Crazy in Love

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THERE ARE PLENTY OF GOOD THINGS to say about “Sex and the City,” the HBO comedy now in its last two episodes. It can be funny. It can be fun to watch. And there is the occasional great one liner, especially from the cynical Miranda, played by Cynthia Nixon: “Don’t talk to me about relationships–I’m dating a video recording device,” she says of her evenings spent alone with Tivo.

The best thing about the show by far, however, is its portrayal of female friendship. The girls’ loyalty to one another is intense, warm, and endearing.

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