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Anchors Away is the first episode of the fifth season of the HBO television series Sex and the City. It originally aired on July 21 2002.

It's over for me. Here lies Carrie. She had two loves and lots 'o' shoes.

Carrie realizes her relationship with New York City is as dysfunctional as her relationship with men. Charlotte tells her that she read an article stating that women have two great loves in their lives; when Carrie says that she hasn't had any, Charlotte says that she has, Aidan and Big. Carrie then realises that by Charlotte's reasoning, she should now be done, and never find love again. Charlotte decides she needs to distance herself from her former life as Mrs. Trey MacDougal. Miranda tries to adjust to her new life with her baby, Brady Hobbes, as she realises that she can no longer be as included in her friends' lives as she used to be. Samantha gets phone calls from Richard begging her to take him back.

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Trivia

This episode is based upon the New York City tradition of Fleet Week, when the US Navy docks in the city in the last week of May. The "big Navy party" that takes place is portrayed as well though sometimes there is more than one; and this is one of the many cultural icons defining New York City that is portrayed on the show.

Featured Music

"Anchors Aweigh"- American traditional, US Marine Band; the girls spot their first sailors "The Avenue"- Bona Fide; Samantha meets Richard at Sushi Samba "Shining Star"- Earth Wind, and Fire; on the way to the big Navy party "Feelin' Alright"- Joe Cocker; "the Bermuda triangle for women" "Can't Get Next To You"- Al Green; Carrie dances with her sailor "Try A Little Tenderness"- Otis Redding; Carrie realizes who her great love is and the episode ends

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+{{Infobox Television episode
-'''Edgar Gilmer Dawson''' (March 6, 1830 - April 24, 1883) was a planter and lawyer.  He was born in [[Greensboro, Georgia]], and was one of the [[Greene County, Georgia|Greene County]] Dawsons, the fifth child of Senator [[William Crosby Dawson]].
+| Title        = Anchors Away
+| Series       = Sex and the City
+| Image        = <!-- Deleted image removed: [[Image:Satc 5x01.jpg|200px]] -->
+| Caption      =
+| Season       = 5
+| Episode      = 67
+| Airdate      = [[July 21]] [[2002]]
+| Production   =
+| Writer       = [[Michael Patrick King]]
+| Director     = [[Charles McDougall]]
+| Guests       =
+| Episode list = [[List of Sex and the City episodes|List of ''Sex and the City'' episodes]]
+| Prev         = [[I Heart NY (SATC episode)|I Heart NY]]
+| Next         = [[Unoriginal Sin (SATC episode)|Unoriginal Sin]]
+}}
+'''''Anchors Away''''' is the first episode of the fifth season of the [[HBO]] television series ''[[Sex and the City]]''. It originally aired on [[July 21]] [[2002]].
-In 1849 he received a B.A. from the [[University of Georgia]] and he married Lucy F. Terrell, daughter of Dr. [[William Terrell]] of [[Sparta, Georgia]], in 1856.
+{{cquote| ''It's over for me. Here lies Carrie. She had two loves and lots 'o' shoes.'' }}
-Dawson served as Captain and later Major of the Terrell Light Artillery from 1861 to 1864 during the [[American Civil War|Civil War]].  After 1867, he became a resident of [[Baltimore, Maryland]].
+Carrie realizes her relationship with New York City is as dysfunctional as her relationship with men. Charlotte tells her that she read an article stating that women have two great loves in their lives; when Carrie says that she hasn't had any, Charlotte says that she has, Aidan and Big. Carrie then realises that by Charlotte's reasoning, she should now be done, and never find love again. Charlotte decides she needs to distance herself from her former life as Mrs. Trey MacDougal. Miranda tries to adjust to her new life with her baby, Brady Hobbes, as she realises that she can no longer be as included in her friends' lives as she used to be. Samantha gets phone calls from Richard begging her to take him back.
-The Edgar Gilmer Dawson Fund supports agricultural education at the [[University of Georgia]].  Dawson Hall, which houses the College of Home Economics, was named for him.
+[[Category:Sex and the City episodes]]
+{{SexandtheCity-stub}}
-==References==
-*[http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/centennialcatalog/html/DAWSON_Edgar_Gilmer_page1.html UGA Centennial Catalog]
-*[http://www.alumni.uga.edu/giving/donors.html UGA donors]
-*[http://books.google.com/books?id=dWVfrEWbMRYC A collection of family records, with biographical sketches and other memoranda of various families and individuals bearing the name Dawson, or allied to families of that name. Comp. by Charles C. Dawson, pp 371-372.  Albany, N.Y.:  J. Munsell, 1874.]
+== Trivia ==
-{{Persondata
-|NAME= Dawson, Edgar Gilmer
+This episode is based upon the [[New York City]] tradition of [[Fleet Week]], when the [[US Navy]] docks in the city in the last week of May. The "big Navy party" that takes place is portrayed as well though sometimes there is more than one; and this is one of the many cultural icons defining [[New York City]] that is portrayed on the show.
-|ALTERNATIVE NAMES=
-|SHORT DESCRIPTION= Confederate Army officer
+== Featured Music ==
-|DATE OF BIRTH=
-|PLACE OF BIRTH=
+"Anchors Aweigh"- American traditional, US Marine Band; the girls spot their first sailors
-|DATE OF DEATH=
+"The Avenue"- Bona Fide; Samantha meets Richard at Sushi Samba
-|PLACE OF DEATH=
+"Shining Star"- Earth Wind, and Fire; on the way to the big Navy party
-}}
+"Feelin' Alright"- Joe Cocker; "the Bermuda triangle for women"
-{{DEFAULTSORT:Dawson, Edgar Gilmer}}
+"Can't Get Next To You"- Al Green; Carrie dances with her sailor
-[[Category:1830 births]]
+"Try A Little Tenderness"- Otis Redding; Carrie realizes who her great love is and the episode ends
-[[Category:1883 deaths]]
-[[Category:University of Georgia alumni]]
-[[Category:Confederate Army officers]]
-[[Category:People of Georgia (U.S. state) in the American Civil War]]
-[[Category:Georgia (U.S. state) lawyers]]
-[[Category:Greene County, Georgia]]