Michael Patrick King

Emmy-winning director Michael Patrick King talks about his jump to the silver screen with the sequel to 2008's "Sex and the City."

A Discussion About The Film Sex And The City With Actor Sarah Jessica Parker And Executive Producer/Director Michael Patrick King. || A Conversation With Author And Journalist Martha Sherrill About Her Book Dog Man: An Uncommon Life On A Faraway Mountain.

An Appreciation Of Sydney Pollack ; An Appreciation Of Chuck Fruit

Ends 12/31/12. 'One.' Carrie has an unexpected rendezvous in the exotic world of art. Meanwhile, Charlotte receives some surprising news; Miranda's and Steve's worlds collide at Brady's first birthday party; and Samantha goes to great lengths to preserve her youthful appearance 'down there.' Also available on Amazon Instant Video and VUDU

Ends 12/31/12. 'Lights, Camera, Relationship.' Carrie is surprised to find that Berger is cool with a trip to her favorite designer haunt, but cold when it comes to a sudden success. Charlotte begins for the first time to imagine a future without a man as 'not sad'; Miranda has an unplanned overnighter with Steve; and Samantha uses her PR magic on struggling actor Jerry. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Ends 12/31/12. 'Great Sexpectations.' Despite some steamy public foreplay with Jack, Carrie discovers it's a lot colder between the sheets. Meanwhile, Samantha introduces the girls to a raw foods restaurant that features some hot 'takeout' (the waiter), Miranda compares Steve to her new love (TiVo), and Charlotte considers converting to Judaism. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Ends 12/31/12. 'To Market, to Market.' In the Season Six premiere, 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 neighbor begins eliciting moans of another tenor. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Ends 12/31/12. 'I Love a Charade.' In the Season Five finale, the girls head to the Hamptons for the wedding of a flamboyant lounge singer played by Nathan Lane. Meanwhile, Charlotte's clandestine affair with her lawyer takes an interesting turn, Miranda and Steve blur the line between friends and lovers, and Carrie finds a potential suitor in a motorcycle-riding colleague (Ron Livingston). Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Despite getting great reviews for her book, Carrie obsesses over the negative critique Aidan must surely be spreading about her. Meanwhile, Charlotte prepares to fight for her apartment and Samantha discovers a hidden talent for baby-sitting. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Ends 12/31/12. 'Plus One Is the Loneliest Number.' Carrie's book-launch party becomes a major New York event, but Samantha's plans to look beautiful for it go awry. Later, Charlotte loses her 'plus one' thanks to Bunny, while Miranda considers how long she should wait before letting men know she's a mother. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Miranda joins Weight Watchers in an effort to lose her baby weight. Meanwhile, Charlotte and Samantha choose their own ways of handling their respective relationship issues. Carrie undertakes a quest to create the perfect book cover. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Ends 12/31/12. 'Anchors Away.' In the Season Five premiere, Samantha considers her relationship with a repentant Richard while Carrie decides her one true love must be New York City. Miranda fears that her new little boy Brady is changing things and Charlotte shakes things up at a wild Fleet Week bash. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU