Aside from the (very depressing,lesbian eroticism in art nouveau painting long drawn-out) drama between Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrell, opportunities to break out our best Sex and the Cityjokes are few and far between.
But now, loyal HBO viewers, we have our chance: Cynthia Nixon of SATCfame announced Monday that she will run for governor of New York.
Miranda 2018!
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But take heed: The window for good SATCjokes is small – much smaller than the window Lexi Featherston fell through in that one completely absurd episode in season 6. Get your jokes in now. Unless Nixon wins the governorship, who knows when we'll have this opportunity again.
Here are the best so far:
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