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Carrie considers coming clean with Aidan (John Corbett) about Big (Chris Noth); Charlotte may be getting cold feet. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Stanford: Willie Garson. Bunny: Frances Sternhagen. Harris: Clark Gregg. Caleb: Ritchie Coster. (Repeat).

Diehard New Yorkers Carrie, Samantha and Miranda find a youthful, smoke-free Los Angeles not to their liking; Charlotte's married woes with Trey continue. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

In Los Angeles, Carrie finds out the "agent" with whom she had a fling is not what he seems; Miranda runs into one of her exes; Samantha attends a bash at the Playboy Mansion; Charlotte heads west. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Charlotte tries to spice up her marriage; Carrie doesn't have to go far to meet a new beau's folks; Samantha plans a bat-mitzvah bash. Trey: Kyle MacLachlan. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. (Repeat).

A new guy falls for Miranda on their first date, but not in the way she'd hoped; Charlotte and Samantha defend their sexual philosophies; Carrie teaches a seminar on how to meet men. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. Charlotte: Kristin Davis. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. (Repeat).

Carrie is unnerved by a brush with street crime; Samantha takes an inexperienced collegian to school; Miranda seeks serenity in a bottle on a date; Charlotte gets in a thorny situation with the gardener. Carrie: Sarah Jessica Parker. Samantha: Kim Cattrall. Miranda: Cynthia Nixon. (Repeat).

In the third-season finale, Carrie deals with the roosters outside her apartment; Miranda gets a complex about ordering Chinese take-out for one; Samantha confronts the transsexuals on her block; and Charlotte tries to put Trey (Kyle MacLachlan) out of her mind. Steve: David Eigenberg. Aidan: John Corbett. Mr. Big: Chris Noth. (Repeat).

Director Wes Craven and screenwriter Kevin Williamson reunited for this sequel, another sly spoof of the slasher genre. This time, Gale Weathers' account of the grisly killings in the first film has been made into a movie, which inspires more murders and mayhem. Courteney Cox, Neve Campbell, David Arquette, Jamie Kennedy, Jerry O'Connell, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Laurie Metcalf. (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).

M. Night Shyamalan wrote this spooky story starring Mel Gibson as Graham Hess, a disillusioned ex-minister who discovers mysterious crop circles on his farm and suspects local vandals. But before long, similar incidents are occurring all over the world---and terror looms on the horizon. Joaquin Phoenix, Cherry Jones, Rory Culkin. (Repeat).

An Afro-Latina actress looking for her big break has her hopes dashed when things take a bad turn at an important audition. (Repeat).

In this hysterical comedy, playboy man-child Arthur (Russell Brand) learns that his wealthy mother will only give him his inheritance if he agrees to marry the daughter of a self-made millionaire. However, Arthur hates his intended bride and instead falls for an unlicensed tour guide. (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).

This exhilarating spin-off of "Snow White and the Huntsman" acts as both prequel and sequel to the original film, detailing the adventures of Eric the Huntsman as he gets caught up in the rivalry between wicked queens Ravenna and Freya. During his quest, Eric is also endangered by his feelings for fellow warrior Sara, since ice queen Freya has decreed that love is forbidden in her kingdom. (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).

Bob, Eureka and Shangela visit Sussex, New Jersey, only a stone's throw from Manhattan but a world apart in its politics. There, they help Ashley find a supportive community beyond her loving parents; bisexual navy vet Josh work through trauma and face accepting his whole self; and Brandon, who might be Shangela's most unexpected "daughter" yet. (Repeat).

Disillusioned A-list Hollywood actress Mira Harberg arrives in Paris to immerse herself in the coveted role of iconic villainous Irma Vep in a remake of Feuillade's "The Vampires." An encounter with her former lover Laurie reignites dormant passions. Meanwhile, the project's acclaimed director Rene Vidal struggles as production woes threaten to derail his vision. (Repeat).

René's erratic behavior continues to threaten the production. (Repeat).

René figures out her relationship with her ex-wife and Mira looks back to her past. (Repeat).

Mira courts offers from both her agent and the production's financier. (Repeat).

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In a last-ditch effort to break the curse, Mrs. Eaves sets off with Natasha in pursuit of Jack. (Repeat).

Over a day of landscaping work, a first generation African American and his immigrant father have their tense relationship and different outlooks on life transformed irreversibly when they are racially profiled by police. (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).

A career-driven wife and mother begins an adulterous affair that could be the death of her in this nail-biting thriller adapted from the popular novel. By the time her husband finds out, it may already be too late to save her. (Repeat).

