Sex and the City - The Complete Fifth Season | Sarah Jessica Parker

Sex and the City - The Complete Fifth Season | Sarah Jessica Parker | for comedy lovers, not soap lovers

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	Sex and the City - The Complete Fifth Season Sarah Jessica Parker Home Box Office (HBO), 2003 average customer review:based on 237 reviews view larger image
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Don't believe the MIShype

For all those reviews that poo-poohed season 5 - YOU GUYS ARE WACK AND ON CRACK!

After season 4, the girls had been through so much that we hardly recognized them any more. What season 5 does is bring them back to their season 1 and 2 comedy. Season 5 is very funny and reflective.

Yeah it's only 8 shows, but let's get real, it's a nice break for true fans. The show is so addicting that it's hard to just sit and watch one show. Before you know it, it's 3 hours later and you have one more disc to watch. Season 5 gives you that break before the emotionally packed season 6!

I bought this season used here on Amazon - it was worth it. Rememeber to check and see if it's the original packaging. SOme people make copies and sell them that way.

GET IT, IT'S WORTH IT!

Ed Martinez

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for comedy lovers, not soap lovers

I'm quite amazed at some of the reviews, as if the number of shows is what determines if something is good or not. On quality, I probably enjoyed the 5th season the best, as I watch the show for its comedy not for its soap. The other 4 seasons were all built around Carrie's self-absorbed (boring) love affairs. This one dispensed with that format and so we were spared the only part of the show that I don't like. However, if you watch the show for its soap opera dimension, this season was definitely not for you.

Short & Sweet

This season was great and had many hilarious moments. While it is a little over-priced, it is still worth it. Don't miss it and don't listen to the naysayers...it's great!

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Am I mistaken? Less sex in the city?

I'm really behind the ball here only half way through the season before the last. The tone is different. One (Samantha) is easing out of the only monogamous relationship she ever had. One (Charlotte) is waiting for Mr. Right to knock on her door after marrying Mr. Wrong. One (Miranda) is a little chubby (oh my god) from having a baby & is just too tired & not in the mood. Carrie has decided she doesn"t need men. Either they are getting older, which they are or they've gone through the entire male population of Manhattan.
This show may be one of the best things ever on cable (The Sopranos excepted) but their shtick is wearing thin & is less creditable. We have four still gorgeous women galloping towards middle age, still relationship-phobic. Six years is probably enough.

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