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They're family owned and operated and they never cut corners. Ever. They do things the right way, even if it's the hard way. They're transparent about what goes into their food and what doesn't. They know good taste doesn't need a long list of ingredients and they stick to what matters, using the fewest, highest quality ingredients to craft their meats and cheeses. Visit dietzandwatson.com therightway to learn more about the Dietz difference. Set sail with the 90s cruise enter to win a free cruise for two on board the 90s cruise experience. Once in a lifetime performances you can't get from a concert from iconic 90s acts like TLC, Sugar Ray, Fuel, and more. The 90s cruise will sail from Tampa and head to Nassau and Key west on Celebrity Constellation January 25th through January 30th, 2026. Head to the90scruise.com iheart to enter to win a free cruise for two. Hi, I'm Kristen Davis and I want to know, are you a Charlotte H. Hi everybody. Welcome to Are youe With Charlotte. We are gonna do something a little bit different. You know, I've been doing this podcast now for about six months. It's been incredible. I can't believe it's only six months. Cause I feel like we've gone so deep already. We've had such incredible guests. So what we're gonna do is recap some of our favorite moments from the last six months and just let you enjoy them. For those of you who've just joined us, this might be some things you haven't heard. And for those of you who've been along for the ride, I hope you enj just short little takes of our favorite moments, our favorite guests. And here we go. My story that I told myself and other people about the first season was I didn't even know what the show was till the finale, which is oh come all ye faithful. Right? And then when I looked at bay and merry pigs, I was like, I'm not gonna say that again. It's so true. Cause you knew the thesis. Yes, it's there. The thesis of the entire series. The thesis, clear as a bell, which is married people think single people are lepers. Right. Which is what we built. Definitely. But also then at the end, how she comes back together with us. Think about how many times over the years we have filmed that scene. Yeah, I know. It's amazing. Amazing. And as far as you saying, oh, I didn't know what I was doing, and me saying, oh, I didn't know who Charlotte was, she's pretty clear in that episode. It's true when you think about that. And thank God, because I was like, oh, my God, is the whole episode, the whole first season, gonna be me flailing now? I knew that. The episode you've referenced, which I hate to even say it, still, 20 years later, 30 years later, up the butt. The up the butt, obviously, is a very specific set of memories of, like, joy of performing as well as, like, humiliation, you know? Well, that is the joy. Definitely. Definitely. They go together. They go together. Especially for Charlotte. Yeah. And what you grew to embrace as an actor. Yeah. Was the absolute joy of being in a moment that could be considered embarrassing. Totally. And just going with it. I mean, it's true. It's true. Well, at some point, one of you, either Darren or you, I can't remember, which said, you know, you're going to have to get the pie in the face. Now, I know if you talk to each of us, each of us really feels like we had to get the pie in the face. And probably that's true. I mean, I always say, it's gonna be a cream pie. Yeah. You know, you're gonna get hit. You're gonna get hit. And I mean, that was really. I remember going like, oh, okay, that I need to embrace that. That is what we're doing. I think the reason the show was tolerable was because the heroes were also the fools. Definitely the soap. Every. As soon as somebody stood on a soapbox, which Charlotte did a lot. Oh, so often, we always broke the soapbox. So she fell at the end. Thank God. You can't make a speech on this show without getting a cream pie. Totally. There was this backlash where people were sort of. Some people were, like, horrified and said, these aren't women. Right. Women don't act like this. Women don't talk like this. Women don't have this kind of lack of inhibition and lack of sentimental romantic necessity. Right. These are gay men disguised as women. I do remember this. It was very troubling. Right. It was very annoying. And I also remember, and I don't remember what season it was where we had a reporter, like, all four of us were talking to this person at the same time, and the reporter said, do you think this is a feminist show? And all four of us basically almost took that person's head off. We were like, well, of course it's a feminist show. Like, what's wrong with you? Yeah, totally. Yes. We're all feminists. It's a feminist show. What would it be if it wasn't a feminist show? Right. Because we're wearing lipstick and high heels. Right. It's not a feminist show. What's wrong with you? Absolutely. But I do think that that also reminds me of the different times, you know, and the fact that we were not. There was no blueprint for us, you know? And that, in some ways is, I think, like, this kind of magic about us coming together and HBO allowing us to find ourselves and then also being able to do the movies and then also being able to do. And just like that. I mean, like, there is no blueprint. There is nothing else. But you know what? It's really funny for me because, as I said, I started acting when I was, like, 11, 12. And one of the very first things that I did was this movie called Little Darlings, which is starring Tatum O' Neal and Christie McNichol. And then there are six of us who aren't those two people. So there are eight young women. Amazing. And we're all, like. We're