Sex and the City, HBO’s hit series, was the talk of the late ’90s, but many new audiences wonder if they can catch it on Netflix.
HBO‘s break out series Sex and the City took the world by storm as it ran for six seasons between 1998 and 2004.
The show was constantly praised for its unabashed take on women’s sexuality and no holds barred attitude on issues like abortion, gay rights, motherhood, etc.
As new audiences are looking to discover this time capsule of a series, many wonder if they can catch the show on Netflix, so here’s everything we know.
Is Sex and the City and the City streaming on Netflix?
All six seasons of Sex and the City will be available to stream through Netflix on April 1.
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The series is one of many titled that Warner Bros. (who own HBO) are sending to Netflix thanks to a deal struck between the two companies early this year.
Before finding its new home on Netflix, Sex and the City was only available to stream through HBO, later known as their new name Max.
I am not ready for Gen Z to interact with this show https://t.co/RF2ZnaMpBD
— Danny Barry (@TheDannyBarry) March 2, 2024
Sex and the City follows four single friends — Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Charlotte York (Kristin Davis), Miranda Hobbs (Cynthia Nixon), and Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) — as they deal with love, heartbreak, loss, friendship, and so much more while living in Manhattan, NY.
In 2021, Max launched a sequel to the original show titled And Just Like That…, which has been renewed for a third season.
