And Just Like That | Carrie's Real Friendship | HBO Max | S01E04 | [HD]
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2021
- In this clip: Sarita Choudhury and Sarah Jessica Parker
Dedicatee: Willie Garson (1964-2021)
About this clip: Carrie and Seema have an emotionally intense altercation with one another that devolves into the beginning of a real friendship. Carrie is angry and resentful when she sees that the glass of her picture-frame with Big lies broken. The broken glass touched by Big everyday is not replaceable to Carrie which prods Seema to reveal what nettled her about the otherwise supportive Carrie.
The scene completes the three dyads of AJLT friendship and underscores the word "real" to emphasize how Carrie's relationship with a man was perhaps not authentic enough, more especially, in the light of the revelations about his personal life he seemed to live, apart from her. The last time we hear the word emphasized is when Carrie tells Aleksandr in Paris she needs "real" love. The SATC/AJLT narrative can then be seen as Carrie's journey to find real love and rejecting one reality for another that seems more existentially fulfilling. 
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Such a beautiful scene. 🙂
I wish I had a friend like seema, I love her 🌹💜🫂💯
@@ShayVenegas-zn5ft Agreed.
@@SEXANDTHECITYCLIPS I wish the girls would do sex and the city again I want more of that
@@ShayVenegas-zn5ft They're already doing it. Aren't they? And Just Like That is the SATC next chapter and already had two full fledged seasons.
FINALY SOMEONE TOLD CARRY SHE IS INSENSITIVE TO OTHER PEOPLE'S SITUATIONS!!! MORE THAN 20 YEARS AFTER! 👏👏👏
I mean, why people need to be perfect. That's not realistic I don't know why everyone seems to be so judgemental these days and only focused in the negative aspects of her personality. I'm glad that she's real. She's a real character with good and bad moments, that's something we all have to remember. We are perfectly imperfect.
@@willpazmino6744 Well said.
@@willpazmino6744 Carry is not insensitive, she is even worse than that: she is plain vapid, in life like in what she used to call 'work'. She always was a vapid hot mess who was lucky enough to land a rich husband (and two or three unconditional friends who would put up with her no matter what) without apparently asking or expecting it, and live in the USA at a time in which you could earn a living on the most vapid "job", wasting your payroll away on shoes you can't actually afford, without even caring to provide a backup (literally and metaphorically) for your source of income. Even her apparent feminist attitude and sham independence were fruit of her essential vapidness. That's how "imperfect" she is: a silly secondary character presented as a leading lady, a common character presented as a "special" one... because, you know, we are all "special". She embodies the 1990s (1996-2006) version of the fairytale world of 1980s 'Dynasty'.
@@haranoe That's your opinion but nobody's perfect. We all made mistake and we've been toxic and jealous and selfish. That's not makes us bad or less human. It makes us real.
@@willpazmino6744 I was not talking about how people are, I was talking about what people or characters other people take as 'heroes', or role models, or mere "extraordinary people". I think people's worth lies more in what they do than in how they are which, we agree, will always be "imperfect" enough, while deeds performed or works produced have a value in itself, and are more independent from all those imperfections.
I loved the way Seema handled Carrie. She was gentle yet firm. Now that is the way to tell someone off.
She is like the polite version of Sam
Or tell someone a well-rounded scope of truth. She wasn't in denial about her part in being insensitive, yet she was honest enough to shine light where it needed to be addressed with Carrie. This was a very grown way of handling a misunderstanding.
And didn't take the gaslight I wanna fight bait thrown out by Carrie, nor threw anyone else under the bus, gently reminded Carrie to be grateful for what she did get to experience, and offered a reconciliation solution
I never realized how cruel can we be to each other( unintentionally) just cause we don't have a man in our life. We as women are valuable on our own a man is just a plus,if we don't have a man it doesn't define us or is a minus. Just saying.
@@almarodriguez2209 Your right, I never understood the Kattyness, about having a man.
I loved in the original series when Miranda told Carrie she became whiny, needy and pathetic when she was with Big. That was a great scene.
I loved that scene too. I could agree with both sides.
And Charlotte telling her to sort her finances.
Yes!
Yes! Miranda was so right!
