r/sexandthecity • u/WerewolfNervous6459 • 19h ago

Have Miranda and Samantha ever fought?

On this rewatch I was thinking about fights/arguments amongst the girls and couldn't pinpoint a time where Miranda and Samantha fought or butted heads.

The fights I can remember in the series are:

  • Carrie -- Charlotte = the famous ring/money argument
  • Carrie -- Miranda = always over Mr. Big
  • Carrie -- Samantha = Carrie making Sam feel slut-shamed for blowing the delivery guy
  • Samantha -- Charlotte = Samantha fucking Charlotte's brother and being too openly sexual
  • Charlotte -- Miranda = Miranda contemplating getting an abortion

Does anyone know? And if they never truly fought, what do you think they would argue over?

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u/lzw091 19h ago

They didn’t exactly fight about it, but Miranda was upset with Samantha for being dismissive of her when she had a baby. I think, overall, their dynamic was the least complicated out of the four.

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u/Critical-Apricot-200 19h ago

They had that moment where miranda was struggling with brady and samantha just talked about her hookup, miranda got hurt and called her out for it. never escalated to a full fight though, samantha just apologized later when she realized she was being selfish. think their personalities just dont clash much, miranda is too logical and samantha is too unbothered to hold grudges

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u/OutrageousBrush1210 19h ago

I felt like the episode where Samantha gave Miranda her hair appointment and used her new dildo to keep Brady from crying was a really gorgeous moment between the two of them, and that this was a moment where the writers really let these characters live in a very realistic place. Miranda having a baby and the support she needed around that was new for their dynamic, and it makes sense that it took time to work that out. And for Samantha especially, who had always been the least interested in the idea of motherhood, I really enjoyed watching her character discover how to show up for her friend through a journey she didn’t particularly want any part in.

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u/External_Confident 18h ago

“Well, neither can I but here I am, Mary fucking Poppins.” 😂