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Hi everyone and welcome to Everything Iconic with me, Danny Pellegrino.

This is a special bonus episode of Everything Iconic, where we're going to dive a little deeper into and just like that.

The Sex and the City's Sequel series are re-but I don't know what exactly they're calling it.

But I'm watching it. There have been seven episodes as of this recording on HBO Max, episode eight, airs later this week.

And I invited my friend, comedian Naomi Ekperigin, on the show to talk about where we've been and where we're at so far in the series.

There's a lot of unhinge things happening on the show.

And so she's going to break it all down with me, but I do want to just give a little disclaimer that

if you are really loving the show and you don't want to hear a bad word about it at all,

please turn off the spot. Because we're going to drag it a little bit.

I mean, there's some things that we need to track.

And so I don't want you all to listen to this podcast if you are just loving it unconditionally.

Because I do think I've said this before I think the good is outweighing the bad, but there's a lot of bad.

And some of the bad is, whew, some of the bad.

whew, we're going to talk about the JDs of it all.

And so I hope you'll stick around.

And I love the original Sex and the City series.

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