Today, we're joined by our hilarious friend and extra special guest host, Dave. The three of us dissect the episode, including Carrie's bus ad, Chinese food and cheese buying. Dave tries to get us to think more positively about Carrie, and we obviously debate him on that. It's a gem and a treat.

In one of the deepest episodes of the early seasons, Carrie has some outdated thoughts about sex work and we have opinions about that (of course). We discuss how the show eerily seems to have begun exactly the way it ended and also have a spirited discussion about your new favorite C-word.

Today, we're joined by our pal and guest co-host, Samantha Reid, of her blog, "Sicker Than Your Average. " She helps us dissect the finer points of dating outside your peer group and whether or not the "Up-the-Butt Girl" can indeed get married (spoiler: sure she can, why not).

We just riff about how much we love Patricia Field and her incandescent genius, naming some of our favorite and most memorable outfits from the show.

The four ladies debate whether married people are the sworn enemies of singles, your two dear hosts complain about stuff, and Samantha utters the single best exclamation of (at least) the entire first season.

In this spotlight, we reflect on the lives and times of Carrie and SJP, for better or for worse.

We yammered on for about 10 minutes about how lame this episode is, then proceeded to talk about it for an hour and a half. We mercifully cut it down for your listening pleasure. In yon episode, Big is an animated red flag, Carrie eats it up and we retch while discussing.

Giving the children a recap of what was going on in 1998 when Sex and the City began. Please excuse any unpopular hot takes.

We're kicking off with Episode 1: Sex and the City. This is where it all starts.

Two women oblivious to both college sports and basketball get into March Madness by bracketing all of the boyfriends (and one girlfriend) from the show.