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'Sex and the City' Opening Credits

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Uploaded by on Jan 7, 2010

The opening credits of the hit HBO show 'Sex and the City' never changed once during the series. There is one huge gaff during the intro, though. Can you guess what it is?

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  • There are people in the Bus and in the last shot the bus is empty

  • I miss the Twin Towers they were beautiful

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  • does anybody know what genre of music this is? I mean, what can you dance to that?

  • Its sad the view isnt as great as when the towers were there :(

  • Best starting ever!!!!omg GENIUS xoxoxox

  • when that bus messed up carries dress look what she did to the people on that bus without even noticing

  • @datasurferable me too

  • the opening did change after the 9/11. from imdb.com "From the very first season up to the 12th episode of the 4th season, in the opening credits, Sarah Jessica Parker's name was shown with the World Trade Center towers behind her name. After the terrorist attacks on the USA of 11 September 2001 and the collapse of the towers, her name then appeared with the Empire State Building in the background. The same thing happened with the show's main title."

  • @kwonzxz It's a opening of a TV serie...after, they made two films....

  • I have seen every episode of sex and the city over and over and I have never noticed that before!!!!! hahaha, oh my god!

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