This headline prompts an obvious question: were there any good men on Sex and the City? The answer, by the way, is yes: Steve was good, Harry was good, and that dude Carrie met by a fountain in Season 2 seemed nice. Big is a lie. He spent all of his screen time bemoaning the fact that he was too nice to get women; when he did date one, it was Miranda, the character most likely to see through his bullshit. Skipper was phased out by the end of Season 2, when he reappeared to lick his wounds over being dumped one last time. A world-famous artist with soulful Slavic eyes, an endless supply of caviar, and an enormous Manhattan loft, Petrovsky swooped in on Carrie like a custom-built romantic fantasy.
Jack Berger
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The Story Behind the 'Sex and the City' Post-it Breakup-Sex and the City Breakups
What other roles has he played? Watch now. The quartet's morning meeting hears counterbalancing news: Charlotte is elated to show her engagement ring from Harry while Carrie, infuriatingly pissed off, is determined not to make the day 'the day she got broke up with a post-it', as Berger chose this excessively succinct medium to beat her to the dumping line. Samantha takes the girls to a new club called 'Bed' where Miranda, who just discovered because of being too busy to eat she can fit into her skinny jeans once again, meets a nice man, Peter. Carrie drags everyone out after having lectured Berger's friends about imaginary break-up etiquette and manages to get street kids to sell them pot.
The Post-It Always Sticks Twice
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The very first episode of Sex and the City premiered 20 years ago next month. To mark this auspicious anniversary, ELLE. But, for me, when I think back on the series, one moment that clearly sticks out in my mind is the Post-it breakup. After Carrie and her finicky writer boyfriend Jack Berger promise to try to make their flailing relationship work, he bails in the night, leaving her a Post-it note to deliver the blow, "I'm sorry. I can't.
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