Hello, my name is Perri Robinson and I am a student at Bournemouth University studying Marketing. As part of my course I am required to complete primary research on the topic of my choice and as a fan of Sex in The City myself, I thought what better than to choose the show!
The aim of my project is to research whether women aged 25-40 feel that Sex and The City has influenced viewer’s behaviours and attitudes.

I recognise that your time is precious but I would be incredibly grateful if you took the time to fill out the attached questionnaire on the link below

www.tolunaquick.com/tqsruntime.aspx?SurveyId=1041870&a...cHc


Your details and any data you provide will only be used for the purpose of this study and will be kept under strict confidence. Please feel free to contact me at perri.robinson@hotmail.co.uk if you have any further questions.

I just watching ENTERTAINMENT TV and it was said that the cast is going totally 80s on a flash back probably. The blond was wearing snakeskin skin tight socks with boots and workman straped on her waist with a whole of hair. The brunette was simply in a green skirt and with a cardigan on her shoulders while Sara Jessica Parker was in a normal Madonna Outfit and the Red head was looking like a secretary with an outfit like one and with white tennis shoes and socks with lots of books. I hope the Flash Back will be fun to watch

In a city like New York, where moving on is a fact of life, is it really possible to revisit the past? And if we do, will old friends and situations still be as dear to our hearts?
Thankfully, the answer to that Carrie-esque musing when applied to the big-screen version of "Sex and the City" is a resounding yes.
Meeting absent old friends can often be initially awkward. Familiar sure, but fitting back into the groove takes a little time. The same is true of "SATC: The Movie." Faces are the same, but things have naturally progressed since we last caught up with the fabulous foursome.
It's three years and three books later for quintessential New York writer Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), the central figure around whom friends Miranda (Cynthia Nixon), Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Samantha (Kim Cattrall) revolve. Carrie still loves Big (Chris Noth) and they happily split time between his and her apartments while searching for Manhattan's Holy Grail - the perfect abode for two. Marriage, it appears, has never entered the equation.