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Sex and the City Season 6 Episode 1

To Market, To Market

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AIRED: 6/22/03

Carrie believes her "stock" has gone up thanks to her hot date with new flame Jack Berger. Meanwhile, Miranda faces her true feelings about Steve, Charlotte is dismayed by Harry's refusal to marry a non-Jew, and Samantha bemoans the gentrification of her area until a new stockbroker neighbor begins eliciting moans of another tenor.moreless

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Kudos to a great beginning to the final season!!!!

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By ilovepaydays, May 18, 2006

This was the best season opener the seriers had.

The ending to the finale of season 5 was a downer and I am glad that this season began with a positive vibe. The episode also showed that this series is the best ever at the "pie-in-the-face" moments.

One question this season is "Who will Carrie end up with?". We know now that Aidan is definetely a no, although realistically he so far was the best chance Carrie had at finding marriage. But I definetely even from the beginning didn't see Berger lasting very long.

Well, Miranda has decided that NOW Steve is the one. But now he has a girlfriend. I think now she realizes that life doesn't happen when and like you want it to.

And Charlotte is considering becoming a Jew......this show is taking a big chance with this and so far they are setting it up right.

And of course Samantha is being herself....

This final season looks like it will be one of the best final season a series has ever had.

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An new season starts when Carrie is going on a date with Berger. Samantha gets an new neighbour, while Charlotte has to become a jew to marry the one she loves. Miranda finally realises what she feels for Steve. To Market, To Market is the pilot of the lamoreless

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By angrodpallanen, Apr 24, 2006

To Market, To Market is an fresh beginning of the end. The classical Samantha has sex again, Miranda is f*ck-up again and the poor Charlotte can't have what she really wants, again. Even so, this is not an unoriginal episode. I even wonder if it cán be unoriginal with these characters. The episode isn't outstanding or special, but just the way you like it, and that is what we need for the first episode, of what will become an tragical end for the fans of this show. However, To Market, To Market is an episode you do not want to miss, because it perfectly tells you what you can expect this season.moreless
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Sarah Jessica Parker	Carrie Bradshaw
Kristin Davis	Charlotte York McDougal
Kim Cattrall	Samantha Jones
Cynthia Nixon	Miranda Hobbes

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Victor Webster	Chip Kil-Kenney	Guest Star
John Corbett	Aidan	Guest Star
Wallace Langham	Willy	Guest Star
Evan Handler	Harry Goldenblatt	Recurring Role
Ron Livingston	Jack Berger	Recurring Role
David Eigenberg	Steve	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (2)
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- When Miranda wipes her face while changing Brady, she accidentally wipes some poop on her face. Steve cleans it off but a little is left and he starts laughing at her. When she starts to chase him, she still has a little left, when she comes back around, her face is completely cleaned.
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- Samantha said her apartment number was 3F, but in Season 3's "The Big Time", after she moved to the Meat Packing District, she said it was 2D.
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QUOTES (5)
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- Carrie: I like my money where I can see it, hanging in my closet.
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- Harry: I'm not kosher, I'm conservative.
  Charlotte: I'm conservative too.
  Harry: Yeah, well my conservative doesn't have anything to do with wearing pearls.
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- (Carrie is talking about when her first date with Berger is)
  Charlotte: That's exciting! Isn't that exciting?
  Miranda: Oh sure its all fun and games until someone has a child.
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- (Holding out Brady to Carrie)
  Miranda: Here, hold this.
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- Samantha: First no smoking in bars. What's next, no fucking in bars?
  
  Miranda: Well first there would have to be a no-fucking section.
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NOTES (2)
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- Music:
  "King of Swing" by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, played in the opening montage sequence.
  "A Bright Day" by Mark Berman, played as Charlotte and Harry talk religion over dinner.
  "Second Reunion" by Ralphi Rosario, played when Samantha talks to some leather guys outside a club.
  "Harry Needs a Jew" by Lisa Gutkin, played as Harry tells Charlotte that marrying a Jew is important to him.
  "Up 'n' Down" by Louie R., played as Carrie types on her computer.
  "Sultry Groove" by Rich Goldman and Dan Silver, heard when Samantha welcomes her new neighbour, Chip.
  "Gifelte Fish" by Lisa Gutkin, heard as Charlotte peruses the Jewish food section at Whole Foods.
  "Can't Have Kids" by Lisa Gutkin, played as Charlotte tells Harry she can't have kids.
  "Somewhere In a Dream" by Joel Evans, played when Steve tells Miranda he's seeing someone new.
  "Face the Baby" by Bob Christianson, played when Carrie runs into Aidan and his baby.
  "The Day I'll See You Again" by Zino and Tommy, played when Carrie asks Berger to a movie.
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- Final appearance of Aidan Shaw (John Corbett).
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ALLUSIONS (1)
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- Berger (on Carrie's answering machine): This is Jack. Berger, not Kerouac.
  
  Jack Kerouac was one of America's Beat Generation writers. His best-known work is his novel On The Road. He died in 1969, so it's unlikely that he would be leaving a message on Carrie's answering machine.
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