Sex and the City Parody starring Bea Arthur

[Retrotreasures]

This was Sex in The City parody with bea arthur was 2004 

[DorisDayFanatic]

"What about your life-alert necklace?" LMFAO

[asoberprep]

The Metamucil in the martini is hilarious 

[83survivor]

This is so funny. I would still would have loved to see another parody of Sex and The City with Bea again. RIP Bea.

[trekgal7]

charlotte rae is so cute! :)

[piano61485]

this is HYSTERICALLL! I never knew about this... When and What was this done for?

[ann21073]

it was for the TvLand awards

[gymnastix]

Do you know the date of the TV Land Awards broadcast from which this video was taken?

[ann21073]

I Think this was from Last years award show

[DorisDayFanatic]

@gymnastix I think 2007

[TenebreFan]

I'll miss u  Bea!!!

[outinsider]

and she had 'til the da she died. RIP Bea.

[gymnastix]

Had what till the day she died?

[outinsider]

Sex appeal. Though not your conventional beauty, she could work wonders.

[gymnastix]

Oh OK, thank you. That was partially deleted from your original post.

I don't know that I agree, but at least now I know what you wrote.

I will say Bea Arthur certainly had charisma, and earlier in her career was rather, to use your term, "unconventional."

As time evolved, I think what at first seemed unconventional about her became more the status quo.. But I'm talking about her attitudes and viewpoints, not Arthur's exterior appearance.

[outinsider]

Don't take this the wrong way, but why can't be women be attractive just by their attitudes and viewpoints and NOT exterior appearance?

[gymnastix]

Actually, Arthur did become more svelte from the "Maude" days to "The Golden Girls" era, and was always statuesque.

I'm being as kind and objective (and where feminine sex appeal is concerned, that is all I may be anyway) as i can be here, but I always enjoyed Arthur's performances and her moxie, which are the important things anyway.

[outinsider]

Moxie is attractive.