SATC | Season 5 | Episode 6 | The Fairy-Tale Divorce

In this clip : Frances Sternhagen, Kristin Davis, and Evan Handler.
Clip Quote (0:34): "You, my dear, took a vow. And when things didn't go your way, you simply broke that vow. I come from a generation of women that valued marriage. We believed in "for better or for worse." Not "for better, or until the road gets rocky." When I think of the heartache and shame you caused my dear boy... I'm amazed that you could even come here and look me in the face."
About this clip: Bunny takes on Charlotte, breaking the rigorous distinction between the private and the public. Charlotte ultimately wins the case because of Trey's intervention owning the rights to the apartment over a coin collection.
Channel Subscriber CaliKola argues against Bunny's tirade: “You took a vow.” Yeah, and so did Trey. They agreed on kids and when it became clear that Charlotte couldn’t have one herself, Trey wouldn’t consider adoption because Mommy didn’t approve of a Chinese baby. He pulled the plug on having kids. That’s a complete dealbreaker, putting aside his myriad other issues- impotency, the Oedipus complex, should I go on?

#SATC #BunnyMacDougal

[@lepetitchat123]

It's a fairy tale divorce! She got a PArk Avenue apartment out of it!

[@harleyquinn5774]

Bunny’s generation believed in remaining married no matter what….and that’s quite toxic and genuinely dangerous.

[@Calikola]

“You took a vow.” Yeah, and so did Trey. They agreed on kids and when it became clear that Charlotte couldn’t have one herself, Trey wouldn’t consider adoption because Mommy didn’t approve of a Chinese baby. He pulled the plug on having kids. That’s a complete dealbreaker, putting aside his myriad other issues- impotency, the Oedipus complex, should I go on?

[@monicag6715]

An overpriced NYC apartment for 2 months of marriages to a hot surgeon? Where do I sign up?

[@callmehchloe4074]

I always hated Bunny! She was such a pain in the ass! She was part of the reason Charlotte and Trey got divorced.

[@marikarembetissa4870]

Charlotte was so classy not responding to Bunny by blaming Trey. He was the one with the immature behaviour and Charlotte was the one that fought to save their marriage. I m sure that Bunny's bossy behaviour is one of the reasons that Trey couldn't perform sexually.

[@dreamytruth6243]

I love the "Seriously Mother...Stop"😂

[@rannierunsfast]

Put yourself in Bunny’s shoes. An apartment your family has owned for so long, and your son just giving it away to some girl he’s known for a really short time. That stings,

[@auroramadariaga4081]

What always annoyed me about this scene is that Trey should've been there in that room discussing the divorce arrangement like an adult and not have his mommy do it for him. Of course it is harsh to face that moment and accept you failed at your attempt of a marriage, I'm sure it hurts badly and it haunts you for years to come. But Charlotte seemed the only adult in that relationship who sat there accepting the consequences of her decision after trying and fighting to save her marriage. This scene truly showed whom did Charlotte really marry: Trey's mother. And you can't make a life with a mommy's boy unable to have his own agency and take responsibility over his actions. Charlotte felt for him because he matched all her ideals in a man, and she wanted to marry so badly she refused to see his mother was in between them taking decisions for him from the very beginning when they were still dating. I'm glad she finally found a man's man in Harry. He may not have been as dashing as Trey, but he was real and true to her.

[@sexyhomeowner9345]

He should have stood up for her like this

[@doinalright4552]

I am glad at the end of the day Trey acknowledged Charlotte did nothing wrong.

[@NiVi192]

"...Seriously mother, STOP!"

[@juliaunger913]

Rest in Peace Frances Sternhagen. Nobody else could have played Bunny MacDougal.

[@Alyn08]

"Seriously, mother, stop!" The moment Trey put his proverbial foot down.

[@isleofzen2168]

It is so fitting that both Charlotte and Bunny wear such similar outfits and pearls almost to show how similar they are in their traditional values (family first) and strengths of character. It’s as if Bunny initiated Charlotte into the strong matriarchal role by being her antagonist and losing the apartment to her. The witch is dead, long live the witch and the witch in this case is a powerful woman.

[@alexisstinalovesyou]

Bunny is WAY too deluded. Her generation didn’t “Value” their vows of marriage. In the episode where Charlotte kisses the gardener, Bunny CLEARLY stated “Charlotte, you’re a McDougal now.” Bunny’s generation put up with marriage because they looked at it as if it was a job. Bunny’s dead husband gave her a comfortable life with money, that’s what she valued, not her marriage.

[@einezcrespo2107]

I loved Trey's message in the telegram of "Seriously mother. Stop." 😂😂

[@zoeevans6410]

Bunny was always one of the best characters in SATC - monstrous, but hilarious with it. "Alan - hush!" is just brilliant.

[@AntonioTorres-om7iw]

Bunny is such a great character, her attitude is so nasty yet funny

[@hellund2874]

Love it when Harry starts reading out the telegram and you see Bunny's smug smile turn salty af