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Is <em>Sex And The City</em> Coming Back To The Small Screen?
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Jen Carlson
Published Aug 15, 2011
Modified Aug 15, 2011
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Is the rumored Sex And The City prequel really being put on hold because the show is returning to television? According to the Daily Mail, producers met in Hollywood last week to discuss bringing the show back.
A source told them, "Ultimately Darren Star—the man who created the hit series—will have the overall say, but everyone is agreed a TV show is the direction they want to take the franchise in. Sarah Jessica Parker will be producing. She was worried about doing another film after the bad reaction to the SATC2 movie, but a TV show is definitely something she wants to happen."
The series ended after six season, in 2004, and the storyline continued in the two movies that followed. Here's the last time we saw Carrie on the small screen:
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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