Sex and the City1998

Carrie:
Dreams are a really good way to experiment. It's like a... it's like buying a dress and keeping the tags on.

Charlotte York:
Do you think it means I should do it? Have a threesome? Jack says that I have a fire inside me.

Carrie:
You tell him they make a cream for that.

Charlotte York:
I'm serious!

Carrie:
I know, but it's your call. Don't do it just to make Jack happy.

Charlotte York:
But maybe it would bring us closer.

Carrie:
Sweetie, don't you think it's weird that you're thinking of sleeping with someone you don't know, to get closer to Jack?

Charlotte York:
But how well do we ever know the people we sleep with?

Carrie:
[voice over narration] That was the thing about Charlotte. Just when you were about to write her off as a Park Avenue Pollyanna, she'd say something so right on, you'd think she was the Dalai Lama.

Charlotte York:
Do you think my hair is too shiny today?

Carrie:
[voice over narration] And then she'd say something else.

Charlotte York:
Do you?

Carrie:
[voice over narration] But the bigger question remained: if Charlotte was actually considering a threesome, who wasn't? The Village Voice had more ads for looking for threesomes than it did for small rat-infested studios renting at a thousand a month. But who actually answered these ads?