Kristen Davis
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1,669 appearances
27 recordings
6 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 13 Apr
Kristen Davis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I don't know what season is coming. So I guess this is like a journey for Charlotte of discovery, I guess. And for whatever reason, maybe it's because it's art. Okay. She's like, okay, for the art, I can do this for the art. And then later you're going to see the gallery showing at her gallery, which is a big deal for her, right? So she is thinking about her own career advancement.
Like I think that is her goal. Like I'm going to make a name for myself in the art world and this is one way to do it. And it's secret that I posed, right? So all the friends come and they're all trying to guess which painting is her. And I do vaguely remember being vaguely embarrassed and just trying to roll with it. Like just like the taxi cab, you know,
Last episode, I'm not going to say either. You know, I'm just like, okay, they're writing for me. I've just got to, you know, seem like I'm game. I've just got to make it work somehow. I'm sure that I was using all of my actor substitutions in my mind, right? Like what kind of risky thing would I do for my job? Something like doing a crazy storyline on a show that I really want to be on, right?
Like I'm probably using the very thing that's happening in life for my substitution, right? for Charlotte's storyline. It's very similar because I'm just like, I need storyline. I'm going to go with this slightly insane thing that they're writing for me because I'm just really, really happy that they're writing something for me. Okay, cut back to the show. We're back at Pretend Balthazar.
Samantha and Carrie show up again and the hostess is there with a different hat, you guys. It's amazing. They think they're going to get in because Carrie has already been there. But no, no, no, it is not easy. Amelita is there. She invites Carrie to come to the Venice Film Festival with a whole new group of handsome men who are this time from Italy.
But one of them puts his arm around Carrie and then kind of the arm slips down in a way. Carrie does not like this. So I was really pleased to see this. Like Carrie kind of, you know, getting her...
sense of self there and realizing no you know she's gonna have her morals her voiceover says like you know I realize like there's a line between what I'm willing to do and what I'm not willing to do so then she goes to the bathroom she politely excuses herself she goes to the bathroom the hostess is there and she looks all vulnerable and she needs a tampon and it's so cute because Carrie's like yes
yes, I have one. And then after that, they always get into the restaurant. So it's good. It's like women on each other's side. You know, it all works out. Then at the very end, we are at the art gallery. The friends are there. Unfortunately, Stanford's not there. I was really hoping this was the art gallery scene where Stanford was there, but I think that's coming later. But the girls are there.
Everyone's trying to guess which one of these paintings might be Charlotte. And I tell Carrie in her ear, which one is me? And she tells us, I think, Samantha. And I'm just like, oh, my God, this is so mortifying. But, you know, I'm standing there and I'm looking pleased and I'm giggly, whatever. And I think a lot of it was like just being game, you know? Like you're in this show.
The show doesn't know what it is. We're figuring it out together. And I feel like everyone...
most definitely Sarah Jessica because she's talking to that camera again you know she's floating up in the air she's like we're doing so much stuff you know it's very interesting to me now one of my favorite things just from a personal personal note is that in that art gallery Sarah is wearing this kind of kimono robe that has like paillettes on it this is a robe that still exists in Carrie's closet in and just like that and I feel like I just saw it like a couple weeks ago
So for me, it was adorable because I thought it was only a robe that she wore at home. But no, she wears this out to the art gallery, which again is bohemian Carrie is creative Carrie. I love it. We're seeing her stylistically, you know, come into her own in so many ways. So. I think that this episode is so interesting.
And this is when I'm like, could I just have a forum of fans that I could talk to about this? Because I would love to hear your guys' thoughts. Like, what do you think about female sex and the different forms it takes in the episode? Like, you know, Miranda sees, you know, she's got the power over Skipper, right? And Skipper says, oh, I'm addicted to her, you know, obviously.
And then, you know, Charlotte, you know, willing to be painted by this artist so that she can advance her thing. Amelita's, her whole way of life is like, you know, this is what I do. I have these, you know, handsome rich men and I go where they want and I have beautiful jewelry and I have a wonderful life and isn't it great? And, you know, it seems to be working great for her, right? Is that cool?
What do you think? And then, like, Carrie, you know, has to kind of decide, do I want to be that or do I want to not be that and kind of, you know, try to afford my shoes but not be able to and get my credit card cut up? Like it's to me a very interesting kind of conundrum that many, many people go through. Men and women really, you know, honestly. And I think it's still going on.
So I'm super curious what you guys think. And I'm really hoping that maybe you'll tell me. I also want to think—this is reminding me a little bit of one comment that we got from last week, which is—
Someone went on and said, when we were talking about the Valley of the 20-something guys, and they said that when Blakely and I were talking about the roommate and how that was a deal breaker, which I think is what we said. We said something like that. And they were like, oh, you know, you guys ruined it for us. And I wish I knew how old these people were who commented, right?
Because I want to know, are they in their 20s, right? Because this is interesting. Things have changed for sure. And there's a lot of people... who don't, you know, get to live by themselves because the economy is wacky and, you know, COVID happened and so many things happened, right? So I think probably a lot of people do have roommates that wouldn't probably have had roommates in 1998, right?
And the whole idea of Valley of the 20-something Guys is Timothy Olyphant's character and his friends are in their 20s, right? And Carrie and her friends were in our 30s. So there is supposed to be this generational gap happening in the episode, right? And it seems like we possibly touched on it too much that made people feel upset about it, I guess.
And I think that's a very interesting thing to talk about now because I still think it's true, probably even more true, that there are these generational gaps. And that's part of the reason I wanted to do the podcast is because we've been so lucky to get to do the show since 1998, 1997, which is a very long time, obviously. We've seen so many social trends and changes and
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