Ep 12. Oh Come, All Ye Faithful

As the Christmas season approaches, the ladies of Sex and the City are each dealing with their own unique struggles. Carrie is feeling the pressure of spending the holidays alone, while Charlotte begrudgingly agrees to convert to Judaism in order to continue dating her new love interest.

Meanwhile, Miranda is struggling with her own feelings of loneliness and isolation, feeling left out of her married friends' festivities. And finally, Samantha is dealing with the aftermath of a one-night stand with a married man.

The episode takes a deeper look at each character's individual struggles and explores the complexities of modern-day relationships. Despite the festive spirit surrounding them, the ladies find themselves struggling with issues of love, commitment, and the search for happiness.

As always, the episode is filled with the witty banter, sharp dialogue, and savvy insights that have made Sex and the City such a beloved cultural phenomenon. With its honest and unflinching portrayal of the ups and downs of modern relationships, Oh Come, All Ye Faithful is a must-see for anyone who has ever felt lonely or out of place during the holiday season.