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Sex and the City is an American cable television program based on the book of the same name by Candace Bushnell. It was originally broadcast on the HBO network from 1998 until 2004. Set in New York City, the show focuses on the sex lives of four female best friends, three of whom are in their mid-to-late thirties, and one of whom is in her forties. Along with these four women, there were numerous minor and recurring characters, including their current and ex-boyfriends/husbands/lovers, as well as many cameo appearances.
There are also the film adaptations Sex and the City: The Movie (2008) and Sex and the City 2 (2010).
Contents
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1 Main characters
1.1 Carrie Bradshaw
1.2 Charlotte York
1.3 Miranda Hobbes
1.4 Samantha Jones
2 Significant others
2.1 Significant others of Carrie Bradshaw
2.1.1 John James Preston (Mr. Big)
2.1.2 Aidan Shaw
2.1.3 Jack Berger
2.1.4 Aleksandr Petrovsky
2.2 Significant others of Samantha Jones
2.2.1 James
2.2.2 Maria Diega Reyes
2.2.3 Richard Wright
2.2.4 Smith Jerrod
2.3 Significant others of Charlotte York
2.3.1 Trey MacDougal
2.3.2 Harry Goldenblatt
2.4 Significant others of Miranda Hobbes
2.4.1 Skipper Johnston
2.4.2 Steve Brady
2.4.3 Robert Leeds
3 Recurring characters
3.1 Stanford Blatch
3.2 Anthony Marentino
3.3 Magda
3.4 Bitsy von Muffling
3.5 Cameos
Main characters[edit]
Carrie Bradshaw[edit]
Main article: Carrie Bradshaw
Carrie Bradshaw (born October 10, 1966), is the literal voice of the show, as each episode is structured around her train of thought while writing her weekly column, "Sex and the City", for the fictitious newspaper, The New York Star. A member of the New York glitterati, she is a club/bar/restaurant staple known for her unique fashion sense;[citation needed]yoking together various styles into one outfit (she often pairs inexpensive vintage clothing with high-end couture). A self-proclaimed shoe fetishist, she focuses most of her attention and finances on designer footwear, primarily Manolo Blahnik, though she has been known to wear Christian Louboutin and Jimmy Choo. She often goes on shopping sprees, and pays much attention to her evolving and bold dress style, which is not fettered by professional dress codes.[citation needed] Although her only income is from her freelance weekly newspaper column, she often overspends her limit and maxes out her credit card in a single shopping trip. To some viewers, her lack of shoe-shopping self-control and overall seemingly immature spending might be a flaw,[citation needed]and her money management misadventures follow her through a few episodes. However, her priorities are later brought into perspective when she is forced to buy her once rent-controlled apartment to avoid moving out when the building goes co-op; she acquires a mortgage by supplementing her income with other writing assignments, and takes a sizeable loan from Charlotte in the form of Charlotte's engagement ring to Trey. Her apartment is her home for the entire series and is another source of pride; it is an open-planned studio in an Upper East Side brownstone that is enviable for its stabilized rent, space, large closet, and good location. She eventually purchases back the apartment from Aidan in the fourth season. In later seasons, her essays are collected as a book, and she begins taking assignments from other publications, like Vogue and New York, as well.
Charlotte York[edit]
Main article: Charlotte York Goldenblatt
Charlotte York (born May, 1967), is an art dealer and graduate of Smith College with a wealthy Connecticut blue-blooded upbringing. She is the most conservative and traditional of the group, the one who places the most emphasis on emotional love as opposed to lust, and is always searching for her "knight in shining armor". As the youngest of the group, she is also the most idealistic about romance and love. Presenting a more straightforward attitude about relationships, usually based on "the rules" of love and dating, she often scoffs at the lewder, more libertine antics that the show presents (primarily by way of Samantha), but despite her conservative outlook, she makes concessions (while married) that even surprise her sexually freer girlfriends (such as her level of dirty talk, oral sex in public and "tuchus-lingus"). She gives up her career soon after her first marriage, divorces upon irreconcilable differences around in vitro fertilization and receives a Park Avenue apartment in the divorce settlement. She eventually remarries to her less than perfect, but good-hearted divorce lawyer, Harry Goldenblatt, after converting to Judaism. In the final episode, they adopt a daughter from China, Lily, and in the first movie, Charlotte gives birth to daughter Rose, with Harry proclaiming, "now we have a Lily and a Rose!".
Miranda Hobbes[edit]
Main article: Miranda Hobbes
Miranda Hobbes (born July, 1966), is a career-minded lawyer with extremely cynical views on relationships and men. A Harvard University graduate from Philadelphia, she is Carrie's confidante and voice of reason. In the early seasons, she is portrayed as masculine and borderline misandric, but this image softens over the years, particularly after she becomes pregnant by her on again-off again boyfriend, Steve Brady, whom she eventually marries. The birth of her son, Brady, brings up new issues for her Type A, workaholic personality, but she soon finds a way to balance career, being single and motherhood. Of the four women, she is the first to purchase an apartment, (an indicator of her success), which she leaves in the final season, and moves to a tenement apartment in a nearby Downtown neighborhood. She is separating from Steve, after he admits to having cheating once recently. It was during a recent, six-month period of work/life overwhelm, and a resultant loss of interest in sex on Miranda’s part.
Samantha Jones[edit]
Main article: Samantha Jones (Sex and the City)
Samantha Jones (born April 28, 1958), the oldest of the group, is an independent publicist and a seductress who avoids emotional involvement at all costs, while satisfying every possible carnal desire imaginable. She believes that she has had "hundreds" of soulmates and insists that her sexual partners leave "an hour after I climax." In Season 3, she moves from her full-service Upper East Side apartment to an expensive loft in the then-burgeoning Meatpacking District. Over the course of the show, she does have a handful of real relationships, but they are more unconventional than those of her friends, including a lesbian relationship with Brazilian painter played by Sonia Braga.
