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Girls Rewatch: Sex and the City

Girls Rewatch: Sex and the City

By: Amelia Ritthaler & Evan Lazarus
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 They say nothing lasts forever—dreams change, trends come and go—but rewatch podcasts never go out of style. Reporting live from One World Trade Center, Girls Rewatch Podcast is a comedy TV rewatch podcast where Brooklyn comedians Amelia Ritthaler (@ameliaplease) and Evan Lazarus (@elazie) revisit the iconic girl shows that shaped different generations of women. After rewatching HBO’s Girls and Comedy Central’s Broad City, they’re diving into the HBO series that started it all: Sex and the City. Each week, Amelia and Evan recap episodes through a modern lens, comparing how dating, friendship, feminism, careers, and life in New York City look across generations. With comedian guests, cultural analysis, and plenty of chaotic personal stories, it’s the perfect comfort listen for anyone who loves funny, messy TV about women figuring it out. New episodes every Tuesday. ------------------- | im sorry | | i cant | | stop listening to | | girls rewatch | ---------------------Amelia Ritthaler & Evan Lazarus Art
Episodes
  • Sex and the City S1E3: "Bay of Married Pigs" with Sydnee Washington

    Sex and the City S1E3: "Bay of Married Pigs" with Sydnee Washington
    Feb 16 2026
    ​Sydnee Washington from the hit Big Money Player's iHeart Podcast, Mess, returns to Girls Rewatch Podcast for their new Sex and the City era. We discuss SATC Season 1, Episode 3 "Bay of Married Pigs", the episode where Carrie is invited to stay with a married friend and her husband, Peter, at their beach house. Her trip is unexpectedly cut short when she walks in on Peter who is Winnie-The-Pooh-ing in the hallway. Back in Manhattan, she contemplates whether there is a secret war going on between the singles and the married. Meanwhile, Miranda is gay-for-pay to get invited to her boss' dinner party and Samantha gets a little too wasted at the party full of couples. Sydnee gives all her hot takes on befriending your friends partners, how uncool the Hamptons is, and how marriage expectations really need to calm down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 5 mins
  • Sex and the City S1E2: "Models and Mortals" with Tessa Belle

    Sex and the City S1E2: "Models and Mortals" with Tessa Belle
    Feb 10 2026
    Tessa Belle returns to Girls Rewatch for a chaotic, thoughtful, and extremely necessary conversation about whether models should, in fact, be treated as people. We’re diving into Sex and the City Season 1, Episode 2, “Models and Mortals,” the show’s early takedown of the beauty industrial complex. Evan, Amelia, and Tessa unpack why SATC is somehow wildly woke and deeply problematic at the exact same time and why that tension is part of the magic that keeps us rewatching. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Sex and the City S1E1: Pilot Recap

    Sex and the City S1E1: Pilot Recap
    Feb 3 2026
    In the Sex and the City pilot (1998), Carrie Bradshaw dives headfirst into the question: can women really have sex like men? She navigates the NYC dating scene with her friends Samantha (always sex-positive), Charlotte (hopelessly romantic), and Miranda (delightfully cynical). This episode has it all — Carrie experimenting with “no-strings” sex with a guy named Kurt, the first of her fourth-wall-breaking monologues, and, of course, the unforgettable introduction of Mr. Big. Amelia and Evan recap every moment because it's time for gen z to weigh in. We're done talking girls, let's talk women. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr and 2 mins
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