Bruce McCarty

In the pilot episode of this hit comedy series, New York City sex columnist Carrie Bradshaw and her friends vow to stop worrying about finding the perfect mate--and start having sex like men. Carrie meets Mr. Big, Miranda warms up to Skipper and Samantha has a one-night-stand with a man Charlotte wouldn't sleep with on the first date.

Howard Morton files murder charges with Det. Max Greevey and Det. Mike Logan against Dr. Eqbal Raza, a resident at Urban Medical Center, for the death of his daughter Suzanne. He had taken his daughter, who was suffering from bronchitis, to the emergency room to fill a prescription when she went into cardiac arrest. Greevey and Logan are initially wary of Morton's accusations until they are told three different stories by the doctors who treated Suzanne, and the detectives realize someone is not telling the truth...

A slightly overweight woman claims her employer’s policy of allowing workers to wear bathing suits to work amounts to sexual harassment; Elaine is accused of stealing the idea for the face bra from a dead cousin.

The murders of a couple in witness protection point the detectives to people the victims were to testify against, but attention turns to the daughter's biological father.

When a jogger stumbles across a woman and her dog who have been brutally attacked and killed in the park, the detectives are called to the scene and determine that the victims were mauled by an animal, possibly another dog. Although they search the park with no luck, they are determined to find the dog, and hold its owner responsible for the deaths. But it is tough to track down the animal, until another innocent victim is attacked. They find the dog, a pit bull, and are finally able to sedate and capture it. The dog has a chip implanted in its ear, which allows them to trace it to a breeding farm. But the breeder says he sold the dog to a company in Brooklyn, along with several others. They find a warehouse where dogs have been tortured and "bred" for fighting, but now all the dogs are dead. Someone has drugged them all.