Significant others[edit]
Significant others of Carrie Bradshaw[edit]
John James Preston (Mr. Big)[edit]
Mr Big (Chris Noth) is Carrie's central relationship. They first meet in season one but then have a nasty break up because he doesn't say what she wants to hear ('You're the one'). In season two they start to date again but it, again, ends badly due to Mr Big moving to Paris with work and not telling Carrie until a few days prior. When Big returns, Carrie discovers that, whilst in Paris, he got engaged to a 25-year-old woman named Natasha, whom he later married. In season 3 she meets Aidan Shaw (see below) who she cheats on with Big while he is still with Natasha. The relationship is on and off through all the 6th season and in the final series, Carrie is in Paris with Aleksandr Petrovsky (see below) and Big declares his love for her and chases her down. He finds her in the hotel after her fight with Aleksandr and they go back to NY together. They go on to marry at the end of the first film.
Aidan Shaw[edit]
Aidan Shaw (John Corbett) is one of Carrie's long-term boyfriends. He is a sweet, good-natured furniture designer and Mr. Big's emotional opposite. At first Carrie questions their seemingly perfect relationship, but over time accepts his sincerity. However, Aidan ends their relationship after her confession of an affair with Big. They get back together six months later at Carrie's urging, eventually moving in together. When her apartment building goes co-op, he buys the apartment and proposes. Despite her initial misgivings, she accepts his marriage proposal but then becomes panicked and feels suffocated by the relationship, and realizes he still does not fully trust her, given her past affair with Big, and they break up for good.
Six years later, Carrie runs into Aidan in Abu Dhabi at a market. Aidan is there to buy some samples for his furniture company. They resolve to meet for dinner to catch up. It's revealed that Aidan has married Kathy, a fellow furniture designer and has three sons : Homer, Wyatt, and Tate. In a moment of passion, they kiss. Carrie stops herself and runs away. After this, Aidan is not seen again.
Jack Berger[edit]
Jack Berger (Ron Livingston) is Carrie's intellectual counterpart, a sardonic humorist writer. Hailing from Downer's Grove, Carrie first meets him when he walks into a meeting between her and her publisher. Theirs is a relationship of witty banter and common thoughts, and honesty.[citation needed] Berger's advice to Miranda when she questions the lack of a phone call after a first date, "He's just not that into you," became a pop culture catchphrase. Berger's and Carrie's relationship is then strained by their career issues; a book deal of his falls through just as her columns are being published as such. He memorably breaks up with her on a Post-It: "I'm sorry, I can't, don't hate me."
Aleksandr Petrovsky[edit]
Aleksandr Petrovsky (Mikhail Baryshnikov), referred to by Carrie occasionally as "The Russian" or "My Lover" is a famous conceptual artist who becomes Carrie's lover in the final season. He sweeps her off her feet with huge romantic gestures and shows her the foreign pockets of New York that she has never seen before. Her relationship with him brings up all sorts of questions in Carrie's mind about finding love past "a certain age" and whether or not she wants children. When he's preparing to return to Paris for a solo exhibit he invites Carrie to come live with him, which, after several deliberations (and one fight) with her friends, she does. After spending some time with him in Paris, she realizes that he will never reciprocate the level of emotional involvement that she offers because his life and career will always come first. (Casting Baryshnikov as Petrovsky was noteworthy because in real life, Candace Bushnell, the author on whom Bradshaw is based, married real life ballet dancer Charles Askegard of the New York City Ballet.)
Significant others of Samantha Jones[edit]
James[edit]
James (James Goodwin) is a man Samantha meets while out by herself at a jazz club. She makes a conscious effort to not sleep with him until she gets to know him first. When they finally do have sex, she discovers that he is under-endowed to the point that she cannot enjoy herself (his fully erect penis is 3 inches long.) She begins pulling away physically and cannot bring herself to tell him – until she is faced with the prospect of couples counseling.
Maria Diega Reyes[edit]
Maria Diega Reyes (Sônia Braga) is a Brazilian sensual lesbian artist that Samantha meets at a solo exhibit while admiring her work. Maria is immediately attracted to her, but since Samantha doesn't believe in relationships they try to maintain a friendship. The chemistry proves to be too strong and it isn't too long before Samantha is introducing her lesbian lover to her stunned friends. At first, Samantha has a great time "getting an education" as Maria teaches her about lesbian sex and how to make an emotional connection while making love. Unfortunately, Samantha begins to grow uncomfortable when the relationship talk starts to replace the sexual activity and Maria is equally uncomfortable with Samantha's sexual history, and they separate.
Richard Wright[edit]
Richard Wright (James Remar) is a successful hotel magnate who doesn't believe in monogamy until he meets Samantha. He seduces her, and when their no-strings-attached sexual relationship begins to escalate, both parties struggle to keep their emotional distance. Eventually, they give in and attempt exclusivity, but Samantha becomes suspicious that he is cheating on her. When she does catch him cheating, after putting on a wig and spying on him, she breaks up with him, but eventually takes him back after he begs for her forgiveness. In the end, Samantha still has her doubts about his fidelity, and she breaks up with him, saying "I love you Richard, but I love me more." Towards the end of the series, Richard re-surfaces, admitting that Samantha was the best thing that ever happened to him. But after having sex with him again, she realizes how empty his emotions are and she rejects him for Smith Jerrod.