Yeah turned out shes just whiny, needy and pathetic even without Big lol
I loved this scene. It really shows how being fully honest about your feelings and opinions can actually strengthen friendships instead of hurting them, even if it creates an uncomfortable situation.
Only if you willing to see things from the perspective of another. If not, it remains hurtful.
Hard conversations are needed
@@shadymccoy7 Such conversations are ultimately pointless if the person on the recieving end has little to no empathy, undermines you/uses invalidation, is impatient or just doesn't care enough to try to understand your feelings.
I stopped trying for this reason with my family. People are only able to see things from their level of perception and some people are committed to misunderstanding you.
The comments here sound like very well developed spiritual individuals that truly understand how to navigate through difficulties in the valleys of life!!!
@@Ap-mh4lc Thank you, kindly 😊
A p as in "Advanced Placement" 😉
I used to be fretful and fearful to leave RUclips comments because people can be hurtful. It's really nice seeing people supporting one another with kindness and encouragement 🙂
Carrie being her usual "EVERYTHING IS ABOUT ME" self
You're right, how dare she grieve and be upset about her husband's possessions.
Pretty much. If it meant so much to her (him touching the glass and such) why leave it behind?
True that! If this was the 1st time she ever fussed over ‘stuff’ that was one thing, but she was always this way. Materialistic & insensitive! I will never understand people who fuss over things, because I can’t relate. I’ve lost loved ones & not once have I acted the same with their things as Carrie does with ALL material things she possesses. 🤮
I do dislike Carrie, but it's her shit, and she was promised nothing would be broken. As for that comment she made - thats Carrie to you. Just rememering how upset she was with people being unfair and insensitive to single people, fighting for "a womans right to shoes" before she got married. How she thought she "wasnt the marrying kind". And now her being insensitive and condescending to a woman that dares to date in her 50s. As if shes not gonna date in later episodes.
@@angiedoe597 Just bc you never fissed over your passed loved ones possessions, doesn't mean the rest of us don't. Maybe that wasn't your way of grieving, maybe you aren't a sensually emotional, maybe you just didn't love them to that point, etc. I never wanted to move anything after my loved one passed away. I still haven't thrown away my mattress that my grandmother slept on with me a couple months before she passed away, and I never will. We all are different and we have every right to value what we choose to value.
I love Seema's character: hard working, honest and fun. Carrie remained petty, self-obsess and immature.
Carrie's husband died. People are so irrational and hate her so much I wonder about SJP's actual safety.... lol
@@jammzy2959 what was Carrie's excuse when she bombed Charlotte with her money problem? What was Carrie's excuse when she ditched Miranda for a piece of veal? What was her excuse when she judged Samantha for blowing the World Wide Express guy? I love SJP. I am criticizing Carrie the character not SJP.
When my husband died (26 years married), my feelings were just as raw as Carrie's. However I didn't blame, accuse, or be petty to peoples insensitive remarks. At his VIEWING, someone told me "let me know when you're ready to date, I'll fix up a foursome for us". WTF 😳 🤯 😠 😡 🤬 All I did was to smile & prayed she died of gangrene. How about 🤔, someone called me 2 weeks after he died & said, "I'm sure you cashed his insurance by now, can you lend us some money?" 🖕 uh, HELL NO! For me, I wouldn't cry over a piece of glass.
Carrie also stated that she hated the way she's been feeling since he died because she was starting to feel insecure the way she did early in their relationship, so this is still apart of that. I think the part that people don't like about Carrie is that for the most part, she behaves the way people actually do behave in situations and people don't like seeing that part of themselves reflected back at them.
@@jkhegarty4317 I am sorry, but I rather prefer someone who acts like Carrie and does not pray that people die of gangrene... How is that better? That is just being hypocritical.
The most toxic relationship of her life was the love of her life!! It says a lot about her!!!
No relationship is perfect, doesn't mean its toxic.
Big never loved her, and she never loved him. Two narcs pretending.
@@rumblefish9 he strung her along 4 a decade!
@@lonelylantern9135 Carrie did a bang up job "pretending" 2 b hung up on big!
@@gertrudemilhouse5626
Obsession with someone and for their attention is not at all the same as love.
