Candace Bushnell, the climber-y cooze who penned the Sex and the City column for the New York Observer—which was later turned into the TV show and movie that has deluded legions of Patty and Selma types into thinking they are “single and loving it”—has just signed a deal to write a series of young adult novels based on the teenage life of Carrie Bradshaw. I couldn’t help but wonder…how this is going to be interesting at all without the Samantha character?
While I think this whole idea is about as ridiculous as the fact that Carrie never had a sex scene on that show in which she wasn’t wearing a bra, it’s not really so horrible. Frankly, I think the demo for these teen books will consist more of moronic adults than precocious kids. And actually, anything that Bushnell will come up with will pale in comparison to the tamest of V.C. Andrews’ novels.
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eeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww…she is such an ugly woman
09.17.08 at 10:58 am
who gives a fuck? shove this gay shit up your ass and post the blognigger column you’re sitting on.
you lazy fucking cokeheads. god i hate wednesdays and your stupid fucking site.
09.17.08 at 12:26 pm
“The Samantha character” was what made that show interesting? I mean, nothing made it interesting, but she was easily the worst part.
09.17.08 at 12:49 pm
Surely the love affair with this Denise chick is over, right? She’s almost as useless as that twat with the stupid moustache.
09.17.08 at 3:09 pm
my ex loved that show and she’s more than halfway intelligent as well- the part that appealed musta been the show’s ‘being single’ premise hence our current shared reality … fuckin bitch, the writer not my ex
09.17.08 at 3:18 pm
I don’t understand.
09.17.08 at 3:19 pm