Smith Jerrod[edit]
Jerry Jerrod/Smith Jerrod (Jason Lewis) is a young waiter Samantha seduces in a trendy restaurant called "Raw." She tries to maintain her usual sex-only relationship with him, but he slowly pushes for something more. He is a wannabe actor whose career Samantha jump starts using her PR connections (including changing his name from "Jerry Jerrod" to "Smith Jerrod"), getting him a modeling job that turns into a film role. Just when she thinks Smith's age and experiences aren't enough for her, he gives her unconditional support during her fight with breast cancer. In the final episode, Smith flies back from a film set in Canada just to tell her that he loves her, which she counters with "You have meant more to me than any man I've ever known," which, for Samantha, is a far greater statement.
In the first Sex and the City movie, she breaks up with him in the end after having relocated her business to LA but missing New York City and Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte.
Significant others of Charlotte York[edit]
Trey MacDougal[edit]
Dr. Trey MacDougal (Kyle MacLachlan) is Charlotte's knight in shining armour archetype. It was a fairytale beginning when Trey's cab screeched to a stop in the street to avoid hitting her as she was fleeing a bad date. Charlotte was a damsel in distress, he, a knight in a yellow cab.
Trey is a Park Avenue cardiologist with blue blood and deep brown eyes. With his pedigree comes social status, a country house and lots of money. Add to that chiseled chin his perfectly coiffed hair and he is the stuff that dreams (especially Charlotte's) are made of. He also has exceptional manners and is always considerate in an old-fashioned way. However, despite Trey being exactly the perfect model of what Charlotte looks for in a husband, she finds the reality to be quite different. While on the surface, Trey seems Charlotte's perfect match, behind closed doors the couple faces some real-life problems: Trey is impotent, and his overbearing mother tries to maintain her power over Trey and drive a wedge between the married couple. They try to work things out, and do succeed in conquering his sexual dysfunctions. But when they start to have problems conceiving, Trey ultimately becomes too overwhelmed. On the day when Charlotte succeeds in projecting the ultimate in connubial bliss—a photo spread in a magazine featuring her Park Avenue apartment—she and Trey split up and he moves back in with his mother.
Harry Goldenblatt[edit]
Harry Goldenblatt (Evan Handler) is Charlotte's divorce lawyer and second love, helping bring an end to her marriage to Trey. When beginning divorce proceedings, she found herself unable to be cold-blooded and severe around her extremely attractive lawyer, so she asks to switch to a different lawyer in the same firm: Harry Goldenblatt, the antithesis of what she seeks in a man. He was bald, pudgy, messy, sweaty, crude, had poor manners, and had an excess of body hair. But Harry was very attracted to Charlotte, and seduced her. She declared it "the best sex of my life" and began what she thought to be a meaningless sexual affair with him. However, she began falling for him. Initially, she tried to change him to suit her image of what a man should be, but ultimately she accepted him as he was and the two were married.
Significant others of Miranda Hobbes[edit]
Skipper Johnston[edit]
Skipper Johnston (Ben Weber) is a geeky, sensitive twenty-something web designer whom Carrie introduces to Miranda. From the moment they meet, Skipper is enamored of her, but Miranda is unimpressed and irritated by him, calling him "Skippy". They date for a short time, before Miranda breaks up with him due to their "being in different places".
Steve Brady[edit]
Main article: Steve Brady
Robert Leeds[edit]
Dr. Robert Leeds (Blair Underwood) is a sports medicine doctor who moves into Miranda's building during season six. He is the seemingly perfect man: successful, sexy, attentive to Brady, and utterly devoted to her. Robert and Miranda have lots of fun and great chemistry, but when the time comes she is unable to declare her love for him, in part because she still loves Steve.
Recurring characters[edit]
Stanford Blatch[edit]
Stanford Blatch (Willie Garson), often referred to as the show's "Fifth Lady," is Carrie's best friend outside of the three women. A gay talent agent from an aristocratic family with a sense of style paralleled only by Carrie's, viewers receive the impression that they have a long-standing relationship built within their younger, wilder days in the New York City club and bar scene in the 1980s. He had said that they have been friends since Carrie was riding the subways and wearing Candie's. The only supporting character to receive his own storylines on occasion, Stanford represents the show's most constant gay point of view to sex on the show, generally based around the physical insecurities and inadequacies of someone who does not "have that gay look." In the last two seasons of the show, he is partnered with Broadway dancer Marcus Adente (Sean Palmer). We are led to believe this relationship does not last, however, as in the film he arrives at a New Year's party alone and has no one else to kiss except long-time rival Anthony Marentino, whom he weds in the sequel.
Anthony Marentino[edit]
Anthony Marentino (Mario Cantone) is a Sicilian-American event planner who becomes close to Charlotte after styling her first wedding — he goes on to style Charlotte's H&G photo shoot, her second wedding and Carrie's book release party. He is not self-effacing like Stanford and freely doles out blunt, sometimes bawdy, advice to Charlotte. (For instance: Upon hearing that she hadn't had sex since her divorce, he exclaims: "If you don't put something 'in there' soon, it'll grow over!"). In Season 4, Episode 2, Charlotte tries to set up Anthony and Stanford. Anthony snubs Stanford, which results in resentment and competition ensues for the entire show run. However, in the first film, the two are seen kissing at a New Year's Eve party, and then get married in the sequel, with Anthony proclaiming at their wedding that Stanford is "the first man to accept me for the man that I actually am."