The way Carrie completely dismissed Charlotte’s concerns over Miranda’s drinking in last week’s episode, condescendingly telling her to “stop noticing things” made me want to scream. I mean, Miranda smuggled a bottle of wine into a children’s piano recital--hello! I’m glad someone finally told her off.
Right! That bothered me too!
smuggled XD🤣
@@blurdreamer I mean, I’ve seen the soccer moms fill a canteen or two at a soccer game but a whole jug? That purse needed it’s own seat. 😂
Yes I get it what you mean. But just think about that Carrie is in a really vulnerable situation. She became a widow and still habe to deal with the new situation. It’s hard for her. I think it’s just to much. She can’t be there for her friend because she is at her deepest point in life. That’s why I think she told Charlotte to stop. I believe we will see Carrie in the future carrying about Miranda.
Carrie has always treated Charlotte like shit.
Seema is smart here, she turn the bad situation back to Carrie to even out, XD that some business negotiation skill there.
Wow seriously the scene just reminds me how selfish n annoying this character really is. Finally I love how she gets told off of for exactly what she really is like. Kudos to this Sima character for telling Carrie really is like .
This scene right here when I knew Carrie has never changed,
Toxic Carrie at its best at least thats where the show stays true to itself
And I hope she never does.
@@RominaDeluxe She's grieving. And toxic ppl don't bring sushi and humble themselves before friends.
She’s pathetic
I don't think Carrie was toxic at all. She was grieving then was open and humble to how she makes mistakes. That's remarkable
I love that this scene shows people that it is okay to call someone out for their mistakes, especially after they call you out for your mistake(s). We can be very self-centered when it comes to acknowledging how someone hurts our feelings, but completely oblivious when we hurt someone else….#be aware #standupforyourself
You're right, some ppl think its ok to criticize or give opinions to you yet they don't see how they act or offend..
Yes, this!!!
Don't agree at all. Now was not the time to bring it up. Pure deflection
I’m finally able to do that to use my strength in a tactful way, not screaming F you and my selfish classic storm out of the room
@@feministwitch1402 there’s no perfect timing to bring up anything uncomfortable and sometimes you have to get it out in that minute, or it bubbles up into resentment and you hold it in
Good for the lady for flipping it on Carrie. I’m sorry but sometimes you have to wake people up when they talk to you and think they can say anything to you.
I cannot agree more!
Yea sometimes you gotta stick it to those crybaby widows! 🙄
This scene was very uncomfortable to watch, but it was sooo good..
I know when I’m not done grieving nobody’d better touch or worse break the sentimental things that have so much memories.
Also, the ability to call out something that doesn’t sit right in your heart to a person you’re currently doing business with.
And also, the bravery to tell someone who’s literally shouting at your for your mistake that they’ve done the same thing in the past, but doing it in a very respectful way.
Great, great acting. Carrie the one we always love to hate and hate to love at the same time haha.
Well said!
I love how the broken glass frame mesnt their relationship has been broken and that the women kept a calm voice knowing that she dealt with "carries" in the past. well said to ur comment.
Wow! beautifully put!
Real friendship starts with the 2 people being real. Being truthful. Being honest. This is beautiful.
Seema is, by far, the best part of this show. I would legit watch a spin-off of her character.
I’d rather a Samantha spin off, Seema is fine but she seemed like they wanted her to replace Samantha which is not possible… Samantha was the show
What people are missing is that Carrie didn't feel the loss of John because of shock. She's accumulating all the hard feelings and throughout the season she'll probably lash out until she lets go of John's loss.
Ahh bless your innocent heart, like these haters will care? They don't. Whatever Carrie does, they will hate her. It is very immature BTW, to judge someone's grieving process, no matter what that is. So it's really ironic that they call Carrie immature. Once again, they probably see themselves in Carrie and that pisses them off LOL
So true. And this is precisely how grief works. When we’ve experienced a significant loss we can obsess or control, over their memory and material effects to the point of irrationality.
@@jcr-studios yes x
@@jcr-studios well its not even to the point of irrationality, seema was , to me, excusing her mistake with its replaceable, without saying sorry first. I think it would have been better for her to stand up, face carrie eye to eye and apologize then tell her what happened. Not well it was supposed to be hidden, thats why this happened. Essentially seeming, to me anyway, as an excuse
who's missing Samantha????..I DO👏👏👏❤️
Seema (Sarita Choudhury) is a great actress and she will be brilliant in this new reboot. I've watched her over the years and love each and every character she's played. I am so excited about what lies ahead and the things that are to come.