all supposed to be, like, mid teens, I would say. And some of us, like me, are 12. Cause I'm tall. And other people are, like, 18, but they're playing 15. Whatever. We're all playing, like. And it's about two girls who don't like each other at summer camp. And somebody starts a bet to see which one of them can lose their virginity first. Wow. And all the rest of us line up with one or the other, and there's lots of betting on it. And the whole camp. Right. Gets involved. Wow. And this was a very popular, successful movie that it's, like, very dear to a lot of people's hearts, right? But when it came out, I remember one review that started, now here's a disgusting idea for a movie, right? Critics were horrified. And this was, like, literally 20 years later. And I was like. It was deja vu for me. It was like, here are women who are talking about sex and the possibilities of sex with their female friends and then going out and assertively pursuing it, right? And audiences are like, wow, cool. And critics are like, ew. To me, it's like, you know what? Back then, you would have had to work really, really, really hard not to have sex for four years, which is super interesting. It would have been kind of impossible. But people had a lot more sex back then than they do now. Wow. I mean, now there actually is a sex drought. Wow. This is for real. Whoa. But back then, you know, people had sex a lot. So I just. I do think, like, in 1998, three months, that would have been a long time. Okay. Because it was so easy to have sex back then. Why? Because there was a lot of interaction, and you saw people out in person in the wild. And it also feels like. It feels like the population was younger then. And it actually was. There were more young people. There were more people in their 30s. Got it. And there also wasn't as much to do. Like, now we have the phones and there's gaming and there's streaming, and everybody is in their own bubble, you know, bubble of like, this is, you know, my entertainment. But back then, it was other people. Yes, it was other people. You went out and did stuff. You did stuff. And people wanted to have sex. Amazing to think about. It was very easy. I mean, now I have women come up to me and, you know, I mean, attractive women in their 50s, and they'll say, like, I've been trying to have sex for the last year, and I haven't found anyone to have sex with me. Wow. Which is like, this is really a different time. Do you remember shooting that day? Because all of the background workers, they didn't want anybody to know that Big had died. So when they were speaking, when the. When the background workers were in the art studio, which is where we filmed that day, right in Chelsea, they would use her. She. And then when all the background workers were released and they turned around and we were seeing all of the cast speaking about Mr. Big. It was at that point that the script changed and Everybody was referencing Mr. Big and. But they didn't want anybody to know. So the whole day, we had to keep it a secret because the background workers, and not background workers, the background artists, were all under the impression that the person who. That they were there to memorialize was a woman. I had a line. My line was, am I the only one that remembers what a he was? And the girl that I had to say it to was sitting next to me at the funeral. And I remember after we finished shooting, she said, why did you ask me if he was an. If the person that died was a Woman. Wow. And I said something like, I didn't write the episode. I don't know, you'd have to ask writers. Good. Molly, I'm going to craft service. See you later. Bye. Wow. Wow. I had forgotten all this drama in that day. Yeah, it was a big day. What I do remember is they hadn't gotten the montage together yet of Big that we were supposed to be watching on the wall. So we had puppies and stuff. Do you remember this? Were you there for that part? Yes, yes. There was like puppies and kitties and pandas and at one point, Sarah Jessica never breaks like never never. Like not from laughing, not from anything. Do you know what? And she's sitting next to me in the scene and at one point they're, you know, they're doing closeup after closeup and we're watching the puppies and trying to have our feelings. And I think it was just one more angle and Sarah was just like, ah, just like fell to her knees and put her head in my lap and just started just like hysterically laughing. Which I have never experienced before in my life. Aging is a natural process as we know and we do our best to embrace it. But I will tell you one part of aging that I don't care for. It's the symptoms that stem from changing hormones. Especially as you get closer to perimenopause and menopause. That's why, listeners, we want to tell you about Happy Mammoth's Hormone Harmony. 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Head to the 90s cruise.com iheart to enter to win a free cruise for two. I initially got was asked about the show by my agent. Kevin Uvain sent me. Either it was a phone call, I'm certain it wasn't an email cause this was 1997 or 96. 