Magda[edit]
Magda (Lynn Cohen), the Ukrainian housekeeper/nanny who was introduced in the third season becomes an ersatz mother figure and a thorn in Miranda's side. Her attempts to push traditional marriage/motherhood attitudes on Miranda are both subtle (buying her a rolling pin "To make pies. It's good for a woman to make pies.") and intrusive (replacing her vibrator with a statuette of The Virgin Mary). She is friendly to Steve even before he and Miranda are back together, and adores Brady to the point of making a collage of his pictures. Magda comes to accept Miranda's lifestyle choices and continues working for Miranda, even when she and Steve move to Brooklyn. Although Miranda is reluctant to accept help, Magda makes life manageable for Miranda after the birth of Brady by serving as both a housekeeper and a nanny.
Bitsy von Muffling[edit]
During the last episode of Season 5, the girls meet aging socialite Bitsy von Muffling (Julie Halston) right before and during her Hamptons wedding to flamboyant, and presumably gay, cabaret entertainer Bobby Fine (Nathan Lane). We see her again in the middle of Season 6 pregnant with Bobby's baby. She advises Charlotte, who's also had trouble becoming pregnant, to try acupuncture like she did. In the movie, we do see a brief reappearance of Bitsy, seated halfway down the table (right next to Stanford) during the dinner party.
Cameos[edit]
As Sex and the City gained popularity, a number of celebrities had cameo appearances on the show, some playing themselves and some playing characters. These include the following:
La La Anthony as herself in "The Post-it Always Sticks Twice"
Will Arnett as Jack in "La Douleur Exquise!"
Kevyn Aucoin as himself in "The Real Me"
Candice Bergen as Enid Mead/Enid Frick in "A 'Vogue' Idea", "Plus One is the Loneliest Number" and "Splat!"
Jon Bon Jovi as Seth in "Games People Play"
Carole Bouquet as Juliette in "An American Girl in Paris, Part Deux"
Bobby Cannavale as Adam Ball in "Easy Come, Easy Go"
Cécile Cassel as Chloe in "An American Girl in Paris, Part Une"
Margaret Cho as Lynn Cameron in "The Real Me"
Jennifer Coolidge as Victoria in "The Perfect Present"
Bradley Cooper as Jake in "They Shoot Single People Don't They?"
Alan Cumming as O in "The Real Me"
Miley Cyrus as herself in Sex and the City 2
Kat Dennings as Jenny Brier in "Hot Child In The City"
Anthony DeSando as Siddhartha in "The Drought"
David Duchovny as Jeremy in "Boy, Interrupted"
Linda Evangelista as Saleswoman in "A Woman's Right to Shoes"
Carrie Fisher as herself in "Sex and Another City"
Dan Futterman as Stephan in "Evolution"
Sarah Michelle Gellar as Debbie in "Escape from New York"
Heather Graham as herself in "Critical Condition"
Tony Hale as Tiger in "The Real Me"
Geri Halliwell as Phoebe in "Boy, Interrupted"
Hugh Hefner as himself in "Sex and Another City"
Kristen Johnston as Lexi Featherston in "Splat!"
Michael Patrick King as Mental Patient in "Boy, Interrupted"
Heidi Klum as herself in "The Real Me"
Ed Koch as himself in "The Real Me"
Nathan Lane as Bobby Fine in "I Love a Charade"
Lucy Liu as herself in "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda"
Matthew McConaughey as himself in "Escape from New York"
Liza Minnelli as herself in Sex and the City 2
Isaac Mizrahi as himself in "Plus One is the Loneliest Number"
Alanis Morissette as Dawn in "Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl..."
Matthew Morrison as Young Busboy in "They Shoot Single People, Don't They?"
Kelli O'Hara as wedding guest in Sex and the City 2
Timothy Olyphant as Sam in "Valley of the Twenty-Something Guys"
Tatum O'Neal as Kyra in "A Woman's Right to Shoes"
Carrie Preston as Madeline Dunn in "The Chicken Dance"
Ron Rifkin as Julian in "A 'Vogue' Idea"
Amy Sedaris as Courteney Masterson in "Unoriginal Sin", "Cover Girl", "Plus One is the Loneliest Number" and "Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little".
Molly Shannon as Lily Martin in "Unoriginal Sin", "Cover Girl", and "The Big Journey"
Wallace Shawn as Martin Grable in "Splat!"
Michael Showalter as Billy in "The Post-it Always Sticks Twice"
John Slattery as Bill Kelley in "Where There's Smoke..." and "Politically Erect"
Julia Sweeney as Nun in "Catch-38"
Chris Tardio as Matt in "Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl..."
Justin Theroux as Jared in "The Monogamists" and Vaughn Wysel in "Shortcomings"
Donald Trump as himself in "The Man, The Myth, The Viagra"
Tamara Tunie as Eileen in "The Cheating Curve"
Vince Vaughn as Keith Travers in "Sex and Another City"
Chandra Wilson as police officer in "Anchors Away"
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Current California license plate
The U.S. state of California first required its residents to register their motor vehicles in 1905. Registrants had to provide their own license plates for display until 1914, when the state began to supply plates.[1]
In 1956, the U.S. states and Canadian provinces came to an agreement with the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, the Automobile Manufacturers Association and the National Safety Council that standardized the size for license plates for vehicles (except those for motorcycles) at 6 inches (15 cm) in height by 12 inches (30 cm) in width, with standardized mounting holes.[2] The 1955 (dated 1956) issue was the first California license plate that complied with these standards.
License plates are currently issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles.
Contents
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1 Passenger baseplates
1.1 Base plate colors 1913 to 1962
1.2 Baseplates 1963 to present
2 Non-passenger types
3 Optional types (specialty plates)
4 Year-of-manufacture plates
5 California Legacy License Plate program
6 References
7 External links
Passenger baseplates[edit]
California alternated issuing single-year and multi-year plates.
Base plate colors 1913 to 1962[edit]
Some plates were revalidated for multiple years. For example, the 1947-dated plate was revalidated with metal tabs until 1950.