"He's gone, it's broken and no one can fix it!". That sentence....
This was such an incredibly written scene and really makes you think of different perspectives. I did love how Seema stood her ground and made Carrie realize what she said back at the bar was hurtful. Looking back on the episode, there was a moment when they were both at the bar area that I noticed Seema give Carrie a look, so I was waiting for a moment where this would come up again and in this scene it did. So good!
This was so uncomfortable but a very good scene.
Agreed
This scene is raw, real, and life. Most of all they moved past it.
It’s so refreshing to see how Carrie softened up with the kind words from her new friend
Very well written scene
and new black actress is pretty and not some random chic they found in a pride parade and hired to fill in the Diversity quota. Still this one scene is not enough to neutralize the foul scent from the fart that is called Che, the pot pushing pot caster with zero acting skills.
Life imitating art. It’s like Kim Cattrall telling Sara Jessica Parker how she truly felt about her.
Lol no
might be an unpopular opinion and from the comments, it is. but my heart went out to Carrie. i get it, every single word she said. you just wanna hug the girl 😭😭😭💕
People can act like asses. It’s REAL FRIENDS that will tell you when you are and you can tell them when they are. And everybody moves on with understanding and more compassion for each other.
Gosh this what I always wanted in a friendship. Honesty and being empathetic with each other. I had a friend that could never never say she is sorry and go on full defensive attack mode if I said something hurt me.
I’m so glad someone told her. It sucks that Big died, but dang.
This dialog was amazing to watch. Loved it.
Hi Guilherme!
Beautifully crafted scene on a tremendously sensitive topic.
See this is why I don't associate myself emotionally to things I can't protect all the time. This is bound to happen.
So much nostalgia when you hear the SJP voice over. It's iconic 😍
And this is what Sex in the City is about! Friendship, dealing with life and finding common ground as adults and humans. Just be genuine about what we deal with on a daily basis. Not the media crap that these new writers are shoving down our throats.
Why is it any time there are LGBT characters they are perceived as being “shoved down your throat”? Can’t we just exist in shows and you just accept that we’re a part of the world? I’m gay and I like that my people are getting some visibility. It has nothing to do with “media” or “new writers”. Michael Patrick King wrote these episodes.
@@twnyc3129 Where did they mention about lgbt people on their comment?
This was definitely one of the best scenes of the season so far.
Yea along with Miranda I am Unhappy scene!
I felt the same thing that Seema said when Carrie commented on “putting herself out there”.
Hello Amy, you look gorgeous and I hope you don’t mind us get along
That was some damn good dialogue
i love this scene! It applies to EVERYONE. Be more aware of the words that come out of your mouth.
Incredible scene w a lot of meaning
I really like this friendship, Seema handled that with grace
I agree.
Seema is so darn smart. She calmed down Carrie yet so gently!
I love it how I’ve read comments on other videos of the show of people saying “ugh, she’s not grieving at all, she’s living her life like nothing as happened after loosing the love of her life, this is not realistic at all” BUUUUUT now there’s this incredibly realistic scene where she shows her grief (same way I have this year after loosing someone) and now people are saying she’s toxic!!! My godddd, there are so many negative comments about this show, an almost ALL WOMEN show and most of those comments are from WOMEN as well, I’ve seen some of the reviews videos and they’re literally forcing their way into trying to find something irrelevant to criticize. So sad, as I find this to be a beautiful new piece offered to their devoted fans.
People suck in these comments for sure. Total hypocrites and I wish they would just watch something else.
She showed her grief over an object and demeaned an employee.
Shes not the first widow in history.
Gosh I totally agree. Quite shocked really. It's as though she just can't win whatever she does. I love Carrie...always have. Her style, her flare and how true she is to herself. Ain't nothing wrong with that! I love all the characters tbh. People just need to watch the show or click somewhere else already! Haven't been able to see the new series though. Will get there one day!
its a crappy reboot
@@SanFranDentist94301 When someone you love passes away and you witnessed the process, I hope someone tells you to shut up bc you aren't the first griever in history. And you seem like that type of person that will throw away meaningful/sentimental things or even vintage bc "it's an object." Many of us aren't like that. We cherish what our loved ones have touched and chose for us.
