TV Guide E! Wednesday

Miranda and Samantha make the mistake of dating men who are obsessed with models; Carrie spends the night with a model; Miranda fails to return phone calls.

Carrie brings Charlotte and Samantha to a party, only to learn that everyone there is married; Miranda pretends to be a lesbian to further her career.

Carrie and Samantha date guys in their twenties but soon decide that it is not for them; Charlotte's boyfriend asks her to try something new in bed.

A handsome French architect pays Carrie for sex; Charlotte is swept away by a famous artist but is conflicted when he asks her to pose nude for a painting.

Carrie suspects that Mr. Big is trying to keep his relationship with her a secret when he fails to show at a big event; Miranda discovers a boyfriend's fetish.

Carrie wants to be exclusive with Mr. Big; Miranda wants an open relationship with Skipper; Samantha secretly goes apartment hunting without her realtor.

Carrie finds out that Big was once married and had a threesome with his ex; Charlotte's man wants to bring in another woman; Samantha's involved with a couple.

Big informs Carrie that he will never marry again; Miranda introduces Charlotte to "The Rabbit," and she becomes a recluse; a man proposes to Carrie as a ruse.

The girls ponder their childless situations; Carrie wonders about motherhood when her period is late; Samantha gives her own kind of baby shower.

Carrie's certain she and Big will never share a bed again due to her flatulence; Charlotte dates Carrie's former lover who isn't interested in sex.

Miranda's Catholic lover always showers after sex; Carrie learns that Mr. Big takes his mother to church; Samantha doesn't meet her lover's standards.

Carrie starts dating a new member of the Yankees but finds that she still isn't over Mr. Big; Miranda tires of talking about men all the time.

A woman seeks Terry's expertise in fixing her uneven breasts; a patient stays awake for her tummy tuck because she is so anxious about something going wrong.

Before a music video shoot, a transgender pop star needs to have her pixie ears fixed; a model undergoes surgery to fix her eye bag problem.

A woman with a potentially unfixable nose seeks out Paul for help; a person wants an implant that can be converted into male and female options.

The doctors help a woman with a botched nose; a woman is constantly reminded of her unborn twin by a scar that she hopes to get removed.

Dr. Nassif tries to fix the injured nose of a former boxer; actress and model Shauna Sand learns some unexpected news from the doctors.

Justin Jedlica comes back to help Dr. Dubrow make a body builder with no visible pectorals look more pumped; a former Miss India asks Dr. Nassif for help.

Dr. Dubrow works on the biggest breast case in his career; Dr. Nassif helps a soldier with a botched nose; the doctors meet a man who wants to look like a hero.

Michael begins practicing for the birth of Jan's baby by having Dwight go over possible birthing scenarios with him; Michael pretends to dislike Holly.

Michael helps Pam get a job at corporate; Michael and Holly's date gets off to an early start; Michael holds an auction to replace items lost in a robbery.

Pam is embarrassed that she's the only one in costume at corporate for Halloween; Holly and Michael get shocking news from corporate; Dwight torments Andy.

Dwight and Jim get the results of the annual customer survey report; Pam and Jim use their Bluetooth phones; Angela and Andy's wedding location.

Andy and Oscar form an unlikely friendship when Michael brings them on his trip to Canada; Jim counts the days until Pam's return.

An unknown culprit makes a huge mess in the microwave and refuses to come forward; Michael realizes personnel changes have been made without his knowledge.

Michael turns to his staff for suggestions on how best to spend a budget surplus; Dwight takes Angela and Andy to the farm to work on their wedding plans.

Meredith's hair catches on fire at Phyllis' Moroccan-themed Christmas party; Dwight corners the market on a popular Christmas toy.

Michael spills the beans to Andy about Angela's affair; Michael worries about being called down to corporate for a meeting with Wallace.

Michael and Dwight go undercover to carry out some industrial sabotage on a rival paper company; the staff debates Hilary Swank's attractiveness.

Dwight, upset by his co-workers' disregard toward his safety advice, stages a fire in the office, but his actions lead to an unforeseen disaster.

Michael learns that he is the source of his employees' stress, so he organizes a no-holds-barred roast of himself, but his feelings are hurt by what he hears.

Michael goes on a speaking tour to explain Scranton's relative success; Dwight and Jim forget a birthday; Andy falls for someone he should not.

Michael and Pam continue their tour of the branches; Dwight and Jim struggle with party planning with a grumpy staff; Angela's new cat causes a stir.

Michael's latest scheme throws the office into chaos when he decides to put special tickets in packages of paper that can be redeemed for discounts.

Michael's plans for his 15th anniversary party are squashed by a new, no-nonsense Vice President; Jim's prank on Dwight has some unexpected results.

Michael's relationship with the new vice president gets tense as his goofing off escalates; Pam deals with a new copier; Kelly develops a crush.

After making a bad first impression, Jim finds himself facing off with the new boss in a soccer game; Michael is afraid to face the workday.

Mr. Big goes to Carrie's birthday party; Samantha criticizes her boyfriend; Charlotte gets a puppy; Miranda talks dirty to a lover and reveals too much.

Carrie dates a bunch of freaks; Samantha has a first date with a guy who wears dog collars and likes to be slapped around; Miranda gives up on dating.

Carrie likes being single; Miranda fakes an orgasm with a new guy; Samantha gets taken in by a jerk; Charlotte convinces herself to like a "fix-it" friend.

Charlotte falls for a widower; Carrie mends fences; Samantha is exiled from the Manhattan social scene; Miranda has panic attacks after buying an apartment

Carrie tries to break the news that she is back with Mr. Big; Charlotte is swept away by a group of powerful lesbians; Samantha feels betrayed by her trainer.

At an engagement party for Miranda's interior decorator, Charlotte gets felt up by her date's father; Mr. Big walks out on Carrie's poetry recital.

Carrie and Mr. Big continue their romance; Samantha has an affair with a wealthy older man; Miranda ends her relationship with a married man.

Carrie tries to change some of Mr. Big's more annoying habits; Charlotte dates an uncircumcised man; Samantha's old boyfriend is now a drag queen.

Carrie and Mr. Big exchange "I love you's"; Miranda splits with her boyfriend; Samantha dates a rich man; Charlotte hooks up with a movie star.

Carrie attempts to leave some of her things at Big's place; Miranda has a lazy ovary; Charlotte's new beau is "gay-straight"; Samantha's revenge.

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