Four Women and a Funeral

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Sex and the City episode
"Four Women and a Funeral"
Season 2
Episode no. 17
Airdate July 4, 1999
Director Allen Coulter
Writer(s) Jenny Bicks
Episode chronology
Previous episode "They Shoot Single People, Don't They?"
Next episode "The Cheating Curve"


Four Women and a Funeral is the fifth episode of the second season of the HBO television series Sex and the City. It originally aired on July 4, 1999.

“ Everyone needs a man. That's why I rent. If you own and he still rents, then the power structure is all off. It's emasculating. Men don't want a woman who's too self-sufficient. ”

Carrie starts seeing Mr. Big again. Miranda buys her own apartment on the Upper West Side. Charlotte meets a recent widower at a cemetery. Samantha's past gets her into trouble with New York high society.

A depressed Samantha was originally saved by JFK Jr., in some reruns following his death, this was changed to Leonardo diCaprio.


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