97. This is a plug in situation. That's right. And he so he sent me the script with a cover letter. Very traditional. For those of you who don't know what that is, there's a script and there's typically it's accompanied by a cover letter from your agent or whoever is submitting it and they'll explain, you know, this is a project, it's shooting in New York. You have been offered the role of Blank. The producer is blank, the director is blank. Or they have no director set yet. This is hbo, this is the studio, this is the network. And you were like what? And so Kevin called me and said Darren has asked about meeting you to discuss this. And he said he wrote this like I was in his head in some way, which I found really interesting. Was perfectly happy to meet with him. And I did say I knew Darren Starr's name from Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place. And I was pretty familiar with Candace's work as a reader of the observer which was a fairly well known New York paper that a lot of us reached for its distinction was that it was pink. Yeah. Which was kind of unusual. And coincidentally or not, I had been sent a copy of her book that Darren had then bought the rights to. And that book was a compilation of all of her columns for the New Yorker, for the Observer. And, and so I did know that. And I don't know why I was sent a copy of the book, but I was. And I enjoyed it. And there were some in particular. No, there were some in particular columns that I love. So I read the script and loved it. And I was doing a musical on Broadway at that time, Princess and the Pea. I was doing Once Upon a Mattress. Once Upon a Mattress. I saw it. I saw it. And. Oh, thanks. And. And I was gonna get. I was going to get married. Oh, right. It was a secret. It was a secret. Yes. And I had a wedding date. And I didn't really want to mess with that date, of course, because I kind of. I had understood that maybe it was shooting around the exact same time. Got it. And we had cleared that date primarily because all of our friends who worked in the theater only have Mondays off. So our wedding was on a Monday. And. Yeah. And so I met with Darren and I, you know, I told him I loved it and that I thought it was especially compelling and that I, you know, my only objections. And I feel like objections is almost too strong a word, I, I, I alerted him to the fact that I didn't do scenes nude. That I just, for whatever reason, right or wrong, I just never felt comfortable doing that. When you went on Fallon, the thing that I love so much, many things, obviously, because you are number one, so inspiring and amazing and fabulous and powerful and really just the epitome, in so many ways of what we wanted to create when we started the show that kind of wasn't really out there, you know, especially in television. So from that perspective, I love you anyway. And then just to hear you with your incredibly well thought out, well researched points on all of us. Cause I wanna talk about it, baby, listen. I wanna hear about it, okay? And I wanna hear if there are any updates. So let's just rehash in case anyone missed that. Okay? So you just discovered the show when probably, like. Well, I've always known what the show was, but, like, as a child, like, you watch it and it's going over your head. You don't know what. Of course, I'm a little thing. I don't know what y' all Are talking about of. But I rewatched it turning 29, and I'm looking at the show, and I'm like, wait a minute. Nobody told me Sex and the City was this damn good. So I'm watching, and I needed to rewatch it a few times so I could really get into everybody. Love it. I feel like everybody already has their favorite characters, and I'm late to the party, so I'm like, okay, everybody's favorite character is Carrie. Okay. Well, no, like. Like, Charlotte and Samantha are my favorite characters. Okay. I love it. And no shade to Carrie, of course. I definitely love Carrie. Of course. We love you, Sierra. Of course. But Carrie, she just makes bad decisions all the time. I mean, I know what you're saying. When I'm rewatching it myself, I am kind of shocked. Like, you are literally running into the same wall thinking you're gonna turn into a ghost and walk through it. I don't understand. That's a good point. That's the definition of insanity. That is a good point. I loved how well dressed this insane person was. Like, that's. So I'll give Carrie, like, my favorite character dressing wise, right? Well, I can't. Well, yeah, she was very well dressed. A very well dressed crazy person. Sarah has incredible style, and Carrie does also, and it's eclectic and fun. I like that part. At first, I thought I didn't like Samantha, right? Like, in the first couple of episodes, I was like, why are they making it seem like sex is her whole life? But as I kept watching, I'm like, wait a minute, baby. She is sex. Like, and she puts her foot down. I feel like that to me. She owns her body. She knows what she wants. She's very confident. She's unapologetic. She's unapologetically hurt. And she wasn't letting these men stomp all over her. And I feel like, that's me. So I was like, damn, am I Samantha? But then you was kind of crazy too. I know. I have my crazy element, don't I? But it was, like. It was logical crazy. Thank you. Like, I was. Thank you. She's very emotional. Yes, that's me. Is it? That's me. I get emotional. Yeah, me too. Like, it's okay to be irrational sometimes. I'm completely wowed every time I look back at these episodes. And partly I'm wowed because I'm like, Mr. Big is not worth this effort. Like, I've said this a few times, but I'm like, I agree. Okay, thank you. Because I had to lend you. Did you? Okay, explain. I've never. Never been a fan. Got it. I wasn't a super fan of Aiden either. I just. I just wasn't. No one's good enough for her. No, I definitely. I know. I don't think that at all. I just think that. Oh, my God. I'm gonna say something that's so controversial. Do it. Do it. I think she has bad taste in men. Carrie Bradshaw donut. It's okay. It's okay. Listen. Some of us have bad taste in men. Okay, Listen, the truth. Listen, I don't get big. Okay, we'll get into it. Because I have a lot of opinions about this episode. Help me, help me. Because, I mean, through the learning. Now looking back, I also have a