Sex And The City, The Good Fight

The girls get ready for a Saturday night out at an engagement party, but are dismayed when they see the invitation which announces that the couple has Two souls, one thought.

Carrie faces a bit of an identity crisis when she's asked to be in a big fashion charity show featuring both models and real people.

Carrie goes barhopping with Big and finds that their relationship as friends has never been better.

Carrie tries to bring her relationship with Ray up to speed, but whenever she tries to talk with Ray, he can't seem to focus on anything other than his music.

When Miranda bumps into Steve, he announces that he's opening up his own bar and invites her to the opening.

Carrie is tormented because she can't stop thinking about Aidan. She admits to the girls that she wants him back.

Charlotte stuns the girls by announcing that she's planning on quitting her gallery job and devoting herself to having a baby and redecorating.

The girls meet for lunch to catch up and Carrie reveals that she and Aidan have exchanged keys to each other's apartments.

Miranda finds out from Aidan that Steve has testicular Cancer. She has lunch with Steve and screams at him for being so nonchalant about his cancer, causing him to break down.

Samantha gets an appointment with ball-buster hotel magnate Richard Wright and tries to win an account.

Samantha has lunch with Lucy Liu, hoping to represent her. They hit it off and Lucy tells Samantha that she refuses to be lied to.

Carrie finds out that her building is going co-op and she has to move. Aidan offers to buy her apartment and move in with her.

As Aidan and all his stuff officially move into Carrie's apartment, Carrie starts feeling increasingly claustrophobic.

Carrie has lunch with Oliver and wonders if being in a relationship means putting your single self on a shelf?

At the coffee shop, Carrie asks the girls why she has to get married when things are great as they are. She wonders: Do we really want these things or are we just programmed?

Charlotte admits that she is having trouble giving up being Mrs Trey McDougal.So, to free herself of her past and give Carrie a future, she offers Carrie her ring as a loan.

Full of optimism, Carrie turns in her first article for Vogue. Her fierce new editor, Enid (played by Candice Bergen) isn't impressed and says she wants "less Carrie Bradshaw."

Samantha is also feeling abandoned as Richard is late for their rendezvous. Although she's suspicious of his excuses, she gives him a token of love: a framed picture of hearts.