Sex and the City

Carrie makes an effort to modify Big’s bothersome habits, trying to get him to change his irritating routines. At the same time, Charlotte starts dating a man who is uncircumcised, adding a new element to her love life within the storyline.

Old Dogs, New Dis a television programme presented as a single episode. The show slots into the comedy‑drama format, focusing on the everyday lives of a group of friends. Its title hints at the juxtaposition of long‑standing relationships with fresh, sometimes awkward, experiences. The episode runs as a self‑contained story, giving viewers a snapshot of the characters' interactions and personal challenges. In this instalment, Carrie takes it upon herself to tackle Big's irritating habits, hoping to smooth out the friction they cause. She sets about nudging him towards more considerate behaviour, while coping with his stubbornness. Meanwhile, Charlotte finds herself attracted to a new partner, whose lack of circumcision becomes a point of discussion. Their budding romance adds a layer of humour and awkwardness, highlighting how personal preferences can surface in unexpected ways. The episode weaves these two storylines together, showing how attempts at personal change and new romantic entanglements can intersect. Carrie's efforts to modify Big's conduct run parallel to Charlotte's navigation of a relationship that brings its own quirks. By the end, the characters are left reflecting on the small adjustments they make in each other's lives, underscoring the everyday comedy that arises from trying to adapt to one another.