Carrie Bradshaw’s Computer Crashes | Sex And The City | HBO

Oh, my God. Come... Come on, come back. What... What is this? Why is this happening? What's up? My computer just crashed. Right in the middle. I just... Okay, just relax, darling. Breathe. Reboot. Hey. It always works on my computer. Well? Let's get your manual out. I don't have a manual. I... I got rid of it in a feng shui attack. Just hang in there, sugar. This thing's just faking you out, that's all. Aiden, please... Please just stop touching it. Stop it. Because you don't know what you're doing. Just stop. Two meltdowns later, we rushed my 98 laptop and my 99 Pashmina to TechServe. Can you please not do that? 64. Oh, God, come on. Number 64. Yes! Hi. Oh, thank God. Please, here, please tell me... I tried a few home remedies on this thing, but, you know... You can fix it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. One at a time. Which one of you crashed? Me. Me. I did. It's mine. It's mine, but then he did something to it. Tell him. Tell him what you did to it. I hit the Control-Alt-Delete. That only works on PCs. You're a PC user? Yep. Yeah, you're not compatible. Okay, tell me exactly what happened right before you crashed. Um, okay. I was, you know, I was just typing, and then he came over and he kissed me, and then I got the bomb. Not the bomb, you know. Not the good kind. Is this funny? Do you think that this is funny? No. Just trying to, you know... You are mortifying me. When was the last time you backed up your work? Um... I don't do that. You don't back up? No. Anything else before we go in? Yes! There was a mean little man who popped up, and he had Xs where his eyes should be, and his tongue was hanging out the side of his mouth. He didn't have a tongue. He had a tongue. That's a sad Mac. You sad Mac. You should have told me that before. Oh, my God. Why? Why? What does that mean? Could be your motherboard. That's the guts of your computer. Could be bad RAM. We'll keep it here for a couple of days. Run some tests. I'm Dimitri. I'll call you if we find anything. If? 78! Number 78! 83! God, Miranda, I'm freaking out. What if everything I've ever written is gone? When was the last time you backed up? You know, no one talks about backing up. You've never used that expression with me before ever, but apparently, everybody's secretly running home at night and backing up their work. Dr. Adelman, please call attention to one... Where are you? I'm at the hospital in Philadelphia. My mom had a heart attack. Oh, my God. And you let me go on and on about my stupid computer? Well, that's very upsetting. I've been through that. Sweetie, is she okay? How could you go to Philadelphia without telling me? I had about six minutes to make the train, and I didn't know how bad it was till I got here. Well, how bad is it? They keep telling us difference. She's pretty out of it. Although she did open her eyes just long enough to veto my lipstick. Is there anything I can do to help? I'll jump on a train. I'll come down there and keep you company. No, no, no, no, no. It's fine. I'm fine. Miranda, the doctor is waiting. You can't use a cell phone in the hospital. She called me. Great. Now my sister's mad at me. I gotta go. You'll keep me posted, all right? Okay. Bye.