I love Seema ... She is an honest character.
YOU CANT change Carrie. People can’t change and her flaws is what makes her character so good
People do change...
@@thenicobossy Most don’t.
@@thenicobossy No, people CAN change. But 99 times out of 100(at least) they don't. And certainly Carrie hasn't. She's as petty and self absorbed and immature as ever. Not to mention freaking annoying. She has always been the least likable character on this show.
THANK YOU.
Seema talks like Samantha’s character
I loved she got slapped back
After all Carrie went through she never learn how to manage her own emotions in positive ways
She never had a husband die.
She is in the early stages of grief, we haven't even really seen her cry yet. Why is everyone so quick to judge Carrie when she literally is behaving like 99.9% of us when in the same type of situations.
I mean, why people need to be perfect. That's not realistic I don't know why everyone seems to be so judgement these days and only focused in the negative aspects of her personality. I'm glad that she's real. She's a real character with good and bad moments, that's something we all have to remember. We are perfectly imperfect.
Finally someone calls Carrie out !!
Carrie is problematic a lot of the time, but I don't fault her too much for this. People are irrational when they're hurt and grieving. 😕
@NotYourMum That's life. Everyone needs partners for the highs and lows.
I know within the past seven to eight years it has become "really cool and edgy" to hate Carrie Bradshaw (and Rachel Green, apparently), but Carrie's character flaws are severely underrated, in terms of writing and storytelling. If you've watched the show, you know that the character of Carrie Bradshaw isn't some sociopathic, cold, cruel, mean, malicious person. She's a person who isn't right all of the time, but her heart is in the right place and unchanging. This scene is a perfect example of that. Do you really believe Carrie's "putting yourself out there" comment to Seema was intentionally snide or cruel? If you do, well then you don't have eyes or ears.
Carrie is also still in the grieving process and is ALLOWED to become emotionally overwhelmed over a broken picture frame of her recently deceased husband. And Seema wasn't "putting Carrie in her place," Seema was sticking up for herself, which Seema is also ALLOWED to do. Notice what Carrie does when Seema tells her about how her "putting yourself out there" comment hurt her-she stands there, she listens, she understands, and makes a peace offering with the food. I dare anyone else out there to handle this same situation in their real lives with class and grace like these two characters did. Unfortunately, most people in the real world would most likely throw petty insults or get loud and aggressive or storm out. And those same people are criticizing the behaviour of Carrie Bradshaw.
Hi Juju! Interesting comments about Carrie. In my world, Carrie wouldn't be my friend. For me, all the SATC ladies are self absorbed, self centered, impractical, judgemental & unrealistic. It's a show! I know! Made up, pretend, a fictious show about people I wouldn't be friends with. I live in Manhattan (UWS) & the people I know & surround myself are more grounded, giving within & outside of my circle. I cannot picture any of the SATC ladies giving a dollar, when approached, to a homeless person. Let alone work in a soup kitchen or volunteer at a domestic abuse shelter. How about donating their labeled clothes to a charity that helps women return to the work force? Again, this is a show. I hope Mr King, the writer helps the characters grow up in the real world & not just living in the Manolo Blanhiks world. Not trying to be harsh. People are taking this Carrie thing way too far. She's made up.
@@jkhegarty4317 Hello, JK! Just a reminder: As Miranda was telling Carrie that she was pregnant with Brady, a homeless man interrupts their conversation and Carrie gives him cash. Another reminder: Samantha literally helps a nun get a crucial cancer appointment with a hard-to-book NYC doctor.
We all understand that this is a show, and you and many others may even have a point in that these characters aren't "real people" or "real women," which, again, is part of the fantasy of the show and the show's appeal (there's plenty of other shows about "real people" and "real women" [whatever that means]). But to think that these characters are self-absorbed or self-centered or just bad people is a little over-the-top, in my opinion. There's so many negative comments about Carrie Bradshaw that you'd think she was the Antichrist because she isn't perfect and lovely and wholesome 24/7, all the time. I doubt she'd be receiving this much vitriol if she were a dude (because male characters can make as many mistakes as they want and be cool and likeable). Take the character of Big, for example-one of the worst people/characters in the show, but he gets a pass-no comments about him. In fact, he's a saint "who was always in love with Carrie," according to his ex-wife. If Carrie forgets to wish someone a Happy Birthday, she's the devil, a careless, self-centered, insensitive witch. Burn her at the stake. It's very bizarre.
