Sex and the City: Season 6, Episode 19

An American Girl in Paris: Part Une (15 Feb. 2004)

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Just when Carrie is almost ready to leave for Paris for good, Mr. Big calls and turns up in his limousine- yet she walks out for her last dinner with the girls, where Charlotte cries and ... See full summary »

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Just when Carrie is almost ready to leave for Paris for good, Mr. Big calls and turns up in his limousine- yet she walks out for her last dinner with the girls, where Charlotte cries and Miranda makes up. Samantha has her personal input, from nature and experience, concerning a cancer benefit. Once in Paris, Carrie loves the city but less sharing Petrovsky's love with his bratty daughter Chloe and his time with an artists obligations. After a disastrous day shopping, her confidence is down like her credit-card credit and she looses her Carrie necklace- another reason to call Miranda, homesick for New York and thinking about Big, who turns to the girls there. Written by KGF Vissers

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This episode did not finish shooting until the Wednesday before it aired in hopes of fooling the press and not spoiling the ending for viewers. See more »

Goofs

When Mr. Big is meeting Charlotte, Miranda, and Samantha in the coffee shop, his part moves from being parted on the right when he walks in, to the left when he is sitting at the table. See more »

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[at Carrie's very emotional and weepy goodbye dinner a few hours before Carrie is leaving for Paris - Charlotte in particular is being a total weepy waterworks]
Samantha: Let's pull it up, shall we? I'd like to show my face here again.
Carrie: Yes, the tears have to go. Right. Someone say something not sentimental.
Samantha: Chemo might have kicked me into early menopause.
Miranda: Task accomplished!
Samantha: You would not BELIEVE the hot flashes! I can barely keep my clothes on!
Carrie: Really? What was your excuse before the chemo?
Samantha: [lovingly] Oh, ...
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