Six seasons, two films and a sequel series, plus a prequel made for another network that is not the same continuity and not the same cast.
Release order is story order for everything that counts, so this is mostly a question of what complete means. Ninety-four episodes, then two films, then thirty-three more episodes made seventeen years after the series ended. The prequel is not part of that line and can be left out without missing anything.
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Twelve episodes and half an hour each, the shortest season of the six. It is also the only one that keeps stopping to interview strangers on the street to camera, a device dropped afterwards, so it does not sound quite like the rest of the show.
Seasons two, three and four run straight through with nothing to decide, eighteen episodes each. Five is eight episodes rather than eighteen, shortened around Sarah Jessica Parker's pregnancy, so a gap in the running order is the schedule rather than anything missing.
Twenty episodes, broadcast in two halves six months apart, which is why some listings split it into 6A and 6B. It ends the series properly, and it is a perfectly good place to stop for good.
Two and a half hours, set four years after the finale, and the story it tells is one the series had already resolved once. It is the first thing here that is optional.
Set two years after the first film and the last thing made with all four leads together. Badly reviewed on release and the usual stopping point for people who do not want the revival.
Then what? And Just Like That..., thirty-three episodes across three seasons from December 2021 to August 2025, with Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis but not Kim Cattrall. It ended on purpose rather than being cancelled, so there is a real finale at the end of it. The Carrie Diaries sits outside all of this and can be watched at any point or not at all. There is no third film: one was in development and was cancelled in 2017.
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