Gracias por tu comentario. Realmente aprecio que hayas visto el programa y mi canal. Me alegro que estés disfrutando de ambos

Hi, yes, you are correct! I saw him shot in Chicago fire, and that whole storyline with his sister and Voight I got it mixed up

Thank you so much! I've never watched the show before so I rated them just based on seaon 1 but now that I have seen all the seasons so much has changed and so many of them really stepped up and shocked me. I'm working on seaon 5 now for this weekend upload, but when I finish all the recaps, my list will for sure change Tell me your list?

@@TimelessNewYorkCity Burgess, Ruzek, Atwater, Olinsky, and Dawson are my top 5. Adam had so much growth feels like more than anyone. I was sad with most of people who left especially original characters.

@@TimelessNewYorkCity can't wait to see the rest of your analysis

I can see why you do trust me! They all changed so much, and so does my list

Thank you very much I'm so happy it was helpful to you! Enjoy!

@@TimelessNewYorkCity Do you know of any historical list of restaurants that participated in the event each year it has happened?

Hi! It would be difficult to retrieve a specific list of restaurants from NYC Restaurant Week starting in 1992 through the late 1990s, as many of those records are likely archived with the New York City Tourism Board or the New York Public Library. Restaurants now register with the NYC Tourism Board, and available records mostly cover from the mid-2000s onwards. If you remember which borough you attended the event in, that could help narrow down the search for relevant information.

@@TimelessNewYorkCity We stayed in Manhattan because we'd pair going to a special restaurant with going to a Broadway show.

Hmmm.. let me do some digging on this and see what I can find out! Wish me luck records back then were not kept in the same way it is now, but I will try

@pilucasalegno Hi, very very close. Betty was raised in a Philadelphia suburb to a wealthy family and Charlotte was from Connecticut but as you said both wealthy and beautiful! Thanks for watching too, welcome to my channel!

They look a lot alike! I saw that when I ran the pictures. I think all three are the same

@lindacowen2154 Hi! It's been a long time since I attended one of their shows too. I remember going a few times when I was young and absolutely loving it. I think it should be a family tradition because it really makes the holidays special. I’m planning to see it this year-life is short, and we need to do things we enjoy.

@@TimelessNewYorkCity It was a beautiful experience!

I would absolutely love the idea of seeing something like a flashback. That would be so cool! And you know Samantha would totally take charge because Don definitely enjoys a little spank and tickle from what I saw in one episode!

I don’t think Sam and Don would have hit it. She wasn’t needy enough for him. He would have been attracted to Carrie.

Lmao! I could see that too, but let's play marry, Kill, do I think he will do Samantha Marry Charlotte Kill Miranda I'm not sure about Carrie she could be the wild card

Hi, the actual picture of the townhouse is located at 66 Perry Street in the West Village. It is part of the Sex and the City tour guide too which surprises a lot of people but that entire area is the village. The townhouse is now privately owned and the owner receives a lot of visitors of course and has the stoop block off so the many that visit do not go up the steps or sit on the stoop. I can't imagine owning that place and being visited all the time but they deal with it. The address used in the show is the upper east side of NYC but there are no townhouses there just all apartment buildings. The townhouse used in the show and movies is all part of the west village and that entire area. Thanks for watching and commenting

Love the feedback, thank you so much! I am a huge Sex and the City fan and have watched it numerous times over the years. I only watched Mad Men once when it originally aired, and now that I'm rewatching it, I noticed the similarities in the characters, which prompted me to create this video. Now, Mr. Big is a whole different hot mess for sure, but one thing that always stood out to me about Sex and the City was the lack of backstory for the characters' family lives. There were episodes where we got one-off comments or insights, like Charlotte having a brother we see once who is never brought up again-even at her two weddings. Similarly, Miranda’s mother dies, and we see her sister once, but her family is never mentioned again during her marriage or when she becomes a mother. There is only one episode where Carrie mentions her dad, but we learn nothing else about her family, even during her weddings. Mr. Big suddenly has a brother who shows up at his funeral in the new series, which feels random. It's like these characters are isolated with no real family stories. One thing I never forgot about Samantha was her comment about her mom already having three kids and a drunk husband at her age, implying she has siblings too. Samantha was always my favorite character. I admired her strength but also saw how vulnerable she could be. Her desire for a committed relationship with Richard, her handling of his cheating, her affair with him while with Smith, and pushing Smith to be with other women while she dealt with cancer-all these moments hinted at hidden trauma. She is undoubtedly strong, but I believe there's a backstory that shaped her resilience, similar to Don Draper in Mad Men. Sorry for the long response but this is a great subject to discuss

