Sarah Jessica Parker |
Carrie Bradshaw |
Kristin Davis |
Charlotte York Goldenblatt |
Kim Cattrall |
Samantha Jones |
Cynthia Nixon |
Miranda Hobbes |
Carole Bouquet |
Juliet |
Guest Star |
Anne Meara |
Mary Brady |
Guest Star |
Marc Berman |
Night Clerk |
Guest Star |
Chris Noth |
John Big |
Recurring Role |
Lynn Cohen |
Magda |
Recurring Role |
Jason Lewis |
Smith Jerrod |
Recurring Role |
Goof: When Carrie is in the hotel lobby talking to Alek and his daughter, the same woman passes behind Carrie three times, in the same direction.
In the final few seconds of the scene in Chanel between Charlotte and Anthony, Anthony says "I know some gays who got a Guatemalan kid and they, like, love it." The last part of the sentence was clearly changed and dubbed over. It looks like he originally said something like "...got a Guatemalan kid for a hundred bucks."
The music in the background when Carrie is eating alone in the restaurant was written by Mikhail Baryshnikov. It's called Carrie's Theme and was the same song that the character Aleksandr Petrovsky wrote for Carrie in the episode The Ick Factor.
We finally find out that Mr. Big's real name is John when he calls Carrie and we see his name John flashing on her cell phone.
Carrie's white coat that she's wearing towards the end of the episode (when she's hugging her friends on her return to NYC) is ripped on the right shoulder.
When Samantha and Smith are changing after getting their hair dyed, Samantha takes off her jacket but then in the next view one side is back on and then she takes it off again.
Carrie: I'm looking for love. Real love. Ridiculous, inconvenient, consuming, can't-live-without-each-other love. And I don't think that love is here in this expensive suite in this lovely hotel in Paris.
Big: I have to hand it to you kid. Most people come to Paris to fall in love. You came and got slapped.
Smith: Hey, Babe, I flew back...
Samantha: You flew all night? Why?
Smith: I forgot to tell you something on the phone... I love you.
Samantha: You flew back to tell me that?
Smith: Can you think of a better reason?
Samantha: No, I can't. You have meant more to me than any man I have ever known.
Big: It took me a really long time to get here, but I'm here. Carrie, you're the one.
Magda: What you did. That is love. You love.
Miranda: after giving Steve's mother, who has had a stroke, a bath Let's not make a big deal of it to Steve, it will upset him.
Charlotte: Harry, I'm a bad wife. I ordered Chinese.
Harry: I got something from China, too. They're giving us a baby.
Charlotte: What?
Harry: I guess God remembered our address.
(After Big went and got Carrie in paris, they returned to New York)
Big: You know, I don't live here anymore and the Four Season won't check you in until one o'clock.
Carrie: Oh, Did you wanna come up?
Big: Abso-fucking-lutely!
Carrie:(Last Line) Later that day I got to thinking about relationships. There are those that open you up to something new and exotic, those that are old and familiar, those that bring up lots of questions, those that bring you somewhere unexpected, those that bring you far from where you started, and those that bring you back. But the most exciting, challenging and significant relationship of all is the one you have with yourself. And if you find someone to love the you you love, well, that's just fabulous.
At Chanel, Anthony says to Charlotte, "...I know some gays that got a Guatemalan kid, and they like love it" when the actor is actually saying, "for a hundred bucks" as the second part of the sentence. The closed captions prove this.
In the CW's syndicated version of this episode, the final scene of Carrie walking down the street and Big calling her is cut out. Instead, the last scene is the girls exiting the coffee shop, and walking down the street together.
This episode aired on February 22, 2004. Coincidentally, on February 22, 2008, the theatrical trailer for the Sex and the City movie was leaked online.
This episode shot two alternate endings. In the first, she reveals that she is marrying Alexsandr, and in the second, she reveals that Big went all the way to Paris to choke, and asks the girls to marry her.
Featured Music:
"Queremos Paz" By Gotan Project
"Let Me In" by Billy Stein
" Mad Love For Ya" by Deep Area
"Brazil in My Mind" By Buddha Soul Project
"Nocturne #3" By Ralphi Rosario & Craig J. Snider
"Adah's Theme" By Mikhail Baryshnikov
"Sex Wars" by Billy Stein
" My Book" by Bob Christianson
"A Welcome Surprise" by Bob Christianson
"Reality" by Louie R.
"Le Pont de Coeurs" by Platform 6
"Reality" by Louie R.
"La Belle et le Bad Boy" by MC Solaar
"Luna Moth" by Jon Hopkins
"The View" by Bob Christianson
"Big Gets His Groove On" by Didier Rachou
The Big Kiss" by Bob Christianson
"Cold Out There" by Jon Hopkins
"The Invitation" by Bob Christianson
"You Got the Love" by Candi Staton
The role of Juliette Petrovsky was originally offered to the Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann, who declined.
Chris Noth as Mr. Big is the only character aside from the girls who is in both the pilot and the finale.
This episode is the end of season six. This is also the Series Finale of Sex and the City.
The song in the final scene and end-credits is You Got the Love (Now Voyager Mix) by Candi Staton
The Series Finale pulled in 10.6 Million Viewers, making this the highest rated episode ever.
Chris Noth and Lecy Goranson both were on a "Law and Order" series; Lecy guest-starred on a Season 5 episode of "Law and Order: SVU" and Chris Noth was a main cast member of the original "Law and Order" for the first 5 years of the show.
The Versace "dress of a thousand layers" that Carrie wore has a retail price of $79,000.
Longest "Sex and the City" clocking in at over 45 minutes.
The song playing as Carrie leaves the museum for her party, and Miranda searches for Steve's mum is 'Le Belle Et La Bad Boy' by Mc Solaar.
Carrie has the last line ever in the show.
Big: (To Carrie through the window of his car): Abso-fucking-lutely.
This is a reference to when he delivered the exact same line in the exact same way - way back in the pilot episode of the show.
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