The Best Episodes Written By Michael Patrick King

Robert treats AJ to breakfast ... and a long list of questions. Later, Ruby steps back into the spotlight and encounters bad blood, on and offstage.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

AJ and Robert encounter a new cast of queens as Ruby gets ready for a daring performance. Meanwhile, Damien’s cruel game claims another victim.

Director: Adam Davidson

Writer: Michael Patrick King

As the RV rolls into Texas, the tour hits an unforeseen snag. Robert reconnects with an old friend, and AJ eagerly awaits life with Pop Pop.

Director: Dennie Gordon

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie questions her past choices as she prepares to meet Aidan's sons. Meanwhile, Charlotte gets ready to go back to work full time.

Director: Ry Russo-Young

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie works with publicist Samantha to try to get the perfect look for her book cover. Charlotte starts reading self-help books. Miranda goes to Weight Watchers to lose her baby weight. Samantha gets upset when she feels the girls are judging her outrageous sex life.

Director: John David Coles

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie asks Che to be her moral support at a conference for widows. Miranda broaches an uncomfortable conversation with Steve.

Director: Cynthia Nixon

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Valerie, Mickey and the cast of 'Room and Bored' are introduced to the media.

Director: N/A

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Max and Caroline plan to attend a big fashion gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art where Martha Stewart is scheduled to be a guest, in an attempt to have her taste their cupcakes and get her seal of approval.

Director: Ted Wass

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie is desperately lonely in Paris as Petrovsky is spending so much time on his new exhibit. The chemo treatments are killing Samantha's sex drive. Miranda must take care of Steve's mother after she has a stroke. Charlotte and Harry try to adopt a baby. Big finds Carrie in Paris and says the words she's been waiting six years to hear.

Director: Tim Van Patten

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Max attempts to make a good impression on her first day of pastry school, but finds the class clown to be extremely distracting – and intriguing. Meanwhile, Caroline dresses to impress Max’s handsome teacher, Nicolas.

Director: Don Scardino

Writer: Michael Patrick King

It's Will's birthday and all he wants is a nice, quiet dinner with his two best friends, Grace and Jack. When Jack and Grace discover they share a passion for figure skating, they surprise Will with tickets for Champions on Ice and Karen reluctantly joins the special evening.

Director: James Burrows

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Will invites Jack to his gym on a "buddy pass," but when he expresses his embarrassment to Grace over his buddy's gay behavior, Jack overhears the comments and looks to set him straight about prejudice. Meanwhile, Grace continues to lend her ear when Karen's marriage hits rocky ground and she and Karen share an evening of girl talk.

Director: James Burrows

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Word about a shocking incident involving a celebrity brings customers to Max and Caroline's new cupcake window.

Director: Don Scardino

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie preps for a dinner party farewell to her apartment – and both its good and bad memories. Miranda takes steps to make amends with her exes.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Miranda and Charlotte come to Carrie’s aid, proving what good friends are for. Anthony and Stanford vow to let go of petty arguments.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

The story begins at the end of an era as Robert (aka Ruby Red) prepares for a new adventure. Elsewhere, young AJ endures the mean streets of Manhattan.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

After discussing how to handle change, Carrie is challenged to be “sexually” open on Che’s podcast, Miranda has a disastrous first day of school, and Charlotte tries to impress a fellow mom. And then – another big change no one saw coming.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Max and Caroline's new neighbor draws their suspicion.

Director: N/A

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Max and Caroline plan to attend a big fashion gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art where Martha Stewart is scheduled to be a guest, in an attempt to have her taste their cupcakes and get her seal of approval.

Director: Ted Wass

Writer: Michael Patrick King

When Deke invites Max and Caroline to join him and his parents for dinner at their home, Max is tongue-tied until his mother confides in her about her secret past.

Director: Phill Lewis

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Caroline and Max spend Caroline's first broke holiday season working at a department store's Santaland to earn extra money.

Director: N/A

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Carrie questions whether she’s ready to take another step toward letting go. Charlotte boasts that she’s finally finished menopause. Miranda’s spontaneity backfires.

Director: Nisha Ganatra

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Charlotte plans the ultimate rite of passage for Rock. Che throws Miranda for a loop. Carrie finds closure.

Director: Nisha Ganatra

Writer: Michael Patrick King

As Carrie puts the finishing touches on her dinner party, Miranda reconnects with Steve, and Seema worries that she's been too vulnerable with Ravi.

Director: Michael Patrick King

Writer: Michael Patrick King

Thinking she is being helpful, Caroline facilitates Max's breakup with Robbie.

Director: James Burrows

Writer: Michael Patrick King