Image
Year issued
Design
Serial format
Serials issued
Notes
1905-1912 black on white (and varied) 12345 1 to 90660 A one-time $2.00 fee is paid to register the vehicle, and the motorist must have a license plate made to hang from the rear of the vehicle (front plate also required starting in 1911). These plates were valid from the date of issuance until no longer needed for that car. The seal (disc) that the motorist received from the state with the registration number, along with the license plate(s), was supposed to remain with the vehicle upon transfer to a new owner, but that did not always happen. These early plates were valid through December 31, 1913.[3][4]
1913 black on white 123456 90661[5] to 122444[6] Plates previously issued by the State of California from 1905 - 1912, serial numbers 1 - 90660, remained valid if they remained with the original vehicle. Cancelled registration numbers were available for reissue. Practices noted above for 1905 - 1912 continued with the exception that any new plates made during 1913 ended up being valid for only a single year since the state finally began issuing license plates in 1914. [3][4]
1914 white on red porcelain 123456 1[7] to 122375[8] All previous plates were cancelled and plate numbering was restarted from the number one.[7] Validated for single year.
1915 black on yellow porcelain 123456 1[9] to 163557[10] Validated for single year.
1916 blue on white porcelain 123456 1[11] to 234317[12] Validation tabs:
1916 Bear (Front)
1916 Bear (Rear)
1917 234318[13] to 357299[14] Registered owners of plate numbers 1 to 234317 only received the Poppy tabs to place on their 1916 plates.
Validation tab: Poppy
1918 357300[15] to 485000[16] Registered owners of plate numbers 1 to 357299 only received the Bell tabs to place on their 1916 plates.
Validation tab: Bell
1919 485001[17] to 599705[18] Registered owners of plate numbers 1 to 485000 only received the Star tabs to place on their 1916 plates.
Validation tab: Star
1920 white on black 123-456 1[19] to 527583 (?) The Automobile License Plate Collectors Association (ALPCA) shows a high of 527583 as of August 2017, but this seems too low considering the other data present. Validated for single year.
1921 black on yellow 123-456 1[20] to 651640[21] Validated for single year.
1922 blue on white 123456 1[22] to 881909[23] License plate numbers 2001 - 69999 were not used for passenger cars. Validated for single year.
1923 white on black 123 456 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1924 white on green 123-456 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1925 black on yellow 123 456 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1926 white on blue 123 456 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1927 white on maroon 1-234-567 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1928 yellow on blue 1-234-567 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1929 orange on black 1A-23-45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1930 black on orange 1A-23-45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1931 orange on black 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1932 black on orange 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1933 orange on black 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1934 black on orange 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1935 orange on black 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1936 black on orange 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1937 orange on black 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1938 black on yellow 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1939 yellow on blue 1A 23 45 ? to ? Validated for single year.
1940 black on orange 1A 23 45
12 A 345 ? to ? Validated for single year.

1941 yellow on black 1A 23 45
12 A 345 ? to ? 1941 - Base plate only.
1942 ? to ? Validation tab: 1942 -
1943 ? to ? Validation tab: 1943 -
1944 ? to ? Validation sticker: 1944 -
1945 white on black 1A 23 45
12 A 345 ? to ? 1945 - Base plate only;
Single plate - no pairs issued.
1946 ? to ? Validation tab: 1946 -
1947 black on yellow 1A 23 456
12A 3 456 ? to ? 1947 - Base plate only; pairs issued.
1948 ? to ? Validation tab: 1948 -
1949 ? to ? Validation tab: 1949 -
1950 ? to ? Validation tab: 1950 -
1951 yellow on black 1A 23 456
12 A 3 456 ? to ? 1951 - Base plate only.
1952 ? to ? Validation tab: 1952 -
1953 ? to ? Validation tab: 1953 -
1954 ? to ? Validation tab: 1954 -
1955 ? to ? Validation tab: 1955 -
1956 black on yellow AAA 123 AAA 001 to ? 1956 - Base plate only.
1957 ? to ? Validation sticker: 1957 -
1958 ? to ? Validation sticker: 1958 -
1959 ? to ? Validation sticker: 1959 -
1960 ? to ? Validation sticker: 1960 -
1961 ? to ? Validation sticker: 1961 -
1962 ? to ? Validation sticker: 1962 -
Baseplates 1963 to present[edit]
All base plates from 1963 to present are still valid for use, assuming the plate never left the vehicle and the vehicle maintained concurrent registration.
Modern standard issue automobile plates use a 7-digit format with a leading digit that remains constant plus a 6-digit serial starting with AAA000 and ending at ZZZ999. At that point the leading digit increases by one and the series starts over at AAA000. 7ZZZ999 was followed by 8AAA000, and should count up until the 1ABC123 series is exhausted at 9ZZZ999. At that point if the California DMV follows the precedent of reversing serial numbers at exhaustion as it has done since 1963, the next series should be in the 123ABC1 format.
Exclusions: The letters I, O, and Q are not used in the first or third alpha positions of the 7-digit alpha-numeric series.
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1963 gold on black, non-reflective, embossed state name ABC 123 AAA 000 to ZZZ 999 In addition to all plates in the section above these bases can be used for the year of manufacture program with appropriate year sticker. They can also be seen as regular registration with modern month/year stickers if the plates were originally registered to the vehicle.

1969 gold on blue, non-reflective, embossed state name 123 ABC 000 AAA to 999 ZZZ Stamping dies were narrowed around the 001 WLA series to prepare for the production of 7-digit passenger plates in 1980. 1Uxx123 and 1Vxx123 series have been issued on special plates such as Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, and "whale tail" plates. 1ZZx123 series are issued on "LIVERY" plates used for vehicles such as for-hire limousines.