I also think it's a bit dismissive to slam these characters because they enjoy fashion and nice things-all of these characters worked hard in their respective fields to afford these nice things. There's an episode that touched on this concept when Carrie was being shoe-shamed by a mom for buying expensive shoes. So, people who like labels are self-absorbed, self-centered, impractical, and unrealistic? (I'm not putting words in your mouth, JK. I'm just speaking generally.) That, in itself, is a very judgmental view.
Why Rachel? Who would hate RayRay?
I'm so glad you noticed the hate Carrie trend. The love of her life died in her arms and she is still being criticized. ...
ONE problem.
No one is forcing Carrie to do all this.
If shes too brittle to do this with dignity and respect then wait.
Whos gonna complain? Her parents, his parents, their kids, her boss?
Carries a filthy rich childless widow. She can essentially do what she wants.
Seema otoh-is on the job. And her choices are accept it, correct it, or quit.
They are NOT peers or even *friends* at this
point.
But rich people, especially rich White people have problems telling the difference.
See:Samantha Jones
when I look back on season 1 I think of this scene. So incredibly written! And like someone else said, it really makes you think of different perspectives
I love this character, more of Seema!
Carrie the guy DUMPED you 1000 time, made you confused all the time by stringing you along then you call him "the love of your life"!! I have ZERO respect for you carrie ZERO ..... Besides what a way to talk to a respectful woman that tries to help you!!! You really are a doormat girl 🖐
So agree - Carrie thinks he was the Big love but in reality he was a toxic narcissist
First, it's a tv character, two, we are told that for the last ten years they have had a happy and healthy relationship and now since his passing her old insecure tendencies are rearing. Go with it.
@@peaceangel-rl2hf AMEN!!!!!
@@peaceangel-rl2hf exactly it was a toxic narcissist relationship 100 percent
Seriously, I can’t even watch the shorts for this reboot. And I was such a fan….
Yesss but I want Charolette to tell Carrie how much of a narcissist she is, especially after last episode when she tried to confide in Carrie about Miranda’s potential drinking problem.
What I like about Carrie is that she is clearly the character at the front stage the most BUT they care to show how she is imperfectly beautiful just like everyone else.
That’s one piece of writing and acting!!! Congrats all :-)
Now that was a good moment of acting.
This is a great series, desperate for more now please 🙏.
After giving 1 million to an ex ...I would help her shatter the picture lol 🥴
This is one new character that I think is actually pretty well written. I think this is a much mature friendship than the others. It's weird because it's like they took the original Miranda and gave some of those personality traits to Sima in a more likeable character. Miranda's character is just weird this season.
As much as I rolled my eyes watching AJLT, I did like the character of Seema quite a bit. She didn’t feel like a forced replacement for Samantha, at least not in my eyes. It was satisfying to see someone actually call Carrie out by leveling with her like this. As superior/better as the original series is, I felt like Carrie always got off easy even when her friends tried calling her out- they would immediately revert back to acting like Carrie’s dismissal of their qualms was cute. Like when Stanford called her out for ignoring him talking about Marcus- she couldn’t even be bothered to take him seriously. Or when Charlotte allowed her to change the subject after she showed up with the nerve to give her crap for not giving her the 30k that one time? I watched the reboot just cause I’m a longtime fan of SATC- and I found the writing ridiculous and obnoxious but scenes like this gave it some redeemable qualities. Plus the fashion is always so awesome!!😬 oh and Anthony yelling “Get out!”- hilarious 😆
This scene was great! Raw and honest!
Seema is the best character in the entire reboot, she needs to be center stage in season 2. Way too much of Ché and not enough of Seema
Seema is a spectacular Samantha replacement! Gorgeous, intelligent, stylish, and a great actress. I'm looking forward to her continuing story line with "Breath that is bated" (to quote a comment to Aleksandr Petrovsky!)
At least Carrie didn’t get all offended and stomp out. She’s certainly matured a little. Samantha would have told her that too I think.