Martin Lawrence's raucous stand-up routine was filmed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, with the comedian taking shots at racism and the differences between the sexes. (Repeat).

A team of oceanographers discover a sunken Russian submarine that contains a giant mutated species resulting from experimental genetics. (Repeat).

A corrupt police department is suspect when a special-effects wizard and a cop-turned-PI team up to catch a serial killer. (Repeat).

Over a day of landscaping work, a first generation African American and his immigrant father have their tense relationship and different outlooks on life transformed irreversibly when they are racially profiled by police. (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).

Renée Zellweger, Colin Firth and Hugh Grant return for this must-see sequel. Charming but insecure Bridget has finally landed the reserved Mr. Darcy (Firth), but she is concerned that their relationship won't last. Adding to her worries is the fact that her new employers have paired her with her womanizing ex-boyfriend, Daniel Cleaver (Grant). (Repeat).

Three Oscars---for score, Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana's script and Ang Lee's brilliant direction---went to this heartbreaking and powerful yarn about a long-running, forbidden affair between two gay cowboys (Heath Ledger, Jake Gyllenhaal). Michelle Williams and Anne Hathaway play their wives. The screenplay was based on a 12-page magazine story by E. Annie Proulx. Randy Quaid, Linda Cardellini

In this hip reboot of the comic-book franchise, a brilliant scientist builds a device that allows users to teleport to an alternate dimension, but an experiment involving it goes wrong and leaves him and his three teammates with unusual superpowers. The quartet are then forced to work together to battle an enemy from their past. (Repeat).

On a mission to pursue an epic adventure, Daniel visits war zones to sacred sites, including a Mayan burial ground. He would often take a keepsake from each location as a reminder of his connection to the earth. But Daniel's world travels abruptly end when he must return home to Vancouver because of health reasons. While undergoing treatment, he is haunted by the memory of an ancient Mayan curse a

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).

In a small town in 1989 Maine, seven bullied kids discover that a malevolent force is preying on the local children. Soon, they band together to destroy the monster, a killer clown called Pennywise, in this nerve-shredding horror film. (Repeat).

Charles Bronson delivers death to drug dealers after crack snuffs out his girlfriend's daughter. Karen: Kay Lenz. White: John P. Ryan. Zacharias: Perry Lopez. (Repeat).

In his first HBO comedy special, John Early brings his unique blend of cutting commentary, pop star swagger, and all-around loveable hilarity to Roulette Intermedium in Brooklyn, New York. In the style of a gritty 70s rockumentary, Early performs stand-up and explosive song covers from Britney to Neil Young, intercut with Spinal Tap-esque backstage sketches. (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).

In this provocative, heart-stopping thriller, a small-town man butts heads with a cop after his daughter and her best friend are kidnapped. (Repeat).

Peter Jackson directed the magnificent adaptation of the first book in J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy. Elijah Wood stars as Frodo Baggins, a hobbit who inherits a magical ring and spurs a titanic struggle between good and evil in Middle-earth. Ian McKellen, Viggo Mortensen, Sean Astin, Liv Tyler, Christopher Lee, Ian Holm. (Repeat).

The second chapter of director Peter Jackson's epic trilogy is packed with spectacular action and fierce battle scenes as the wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) makes a miraculous return to aid Frodo (Elijah Wood) in his perilous quest to destroy the evil ring. The film won an Oscar for its dazzling visual effects and was nominated for a total of six Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Sean Astin.

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).

After being diagnosed with a rare form of dementia that has a rapid decline, John Knox tries desperately to continue his work as a hitman, with memory loss getting in the way. When John's son Miles shows up at his door begging for help because he's killed the man who impregnated his daughter, John goes into overdrive with his friend Xavier to cover up the crime. Unfortunately, his good intentions

The Caped Crusader partners with an orphaned acrobat performer who becomes Robin to stop Two-Face and the Riddler from taking over Gotham City. (Repeat).

The documentary follows the son of an Auschwitz camp commandant as he confronts his father's legacy. He meets a survivor who endured the horrors his family ignored. Together, they explore the scars left on future generations, grappling with love, guilt, and the fight for a more hopeful future. (Repeat).

A goosebump-inducing chiller about an alluring college student who is haunted by creatures that first appeared in her childhood dreams. (Repeat).

When Adam (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is diagnosed with cancer and given a 50-percent chance of survival, his friend Kyle (Seth Rogen) works to keep his spirits up in this heartfelt and hilarious comedy-drama. (Repeat).

