Evolution

Episode aired Aug 15, 1999
TV-MA
30m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

763

YOUR RATING

Comedy Drama Romance

The girls worry about long-term change. Miranda hears from her gynecologist that one of her ovaries is 'lazy', and worries therefore is she can still take her time being picky with men befor... Read allThe girls worry about long-term change. Miranda hears from her gynecologist that one of her ovaries is 'lazy', and worries therefore is she can still take her time being picky with men before going for motherhood. Charlotte hits on well with charming pastry chef Stephan, but cons... Read allThe girls worry about long-term change. Miranda hears from her gynecologist that one of her ovaries is 'lazy', and worries therefore is she can still take her time being picky with men before going for motherhood. Charlotte hits on well with charming pastry chef Stephan, but consults the girls and guy friend Stanford if he is gay, or at least 'half'. Carrie worries if... Read all

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IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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YOUR RATING

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Trivia
After Charlotte hails a cab she tells Stephan it helps to show a little leg. Carrie does it in Abu Dhabi, when they're trying to get a cab to the airport in Sex and the City 2. She was mimicking Claudette Colbert from It Happened One Night which she & Big watched after Stanford & Anthony's wedding. A little white noise. Samantha did it in Season 4 ep 9 Sex and the Country.

Goofs
When Carrie is paying in the restaurant she is counting the 20$ bills and when the camera turns she is taking the bills out of the wallet again.

Quotes
Carrie: Man may have discovered fire, but women discovered how to play with it.

Soundtracks
Rockafeller Skank
by Fatboy Slim

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Review

Featured review

3/10

Revolution

Don't you love it when heterosexual writers attempt to 'homosexualize' gay men as what happened in this below average episode? This ploy has been done time and time again, especially within the last 25 years, and it robs the project of any credibility. 'Sex...' actually did this in a few episodes over the series's run and many did find it to be highly offensive. Darren Starr is a great writer, but falls down each time he pulls this plot manipulation, always with gay characters and penned by heteros. It's so inauthentic. Yes, by the end of the episodes in question, the men usually end up embracing who they are. It's not out and out homophobic, but it comes close.

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