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Christopher Noth Shows Up On The Set Of "Girls"
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Jen Carlson
Published Aug 1, 2012
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Yesterday Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner, of Girls, Tweeted a photo of Christopher Noth on the set of the HBO series. They're currently filming season two of the show, which has drawn comparisons to Sex and the City, so this photo means Noth may be making a cameo, and from the looks of him here, he may even be playing Mr. Big. Though obviously Aidan would be a way better match for Hannah. You know, if we were living in a world where two very different New Yorks and their fictional residents managed to become one in some sort of 4th dimension, obviously.
Menage a Noth RT @campsucks: Spoiler alert? twitter.com/campsucks/stat…
— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) July 31, 2012
The show returns in January of 2013.
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