Ep 4. They Shoot Single People, don't They?

In "They Shoot Single People, Don't They?" - the fourth episode of Sex and the City's second season - things start off on a bit of a sour note for Carrie. After attending a birthday party for Miranda's baby, Carrie realizes that she's the only single person left in her circle of friends. This realization causes her to feel a bit down about her love life and leads her to question why she hasn't found "the one" yet.

Meanwhile, Charlotte falls for a new man named Eric who seems to be perfect in every way - except for one thing. Eric is gay. As Charlotte struggles to come to terms with the fact that her new crush simply isn't interested in women, she begins to question her own sexuality and what it means for her future relationships.

Later, Miranda finds herself in a bit of a predicament when she faces a crisis at work. As one of the only single people at her law firm, Miranda is asked to take on a case that will require her to work long hours and put in a lot of effort. While she initially agrees to take on the challenge, she quickly realizes that it may be more than she can handle as a single woman with no support system at home.

Last but not least, Samantha takes a break from her usual conquests to embark on a more meaningful relationship with a celibate man. While she initially finds the idea of a sex-free romance to be a bit daunting, Samantha quickly realizes that there's more to a relationship than just physical intimacy.

With each of the main characters dealing with their own unique challenges, "They Shoot Single People, Don't They?" takes a deep dive into the complexities of modern relationships and the struggles that single people face in a world that often seems to prioritize coupled-up individuals. Whether you're single yourself or simply interested in exploring the ups and downs of romance in the modern age, this episode is sure to strike a chord with viewers.