1ABC123 1AAA000 to 1SZZ999
1987 blue on white with embossed red state name, reflective 1ABC123 2GQA000 to 3FZZ999

1994 blue on white with graphic red state name, reflective. 1ABC123 3GAA000 to 3KOA999 (smallest)

3KOB000 to 3NZZ999 (medium)

3PAA000 to 3XZZ999 (large)

4AAA000 to 4NOZ999 (for "Sesquicentennial - 150 Years" in 1998)

4NPA000 to 6TPV999 (for reverting to normal in 2000)

6TPW000 to 8ACZ999 (as of 9/14/2017) (for "dmv.ca.gov" website address at bottom was added in 2011) The state name was modified twice to increase its size. (The third and largest version is shown.) 3YAA000 to 3ZYZ999 series not issued. 3ZZx123 series are issued on "LIVERY" plates used for vehicles such as for-hire limousines. Variations for this plates appeared various times: "Sesquicentennial - 150 Years" in 1998; reverting to normal in 2000; and "dmv.ca.gov" website address at bottom was added in 2011.
Non-passenger types[edit]
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Serials issued
Notes
Apportioned 2015 CP90000 See International Registration Plan. Similar to style of blue on white passenger plates released in 1987 except says CAL APPORTIONED across top
Disabled Person 1995 12345D/P 00001D/P to 99999D/P Before 1995, California issued only placards which were displayed on the dashboard when parking
Disabled Person Late 1990s D/P12345 D/P00001 to D/P99999
Disabled Person Early 2000s D/PA1234 D/PA0001 to D/PZ9999
Disabled Person 2006 1234AD/P 0001AD/P to 9999ZD/P
Disabled Person 2011 D/P123AB D/P001AA to present
Disabled Veteran 12345D/V
Disabled Person—Motorcycle 1234D/P
Distributor D/S/T 1234 1/2/A Full-size number is constant for each distributing entity; stacked prefix varies.
Exempt-Local 1963-1968 E123456 E100000-E999999 Black plate with yellow numbering consisting of letter E in octagon and 6-digit number for district-, city- and county-owned vehicles
Exempt-State 1963-1968 E12345 E00000-E99999 Black plate with yellow numbering consisting of letter E in diamond and 5-digit number for state-owned vehicles
Exempt-Local 1969-1986 E123456 E100000-E999999 Blue plate with yellow numbering consisting of letter E in octagon and 6-digit number for district-, city- and county-owned vehicles
Exempt-State 1969-1986 E12345 E00000-E99999 Blue plate with yellow numbering consisting of letter E in diamond and 5-digit number for state-owned vehicles
Exempt-Local 1987-1997 E123456 E100000-E999999 White plate with blue numbering consisting of letter E in octagon and 6-digit number for district-, city- and county-owned vehicles. "California" was either in red block or red script font. For "E0....." plate, see below
Exempt-State 1987-1997 E12345 E00000-E99999 White plate with blue numbering consisting of letter E in diamond and 5-digit number for state-owned vehicles. "California" was either in red block or red script font.
Exempt 1998 1234567 1000001 to present "CA EXEMPT" across top in block font. These were issued to all exempt vehicles, regardless of ownership.
Some plates were issued as "E0....." due to a surplus of prestamped octagon "E" plates. On these plates the "E" was to be considered "1". They still had "California" in script font.
Foreign Organization 123 001 to present. "FOREIGN ORGANIZATION" printed to left of serial.
Manufacturer M/F/G 1 1/A
M/F/G 1 1/2/A
M/F/G 12 1/A
M/F/G 12 1/2/A Full-size number is constant for each manufacturing entity; stacked prefix varies.
Motorcycle 12A1234
Permanent Trailer 4AB1234 "California Perm Trailer" across top.
Press Photographer P/P 1234
Press Photographer 2000 P/P 1234
Special Equipment S/E123456 Motorcycle-sized.
Public Service (state representative) P/S12345
Tournament of Roses[1] 1998 TOFR123 TOFR1 to present Used on parade vehicles during the Tournament of Roses parade.
Trailer 1963 AB1234 Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format.
Trailer 1987 1AB1234 Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format.
Trailer 1994 1AB1234 Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format.
Truck 1947 COM F 11 22 Small COM on left
Truck 1963 A12 345 Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format
Truck Mid-1960s 12 345A Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format
Truck 1969 12 345A Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format
Truck Mid-1970s 1A12345 1A00000 to 2Z99999? Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format. Series was exhausted in early 2011. 9A12345 plates are issued to tractor trailers.
Truck 1987 1A12345 3A00000? to 3P99999? (golden), 3R00000? to 5A99999? (block red) Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format. Series was exhausted in early 2011. 9A12345 plates are issued to tractor trailers.
Truck 1994 1A12345 5T00000? to 6J99999? (sesquicentennial), 5B00000? to 5S99999? and 6K00000? to 8Z99999 (normal script) Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format. Series was exhausted in early 2011. 9A12345 plates are issued to tractor trailers.
Truck 2011 12345A1 00000A1 to 99999E1? (normal script), 00000F1? to 99999H2 (as of 9/14/2017) (dmv.ca.gov website) Indistinguishable from passenger plates aside from serial format.
Optional types (specialty plates)[edit]
Image
Type
First issued
Design
Serial format
Serials issued
Notes
Goldenrod 1982 blue on white with graphic state name, gold circle and lines, "The Golden State" in gold text, reflective
Introduced as an optional plate in 1982. 1ABC123 2AAA000 to 2GPZ999 Awarded "Plate of the Year" for best new license plate by the Automobile License Plate Collectors Association in 1983, the first and, to date, the only time that California has been so honored and the first time that an optional-issue plate was so recognized.