@TimelessNewYorkCity thanks, interesting take. I never remembered Sam talking about her family. I only remember the one where Miranda mum died. But I trust you are correct. Yes, you're right. There is a complete lack of back story in SATC. This is where mad men fleshed out more and gave us way more knowledge of characters.. I think it is hard to compare. Politely I disagree with you, I still feel apart from both Don and Sam being physically both attractive and the types of people who can charm the opposite gender I can't see the similarity. Maybe Sam did have some childhood trauma, but Don being raised in a whorehouse in the 1940s, where it was immensely shameful and the fact that his first experience of s3x was with an adult s3x worker is so deeply disturbing. He never even told Betty his reality. He had faked his whole identity. Don Draper died in the war. Sam may have had an alcoholic mother but she never hides any element of her life. She is also nor faking her whole life like Don. Her confidence is authentic, Don's is a lie and an advert to meet the social norms and to fit into what is expected in the 50s. He marries Betty, a perfect 1950s barbie, has 2 kids and a white picket fence. He wants to be seen as a regular middle class successful respectable man. He wants to fit into society and doesn't want to acknowledge his past as he is filled with shame. He also has zero faithful relationships. He only has a sibling like relationship with Peggy. Even with Peggy he is rarely a great friend. Sam never hides who she is, she gives zero Fs about fitting into any social norm. She is ahead of her time, and acknowledges reality. She is also a great friend. Don is not a good friend. Sam doesn't cheat, she just has s3x openly. Don can't do that. He is extremely repressed. There is more Mr Big similarities with Don. Sam does grow and learn to let her heart break and be in love, but she is the least selfish and most honest person. Let me put it this way, I'd rather be stuck in a broken elevator with Sam than Don. At the end, Sam would be your best friend, make you laugh and support you while you felt scared about being stuck in the elevator. Don would just come on to you (if you're female), it would probably be very hot and fun with him, but as soon as you are rescued from the elevator, he will forget your name, act like he doesn't know you, lie to everyone and say that you came on to him and not the other way round. The actor John Hamm is really gorgeous and so is Kim Cattral. They are both 10/10 in looks, but that's the end of the comparison for me. I feel bad for Don and his life in mad men, it made me think about how unauthentic our own lives could be, but Sam is an inspiration and I wish I had a friend like her.

So true! I can totally see your point too. Sam was the best of the bunch for sure, and it bothered me so much that she would not return to the new show "and just like crap" that cameo was not a return it was her goodbye to the fans! I hate that show so much but I can still enjoy the original one (sort of). As for Don (wow) that whorehouse backstory was crazy! Talk about trauma. That era in time and that generation is so fascinating to me. I am doing more research on that era because we know so much about the baby boomers of course but I want to research more of Don's era because they really handled a lot for all of us too. I am sure there a many more like Don in that era. Now for Jon Hamm he is timeless but Don as a person scares the hell out of me. Way too many issues. Thanks for your input, I can totally see your point and thanks for watching too.

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate this. It took me a few days to really put this altogether, then create the video because it came to me after rewatching mad men! I'm such a fan of both shows, but it never occurred to me until now . Inspiration can come from anywhere at anytime.. thanks for watching too

@@TimelessNewYorkCity Great work. Two other reasons why I liked both of these shows. New York City was another character. And the fashions, of course.

Well, guess what? I'm working on the next comparison between both shows on the areas they lived in and the difference! I was pretty shocked at the similarities ! I'm loving this series. I'm finding it interesting and fun to research and produce.! Thanks again, you are inspiring me more, so I'm going to give you a special shout out in my next video

Thanks again!! Just a few more episodes to come, but more living rooms, too. I'm researching the styles now !

I never watched Seinfeld when it originally ran but now I watch more than ever. Funny how things work out when you get older and appreciate the past more

Thank you. Good to know

I wanted the powers of a Jeannie but not the fear of being put back into the bottle! But I loved that show too

Hi I actually have him 1st in my "Iconic Films Shot Against New York City - NYC - Backdrops Through the Decades - Part 1: 1929 - 1959" series but not for Broadway. Thanks for watching

I plan to watch the entire series one of these days. I like them both and I know this was a funny and good show. Thanks for the correction too and for watching!

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it more. It's coming

I love it too! I watch it often just to make me laugh! Thank you for watching and commenting!

Thank you so very much! It means a lot to hear this ❤️ sometimes in this strange world of RU-vid, you don't really know if what you create makes an impact! So more coming, so stay tuned!

Ah yes, Fisher King, I have so much love for Robin Williams it breaks my heart what happened to him 💔.. thank you for the lovely words on my video, too. I am putting my heart and soul into them

Hi in my 1st video part 1 which covers the 1920's to the 1950's .. love that one

I didn't hear that but now I'm going to check too.. thanks!

I'm trying to narrow down my favorite but it's tough

Aww that is so sweet! My 1st Broadway show was a chorus line and my mom took me and my brother it was great! They work so hard to provide us with this entertainment we have to show them love!

Wow Boy George!! What a throwback ! Was it good?

@@TimelessNewYorkCity yes. It very good, even my daughter and her boyfriend enjoyed the show.