People Are Having Lots Of Feelings And Reactions To "Sex And The City" Now That Everyone Is Watching It On Netflix

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As you probably already heard, Sex and the City has been added to Netflix.

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The iconic series (which ran from 1998 to 2004) has been available to stream on Max since its launch. And, of course, prior to that, it also ran on syndication and was available on DVD.

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However, for people who don't have Max, this marks the first time they can stream it on the world's biggest streaming service, Netflix. Needless to say, people on Twitter/X have a lot of mixed reactions to watching it.

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Goes without saying that lots and lots of people were excited that to be able to watch one of their favorite TV shows all over again:

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While others were rewatching and remembering things from the show that they hated:

Twitter: @msolurin

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Of course, for lots of people it was their first time watching it and they had lots thoughts on it as well:

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However, for some people the discourse around the show has been a stark reminder to them that the show — particularly for Gen Z'ers — is a look back at an entirely different time period:

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And as the show gets discovered by a new generation on Netflix, I couldn't help but wonder: Are you guys going to give the show a rewatch on Netflix? Or is it too cringe now? Sound off in the comments below!!!

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