1984 Olympics 1984 L/A12345
U/S12345 L/A00000 to present No longer issued but still revalidated.
Amateur Radio Reflects owners FCC amateur radio call letters assigned by the FCC
Arts Council 1994 ABC123
123ABC Using previously unused letter blocks. "Coastline" design by Wayne Thiebaud.[24][25]
Bill of Rights 1990 1234 US
Children's Trust Fund ABC123 Using previously unused letter blocks. An embossed heart, hand, star, or plus sign appears to the left of the serial, or can be incorporated into "vanity" numbers.
Congressional Medal of Honor 84 —Passenger 1984 12 Given to Medal of Honor recipients.
Congressional Medal of Honor 93 —Passenger 1993 12 Given to Medal of Honor recipients.
Firefighter—Motorcycle 00A12 00A01 to present.
Firefighter—Passenger 1995 ABC123 Using previously unused letter blocks. Only active or retired firefighter can apply for this type of plate. Logo of a firefighter on a blazing background.
Gold Star Family —Passenger 2011 123ABC Using previously unused letter blocks. Given to family of fallen soldiers while in the line of duty.
Lake Tahoe Version 1 1996 1ABC123 No longer issued but still revalidated.
Lake Tahoe Version 2 2011 1ABC123 Using previously unused letter blocks.
Legacy Plates 2015 B000A0 Gold on black reflective plates in the style of the 1963 to 1969 plates. The series started at B000A0
Legion of Valor—Passenger 123 A sticker is placed to the right of the license plate number denoting the decoration held by the recipient. Air Force Cross -Air Force Medal of Honor -Army Medal of Honor -
Army Distinguished Service Cross -Navy Cross -Navy Medal of Honor -
Olympic Training Center Version 1 1990 C/A12345
U/S12345 No longer issued but still revalidated.
Olympic Training Center Version 2 1999 C/A12345
U/S12345 No longer issued but still revalidated.
Olympic Training Center Version 3 2000 C/A12345
U/S12345
Pearl Harbor Survivor —Passenger 1234 Pearl Harbor Survivor of World War II
Protect Our Coast & Ocean Version 1 1997 1ABC123 No longer issued but still revalidated.
Protect Our Coast & Ocean Version 2 2011 1ABC123 Using previously unused letter blocks.
Purple Heart—Motorcycle PH1234
POW Ex-Prisoner of War —Motorcycle POW1234
POW Ex-Prisoner of War 93 —Passenger 1993 POW1234
POW Ex-Prisoner of War 00 —Passenger 2000 POW1234
Veteran Version 1 1994 ABC123
123ABC No longer issued but still revalidated.
Veteran Version 2 2012 123ABC Using previously unused letter blocks.
We Will Never Forget 2002 1234MA
University of California, Los Angeles 1994 ABC123 Using previously unused letter blocks.
Yosemite National Park 1996 1ABC123 Using previously unused letter blocks.
Year-of-manufacture plates[edit]
A California car license plate saying ANRCHST (a vanity plate-speak form of anarchist) from 2006
The use of year-of-manufacture (YOM) plates is authorized by Section 5004.1 of the California Motor Vehicle Code. It is a law that allows vintage cars to be registered to use vintage license plates. Any officially manufactured California license plates which were produced prior to 1963 and plates on a currently registered vehicle or trailer of a corresponding model year. If used on the original plate, a sticker or metal tab that corresponds to the year of the vehicle is required.
In July 2009, California extended its YOM program to include passenger vehicles from 1963-1969, and commercial vehicles (pick-ups, etc.) through 1972. Any black-and-gold plate from this era may be used on these vehicles, as long as they are "clear" with the DMV (i.e., not used, reported stolen, or any records found, for the last 10 years). A valid sticker must be attached to the plate corresponding to the year of the vehicle that is to be registered.
As of January 2014[update], in very rare cases, California has extended custom license plates to exceed 7 digits, all the way up to, but not exceeding, 9 characters. However, most plates are limited to 7-and-a-half characters (the half-character is a half-space).
In August 2016, California extended the year-of-manufacture license plate program to include vehicles through the 1980 model year.[26]
California Legacy License Plate program[edit]
The California Legacy License Plate program offers vehicle owners the opportunity to purchase replicas of California license plates similar to those issued in the 1960s. California proposed issuing plates similar to those of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. The original plan was to restrict the plate colors to what would have been issued to the vehicle when purchased new. After a few months, the program was opened to all model years. Only the 1960s (gold on black) plate reached the required 7,500 minimum orders before January 1, 2015. The 1950s (black on gold) and 1970s (gold on blue) plates did not achieve the required 7,500 minimum orders.[27] The plates were issued from late spring through summer 2015 and are still available for order from the DMV website. Additional time is required for personalized plates.[28]
References[edit]
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CA Department of Motor Vehicles License Plate Introduction
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APRA Top 30 Australian songs
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APRA's Top 30 Australian songs was a list created by the Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA) in 2001, to celebrate its 75th anniversary.[1] A panel of 100 music personalities were asked to list the "ten best and most significant Australian songs of the past 75 years". The top ten songs, in numerical order, were announced on 28 May 2001 at the APRA Awards.[1] The next twenty were not ordered and had been released nearly four weeks earlier, on 2 May, in a media statement by APRA representative Debbie Kruger.[2]
At the 2001 APRA Awards ceremony You Am I performed the No. 1 listed song "Friday on My Mind" with Harry Vanda of The Easybeats guesting on guitar. Ross Wilson of Daddy Cool performed the No. 2 listed song "Eagle Rock", while Midnight Oil's "Beds are Burning" at No. 3 was shown on video introduced by Senator Aden Ridgeway as an indigenous spokesperson on reconciliation.[1]
Contents
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1 Top Ten songs
2 The remaining 20 songs
3 See also
4 References
5 External links
Top Ten songs[edit]
No.