lot of opinions. And I didn't at the time. I just accepted it as normal. Because I think that I also experienced many of these things. Do you know? Well, yeah. I mean, there was definitely. I mean, isn't there a time where we all have bad taste in men? I think what bothers me about Carrie is that, like, she hung onto a man that was like. Obviously, just. I don't understand what the appeal was. Me neither. When I look back at the time, I completely did. You did. Right. And even when I'm watching this episode. Which we're out of order now, but I'm just gonna say. Cause it's on my mind. Yeah, sure. You know? Okay. So this is the episode where Carrie is doing some research about religion. And so she goes, and she's standing on this very picturesque summer New York City street corner. And she happens to see. She's looking at a church. She happens to see Big walk out with his very beautiful mother. Good Lord. Yeah. Marion Seldes, an incredible actress. And she's like, oh, my God. Big and his mother. It's almost like she didn't realize that he had a mother. You know? So interesting. And then she walks over, they chat, they have a weird conversation. Like, that's also part of what is amazing to me is like. Like, their dynamic is very fascinating. And I think a lot of it is because they're really good actors also. Right. So, like, there's so many layers. Yes. Like, her face and all the things that she's doing. I know, but, like, I need. Okay, I'm gonna get canceled. Canceled for this whole thing. No. Gonna go in, you guys. You're not gonna get canceled. Carrie has no poker face, and it drives me crazy. Sarah, Are you kidding? I love you, Sarah. First off, to the camera. I love you. Carrie doesn't have a poker face. That's true. That's. And you're talking to someone who also doesn. So I totally know what you're saying. Well, and I also think that that was indeed. Listen, that's why, also, to her credit, we loved the show because I could tell. I can tell in every moment what she's thinking. I know. I feel like viewers felt like they were girlfriends with you. Right? Yeah. So I'm like, no, no. Her feelings are hurt. But as a girlfriend, I'm also like, don't show him that face. I know. Don't. He's so unavailable. Like. Like, don't look so hurt. Like. Right. I know. She's so vulnerable. I wound up kind of being the first person to have sex on Sex and the City. I know. And this is what I remember of that. Right. So when we. So we did the show, obviously, we were all very excited, and I really, really desperately wanted my part. But we were nervous because. Do you remember the show Dream on, that had been on hbo? Oh, yeah. And like, every week, some girl would just for some reason, take her top off. Like, just randomly, kind of like, we were like, is this what we're supposed to do? Like, please know. Like, even though we were scared. Right. We didn't really know, as I was telling everyone before, too, we didn't know how people would respond to kind of the very upfront way that we were talking about sexuality. Because at that point, it hadn't really been done on tv. Right. And cable was a weird thing. Like, it was all very unknown. And so I remember being really nervous. And we didn't have clauses in our contract at that point that we had to be neutered, that we did whatever, because we were all panicked. Like, we don't. Were scared. Right. And the day that you had to do that nude scene, I was in the hair and makeup trailer getting ready for whatever, like, talking on the phone or something boring. And they came in. One of the makeup artists came running in like, we need cups of ice for Sarah Winter's nipples. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Right? And that was our response. Yes, that was our response for my nipples. Like, I. Who knew that that was a thing? I did not know either. I was trying to be so cool. You did. And collected. You did. But they needed ice. I know. We were really impressed. We were panicked, but also impressed. Maybe that's why they look so good. They look fantastic. Like, bring on the ice. I know. It worked. It worked. Top of icing. It worked. But all of a sudden and then they ran back out. We were like what is going on? Oh my gosh, is this like a thing? Yes. It's like, oh God, no one's ever offered me ice since and no one offers me ice. You know I don't do those kinds of scenes anymore. But yeah, well you did it well. Well thank you. It really seemed like you were fine. Thank you so much for joining me. To recap all these little moments everyone, if you haven't heard those episodes, they are there. You can go back and re listen if you would like or listen for the first time. And I hope you all have a wonderful 4th of July and I'll see you back here soon. 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The 90s cruise will sail from Tampa and head to Nassau and Key west on Celebrity Constellation January 25 through January 30, 2026. Head to the 90s cruise.com iheart to enter to win a free cruise for two. Gilmore Girls has a new home on Start TV, the network celebrating strong, smart women in iconic dramas. You can catch it every weekday at 5:00pm 4:00pm Central and 11:00pm 10:00pm Central. And now they've added a five hour block every Saturday from 5 to 10:00pm 4:00pm to 9:00pm Central. Whether you're watching for the first time or coming back to Stars Hollow, it's all on Start tv. Start TV is easy to find, stream it, watch it on cable, satellite or free over the air. Head to starttv.com to see how to watch where you live. This is Jenna ashkowitz and Kevin McHale from. And that's what you really missed. Jenna, did you get your delivery? I got my delivery, Kevin. I ripped it open. 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