. (Repeat).

Carrie and Jack go on their first date; Miranda faces up to her feelings for Steve; Charlotte dreams of marriage with Harry (Evan Handler); Samantha rolls out the red carpet for a new neighbor. Willie: Wallace Langham. Aidan: John Corbett. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Carrie has a beef about sex with Berger (Ron Livingston); Samantha demands extra attention from a waiter; Charlotte's conversion gets off to a rocky start; Miranda looks forward to an evening with her new boyfriend. Jerry: Jason Lewis. Magda: Lynn Cohen. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Carrie learns more about Berger's past; Charlotte's conversion to Judaism approaches; Miranda makes a startling discovery; Samantha turns the tables on Jerry the waiter. Berger: Ron Livingston. Steve: David Eigenberg. Jerry: Jason Lewis. (Repeat).

Berger is burned by Carrie's comments about his novel; Charlotte makes her first Sabbath dinner for Harry a memorable one; Samantha's fantasy life with Jerry is better than the real one. Harry: Evan Handler. Jerry: Jason Lewis. Berger: Ron Livingston. (Repeat).

Carrie's relative success brings out the worst in Berger; Samantha turns on her hype machine to help Jerry (Jason Lewis); Miranda and Steve spend a surprise evening together. Stanford: Willie Garson. Anthony: Mario Cantone. Courtney: Amy Sedaris. (Repeat).

Charlotte gets unwanted attention at the synagogue; Samantha's PR machine works a little too well; Miranda feels the pressure of being a lawyer and a single mother. Big: Chris Noth. Harry: Evan Handler. Jerry: Jason Lewis. (Repeat).

Carrie tries to get rid of the unpleasant taste left by her fling with Berger; Miranda finds hanging on to old clothes wasn't a "waist" of time. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Charlotte poses for an important picture; Miranda blanches at the idea of meeting Steve's girlfriend; Samantha takes a realistic approach to being single. Steve: David Eigenberg. Stanford: Willie Garson. Anthony: Mario Cantone. (Repeat).

Miranda likes what she sees in a new neighbor; Charlotte regrets giving Harry permission to be himself. Robert: Blair Underwood. Kyra: Tatum O'Neal. Magda: Lynn Cohen. Stanford: Willie Garson. (Repeat).

Charlotte observes the dating game from the sidelines; Carrie spends time with an old beau; Samantha finagles her way into a snooty club. Jeremy: David Duchovny. Phoebe: Geri Halliwell. Marcus: Sean Palmer. (Repeat).

Charlotte hasn't given up on starting a family; Carrie notices a change in Big when he returns to New York for a visit; Samantha is uneasy about holding hands. Chris Noth, David Eigenberg, Blair Underwood. (Repeat).

Carrie has a brush with greatness when she meets a famous artist (Mikhail Baryshnikov) at an art gallery; an interesting bunch assembles for Brady's first-birthday bash. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Carrie takes Aleksandr (Mikhail Baryshnikov) as her lover; Samantha and Smith attend a party hosted by Richard; Miranda and Steve have an uncomfortable encounter with Robert (Blair Underwood); and Charlotte volunteers for the blind. (Repeat).

Miranda proposes to Steve; Samantha considers breast implants; Carrie is unnerved by Aleksandr's sentimental gestures; Charlotte and Harry (Evan Handler) pay for a romantic dinner in more ways than one. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. Steve: David Eigenberg. Mary: Anne Meara. Magda: Lynn Cohen. (Repeat).

Samantha seeks a second opinion; Charlotte baby-sits for Miranda and Steve; and Carrie contemplates motherhood. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. Steve: David Eigenberg. (Repeat).

Miranda searches for more space for her family; Samantha doesn't let cancer get in the way of a fabulous new hairstyle. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. (Repeat).

Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) settles into her new digs; Samantha is out to disprove the notion that her condition has taken her out of the game. Aleksandr: Mikhail Baryshnikov. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Aleksandr (Mikhail Baryshnikov) poses a question to Carrie; Charlotte gets the chance to play mommy; Miranda has doubts about Carrie's beau; Samantha is involved in a mix-up with her maid. (Repeat).

The penultimate episode in the series starring Golden Globe winner Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kim Cattrall and Kristin Davis. (Repeat).

In the series finale, Carrie grows restless in Paris; Steve's mother (Anne Meara) becomes disoriented; Charlotte gets news from China; and chemo compromises Sam's libido. Chris Noth, Mikhail Baryshnikov. (Repeat).

Barry Munday (Patrick Wilson) wakes up in the hospital after an attack in a movie theater minus his testicles. Then he discovers that a woman whom he can't remember sleeping with has filed a paternity suit against him. (Repeat).

A Brooklyn couple decides to unplug themselves from the internet via a therapeutic retreat to a phone-free cabin in upstate New York. Murderous aliens descend on Earth as they go off the digital grid, leaving them hopelessly uninformed about the apocalypse. (Repeat).

A marketing executive at an electric-car start-up quits after an argument with his boss, but is crushed when the company hits the big time, so he tries to reinvent his life under a different name in the peace and quiet of Martha's Vineyard. (Repeat).

In this riotous comedy, Tim wants to snag a big promotion at work, but to do so he must take an eccentric nutcase to his boss's dinner party, where guests are supposed to bring the strangest person they can find. (Repeat).

Comedian and writer Sam Jay takes the stage at Brooklyn Steel for a hilariously frank discussion on embracing our differences, the stresses of long-term relationships, and the power of empathy. Newly engaged, Jay gets candid about life with her future wife and the unknown stresses of being "the man," the grim reality of trash day, and more. (Repeat).

Dan Soder delivers sharp comedy in his first HBO special. He tackles topics like airport drug dogs, quirky customer service, and growing up with an alcoholic dad. (Repeat).

Laughs mix with gasps in this compelling story about a milquetoast physics professor (Michael Stuhlbarg) who finds his life unraveling as he deals with his cheating wife, threats to his tenure and a neighbor who likes to sunbathe naked. (Repeat).

Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton are dynamic in this witty romantic comedy. Nicholson plays an aging Lothario with a young girlfriend. He meets his soul mate, however, when he's introduced to his lover's mother, a playwright who can't stand the sight of him. (Repeat).

The romantic adventures of fashionable New York City writer Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her three chic friends continue in what could be the ultimate chick flick, a glitzy, gal-pleasing movie adaptation of the popular HBO series. Expect love, marriage plans and maybe even a baby carriage. Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon, Kristen Davis, Chris Noth. (Repeat).