This scene is really beautiful, we make mistakes like that and we don’t notice it. I think good friends and friendship will bring up these conversations and the understanding of it.
But I still would like carry say IM SORRY TOO😅
I just love Sarita Choudhury!!! I love her ever since she was the lead actress along side of Denzel Washington in Mississippi Masala!!!
Great writing… and pretty good acting.
I never had an issue with Carrie voicing how angry or sad someone made her. Too many times we shove our true feelings under the rug to appease others or to not make them uncomfortable.
Just because it is a mistake doesn't mean damage wasn't done. However, once a genuine apology is given and work is put in to make sure the mistake isn't made again, it is also imperative that forgiveness is attempted.
We all have blind spots.
Irrespective of the circumstance, it’s important to tell people how you really feel. It was great that Seema was self-aware and confident enough to be honest that she didn’t feel sorry about the glass because the photo represented something joyful in Carrie’s life. Did feel a little heartless… even if Carrie x Big drama is so draining.
But timing is also important. Maybe it wasn’t tasteful to have brought up Carrie being insensitive at the restaurant right then and there in retaliation to breaking the glass… “what goes around comes around Carrie.”
It’s a good thing that sushi was there for comic relief lol
seema is the new samantha! and i approve! we want more seema!
Not really imo. Samantha was all about sex and no filter. This character is deep and not sleeping around.
Typical Carrie. Doesn't depersonalize her home for sale. Gets angry at someone else for making a mistake doing it for her.
The profound sentimental value of that framed photo is all the more reason Carrie should have put it away herself.
I cried so much in this scene.
After watching two episodes of this show, I decided it was unwatchable, and after those first two only watched recaps of it. Thank goodness I was spared scenes like this one. Seema is WAY too good a person to be friends with Carrie.
This episode was really good.
the best one so far, i loved the 3 main plots of this ep
Seema was so gentle. Carrie isn’t a good friend. She assumed the worst intentions despite no mistrust having been earned and completely skips over the part where she didn’t follow instructions eso with something so important to her.
What a great exchange. Done to perfection in an adult manner. Seema respectfully reminded Carrie of a moment where Carrie said something that could be taken as an insult even if she did not mean to insult her. Everyone sees words through their own lense of experiences. This could have turned into a screaming match but they were both open and respectful of f each other's give and take in a calm manner. It's all about having grace and not getting tripped up over everything a friend says. Unfortunately,this is scripted and well performed and often humans do not respect other people's views band it's ok to feel the way you do. Great scene to remind me to stop and think. But it was ok for Carrie to express herself and it was ok Seems to giver a polite and firm reminder of a situation they share to bring Carrie to reality.
Only a person like Carrie would never have let her speak her piece. She would be too busy crying over the broken glass, because it's about HER.
So right better to have loved and lost then never have.
The only new character I like so far!
I love this character. She’s witty , fun and a breath of fresh air from the stupid Che/Miranda and whatever Charlotte has going on ..
Seema is a revelation. Just wonderful.
This scene made the show tbh
The writing here is just…*chief’s kisses*
Hark at Carrie all precious about the glass in a frame. I remember when she lobbed a fillet o' fish at Big's head and it went all over his telly...
Touché Seema 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 very well handled and mature
Carrie is one character no woman should be, helpless, insensitive and selfish.
I got scared for seema when Carrie was drilling her about the frame ehhhh
Carrie calmmmmm down! I get it! Seriously ! But calm down! She hasn't changed one bit! Still don't like her.
This gave me hope…
I like how she put Carrie in her place.
I mean, why people need to be perfect. That's not realistic I don't know why everyone seems to be so judgemental these days and only focused in the negative aspects of her personality. I'm glad that she's real. She's a real character with good and bad moments, that's something we all have to remember. We are perfectly imperfect.
now I understand why psychologists are needed in this world
So bizarre that *suddenly or *Just Like That needs to find 4 new friends. Haven't they been living in that "city" for decades?????
This one is the most intelligent and logical question asked by anyone on my channel uploads. Great one, Donise.
Great episode and great scene
Good for Sema. The first person who called Carrie on her infinitely childish self-centeredness
Seema is the ONLY new character on this show that works with the original characters.