In this hysterical comedy, playboy man-child Arthur (Russell Brand) learns that his wealthy mother will only give him his inheritance if he agrees to marry the daughter of a self-made millionaire. However, Arthur hates his intended bride and instead falls for an unlicensed tour guide. (Repeat).

A passionate neuroscientist must save her patients from her own invention before losing her mind. (Repeat).

A timid engineer develops a wild and expressive split personality to help her speak up to the boy's club at work. (Repeat).

In 1956, an interracial couple retreat to the wilderness of Mississippi to safely give birth to their mixed-race child, but when word gets out, trouble ensues. (Repeat).

An Afro-Latina actress looking for her big break has her hopes dashed when things take a bad turn at an important audition. (Repeat).

After retreating to a remote cabin, Natasha suddenly finds herself with a mysterious baby. (Repeat).

Inexplicably reunited with the baby, Natasha scrambles to locate his mother. (Repeat).

Despite Mrs. Eaves¿ shocking solution to her baby problem, (Repeat).

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As Natasha and Mrs. Eaves remain trapped in Barbara's summer solstice ritual, (Repeat).

Desperate to leave the Jupiter House, Natasha, Bobbi, and Mrs. (Repeat).

In a last-ditch effort to break the curse, Mrs. Eaves sets off with Natasha in pursuit of Jack. (Repeat).

Natasha decides to give the baby exactly what he's after amid growing concerns from her father Lyle. (Repeat).

When a famous cowboy is murdered in cold blood, his crotchety sidekick Lefty is determined to lead his own posse and bring the killer to justice. Along the way, Lefty must learn what it takes to be a hero in this clever Western. (Repeat).

A Hollywood special effects expert is hired to fake an assassination, but when he is double-crossed he becomes a wanted man and must use his skills to uncover who is responsible. (Repeat).

Wes Craven's hit horror spoof finds Sidney (Neve Campbell) trying to escape the trauma of an endless string of murders by changing her name and address. But it's no use: she's eventually lured to the dangerous set of a film based on her grisly past. Courteney Cox Arquette, David Arquette, Patrick Dempsey, Liev Schreiber. (Repeat).

During the 1980s, a failed stand-up comedian is driven insane and turns to a life of crime and chaos in Gotham City while becoming an infamous psychopathic crime figure. (Repeat).

An inside account of President Trump's challenge to the results of the 2020 presidential election as told by former White House staff and appointees, including former Attorney General William Barr, and elected Republican officials in Arizona and Georgia who resisted pressure to change the results of the vote in their states. (Repeat).

In this explosive action thriller, a meth kingpin terrorizes an ex-DEA agent and his daughter after they move to a small town to start a new life. (Repeat).

A teenage boy ingratiates himself with the family of a cardiovascular surgeon. Gradually, he begins to reveal his dark intentions, causing the surgeon's life to spin out of control in this unnerving psychological thriller. (Repeat).

A woman pursues her acting dreams in New York City while enduring her conservative parents. (Repeat).

A young Black nurse in 1985 apartheid South Africa fears the worst when her brother doesn't return home after school. Fearful that his status as an activist against the brutal regime may have endangered his life, she goes searching for him. (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).

In this relentless psychological thriller, blue-collar worker Adam Cassidy becomes a corporate spy for a ruthless CEO who wants him to infiltrate the competition. In time, Adam realizes that he's being used as a pawn in a much-larger game. (Repeat).

A 12-year-old girl is troubled by ghostly sightings when she moves into a downtown Chicago high-rise with her aunt and uncle. But her private-school psychologist thinks she is delusional. (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).

In this unnerving horror film, a married couple and their teenage son isolate themselves from the rest of humanity when a plague throws civilization into chaos. However, their secluded existence is threatened when a young family seek shelter with them. (Repeat).

In the exciting third installment of the "Planet of the Apes" prequel series, simian leader Caesar seeks revenge on the humans who killed his family. In time, his vendetta threatens to ignite all-out war between the two species. (Repeat).

A lonely writer falls for his computer's operating system in this quirky and endearing romance. Meanwhile, as the perceptive software draws him out of his shell, he struggles with a difficult divorce from his childhood sweetheart. (Repeat).

In the shocking sequel to 2008's "The Strangers," a family of four on vacation stop at an isolated trailer park for the night, where they're antagonized by three masked murderers. The twisted trio toy with their prey as they desperately try to survive. (Repeat).