Carrie Bradshaw is trying to deal with the loss of her mother and the start of a new school year. To make the transition easier and help Carrie blossom into a young woman her father sets up an internship for her at a law firm in Manhattan. Carrie finds out a boy she use to known during the summer is the new student and she wants to ask him out, but can't manage to do it. After a series of short misadventures Carrie finds herself in a store, where she meets Larissa, and befriends her. Larissa convinces her to go to a hot spot club with her that night, where Carrie realizes she is becoming an adult. Written by Katherine Petersdorf

Sebastian agree to 'date' Carrie in the swimming pool and manages to charm father Bradshaw, who knew his, but she betrays his trust by dodging sister Dorrit to attend a photo-shoot co-starring her nail polish purse, and has to sneak away from work. Walter decides his first time with Maggie, who fears he lost interest as he ignores her attempts to get physical, should be special, and delivers classy romance. Written by KGF Vissers

Carrie snoops through Tom's work files and uncovers some alarming information about Sebastian's past. Larissa takes Carrie, Mouse and Seth (KYLE HARRIS) to a performance art club.

The girls having broken up their couples, Halloween is attended in new dates. Sebastian is surprised that Carrie, who accepted another date, still wines that he didn't ask her. Walter stars in a princely outfit and enjoys bonding with Carrie's gay friend, yet reacts insulted when a gay move follows, but a bully attack reconciles them. While father Bradshaw's annual Chewbacka acts goes wrong and Doreen mopes at home, Carrie finds herself babysitting 'cool' Larissa who gets not only drunk but too high. Written by KGF Vissers

Mouse is excited about getting back together with Seth (KYLE HARRIS), but worries about being bad at sex. Carrie's feelings for Sebastian get in the way of a dinner invitation.

At Thanksgiving, Sebastian finds himself all alone as mother cancel last minute, as usual, yet insists to let the housekeeper go home, yet jumps 'cool' at an invitation to the Bradshaw home. There Carrie promised a turkey feast like mother used to prepare, but is clueless in culinary matters, so she calls in Mouse's help. Dorrit withdraws except to sabotage any impression Carrie may make on her date George, cool son of father's business friend Harlan Silver. Walt's family receives Maggie, who instead bitches that he should stand up to his father, who expects him to repeat his law studies at the same college, and starts dreaming of a degree herself, still unthinkable in the blue collar Landers family. The sisters reconcile over mom memories. Written by KGF Vissers

Carrie invites George (RICHARD KOHNKE) to the school dance, but he misconstrues her intentions. Donna catches Maggie cheating on Walt and uses the info to blackmail her.

Tom Bradshaw finally dates again, only to discover Carrie in the same nightclub with Larissa, whose illegal employee she became instead of the paralegal job he got her. Walter having broken up with Maggie, Mouse and in crowd queen Donna LaDonna are after him as the desirable knave volunteers as school theater technician. Sebastian admits he still wants Carrie to Louse, who encourages him to go for her since she dumped Harlan's son. Written by KGF Vissers

Walter confides into Donna he isn't into sex, so they agree to be just friends and she spreads the rumor his package is over-size. Harlan encourages Tom to accept 'meaningless' sex at the squash club. While grounded, Carrie must mind Dorrit, who makes a fugue when Sebastian visits. Despite Carrie's vicious scenes, he decides to go look, works out where and succeeds. Tom reconsiders allowing Carrie's fashion and writing dreams, having learned the last from Larissa. Written by KGF Vissers

Being allowed to resume her fashion apprenticeship, Carrie actually prefers working at a magazine even for family celebration of her sweet 17. It proves an opportunity to meet editor Tripp Ramsey, who shows an interest in her writing, but she looses the opportunity worrying over Sebastian, who gets drunk being stood up as usual by his mother, who suddenly arrives home anyway. The party also enable Walter not only to make up with Larissa's gay PA Bennet Wilcox but also to find a friend and patient mentor in him to prepare for coming out. Ftaher having ordered and paid Dorrit to buy Carrie a cool record, she gets caught shoplifting by cool clerk Miller, who lets her off after a scary lock-up. Written by KGF Vissers

Having found a patient De-facto gay mentor in cool Bennett, Walt works up to facing his 'unmentionable' taste for men, encouraged by Carrie. Sebastian finally scolds his shameless mother's parental ineptness when she expects him to be her shoulder to cry on while she tells him about her and his dad having sex. Carrie is urgently dispatched to deliver a mystery packet to Andy Warhol in person, leading to spicy tastes of the perks and perils of showbiz while she impersonates her employer. Written by KGF Vissers

Sebastian isn't amused when Carrie fails to repeat his lover declaration after dragging him to another party where he feels utterly neglected. Tom is delighted to get into his yoga class lover's bed, confused after bumping naked unto her pre-teen son Dylan and blurts out she should shield him better. Miller has a great, civilizing influence on Dorrit, tapping into her image-hidden cultural interest. Written by KGF Vissers

Walter's delight to find a friend and gay mentor in Bennet Wilcox can stand being told physical intimacy must wait until he's of age, but when jealous Maggie finds her cop lover Simon Byrnes engaged and finally realizes ex Walter is gay, she makes a vicious scene in the diner, grossly outing the shy knave. Sebastian and Carrie are miserable but too proud to admit it after she semi-accidentally broke up. Carrie is mildly jealous of Dorrit's happiness with riper Miller, whom Sebastian praises as a brilliant former school mate. When Sebastian offers to make up, she refuses to expose herself to the enduring pains of love. Tom and his yoga lover ponder whether or when to tell their kids about a relationship that may be short-lived and rekindle the loss of the other parent. use learns from younger family friend, her arranged, she's not of imperial Qing blood and refuses to keep upholding the actually peasant family's outdated standards. Written by KGF Vissers