Titles
Performers
Year
Writers
Music publishers
Peak chart position
AUS[3][4]
NZ[5]
1 "Friday on My Mind" The Easybeats 1966 Harry Vanda, George Young J Albert & Son Pty Ltd 1 2
2 "Eagle Rock" Daddy Cool 1971 Ross Wilson Mushroom Music Pty Ltd 1 1
3 "Beds Are Burning" Midnight Oil 1987 Rob Hirst, James Moginie, Peter Garrett Sony Music Publ. Aus. 6 1
4 "Down Under" Men at Work 1981 Colin Hay, Ron Strykert EMI Songs Aus. Pty Ltd 1 1
5 "A Pub with No Beer" Slim Dusty 1957 Gordon Parsons EMI Music Publ. Aus. Pty Ltd 1[6] —
6 "The Loved One" The Loved Ones 1966 Ian Clyne, Gerry Humphrys, Robert Lovett Mushroom Music Pty Ltd 2 —
7 "Don't Dream It's Over" Crowded House 1986 Neil Finn Mushroom Music Pty Ltd 8 1
8 "Khe Sanh" Cold Chisel 1978 Don Walker Rondor Music Aus. Pty Ltd 40 —
9 "It's A Long Way To The Top" AC/DC 1976 Bon Scott, Angus Young, Malcolm Young J Albert & Son Pty Ltd 5 —
10 "Quasimodo's Dream" The Reels 1981 Dave Mason Festival Music Pty Ltd — —
The remaining 20 songs[edit]
Listed in chronological order:
Year
Titles
Performers
Writers
Music publishers
Peak chart position
AUS[3][4]
NZ[5]
1922 "Along the Road to Gundagai" Jack O'Hagan & various Jack O'Hagan Allans Music Aus. — —
1969 "The Real Thing" Russell Morris Johnny Young Chappell & Co Aus. 1 —
1971 "I'll Be Gone" Spectrum Michael Rudd Cellar Music Co 1 —
1972 "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" The Bushwackers (1976)
Eric Bogle (1980) Eric Bogle Larrikin Music Publ. — —
1976 "I'm Stranded" The Saints Chris Bailey, Ed Kuepper Mushroom Music — —
1979 "Cool Change" Little River Band Glenn Shorrock Warner Chappell Music — 25
1982 "Science Fiction" Divinyls Christina Amphlett, Mark McEntee EMI Music Publ. Aus. 13 —
1982 "Power and the Passion" Midnight Oil Robert Hirst, James Moginie, Peter Garrett Sony Music Publ. Aus. 8 4
1983 "Reckless" Australian Crawl James Reyne Warner Chappell Music 1 8
1983 "Cattle and Cane" The Go-Betweens Grant McLennan, Robert Forster Festival Music, Complete Music Ltd (PRS) — —
1983 "I Was Only Nineteen" Redgum John Schumann Universal/MCA Music Publ. 1 41
1984 "Throw Your Arms Around Me" Hunters & Collectors John Archer, Geoffrey Crosby, Douglas Falconer, Robert Miles, Mark Seymour, Michael Waters, John Howard Mushroom Music 49 28
1986 "Wide Open Road" The Triffids David McComb Mushroom Music 64 —
1987 "To Her Door" Paul Kelly Paul Kelly Mushroom Music 14 —
1988 "My Island Home" Warumpi Band (1988), Christine Anu (1995), Neil Murray Neil Murray Rondor Music Aus. — —
1990 "The Ship Song" Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Nick Cave Mute Song (PRS), Mushroom Music — —
1991 "Treaty" Yothu Yindi Paul Kelly, Mandawuy Yunupingu, Stuart Kellaway, Cal Williams, Galarrwuy Yunupingu, Milkayngu Mununggurr, Witiyana Marika Mushroom Music 11 —
1997 "Even When I'm Sleeping" Leonardo's Bride Dean Manning Mushroom Music 4 34
1997 "Truly Madly Deeply" Savage Garden Darren Hayes, Daniel Jones EMI Music Publ. Aus. / Rough Cut Music 1 12
1998 "The Day You Come" Powderfinger Jonathan Coghill, John Collins, Ian Haug, Darren Middleton, Bernard Fanning Universal Music Publ. 25 —
See also[edit]
APRA Top 100 New Zealand Songs of All Time
References[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b c Culnane, Paul (2001-05-28). "The final list: APRA'S Ten best Australian Songs". Australasian Performing Right Association. Archived from the original on 2010-06-11. Retrieved 2008-05-20.
Jump up ^ Kruger, Debbie (2001-05-02). "The songs that resonate through the years". APRA. Archived from the original on 2014-04-01. Retrieved 2007-11-02.
^ Jump up to: a b Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970-1992. St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. Note: Used for Australian Singles and Albums charting from 1970 until ARIA created their own charts in mid-1988.
^ Jump up to: a b "Australian Charts portal". australian-charts.com. Archived from the original on 27 May 2008. Retrieved 22 May 2008.
^ Jump up to: a b "New Zealand charts portal". charts.org.nz. Archived from the original on 8 May 2008. Retrieved 22 May 2008.
Jump up ^ Jenkins, Jeff; Ian Meldrum (2007). "The Easybeats". Molly Meldrum presents 50 years of rock in Australia. Melbourne, Vic.: Wilkinson Publishing. p. 21. ISBN 978-1-921332-11-1. Retrieved 2008-10-27.
External links[edit]
Milesago website
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