TMC
01-09-2017, 10:17 PM
http://www.avclub.com/article/gilmore-guys-talk-hated-character-and-speculate-be-248040
Gilmore Guys
Gilmore Gabs: Vanessa Marano (http://www.spreaker.com/user/gilmoreguys/gilmore-gabs-vanessa-marano)
Everyone may have long since finished watching Netflix’s new Gilmore Girls installment, but that doesn’t mean the Gilmore Guys are backing down. In their first episode following their Year In The Life recaps, they talk with Vanessa Marano, the actress who plays Luke’s long-lost daughter April, to dig even deeper into the mythology of the television show. Marano, a fan of the show before being cast, knew going in that April would rile up fans, but as a 13-year-old she had no idea how much hate the fans would throw her way. She reflects on the drama with maturity and good humor, further chatting with hosts Kevin T. Porter and Demi Adejuyigbe about Gilmore Girls Fan Fest, the wonder of show creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, and the ups and downs of homeschooling. Marano is charming the whole way through (sorry, April haters), but the highlight of the episode is hearing Porter and Adejuyigbe riff and speculate even after Gilmore Girls’ much mythologized “final four words” have been spoken. [Brianna Wellen]
Gilmore Guys
Gilmore Gabs: Vanessa Marano (http://www.spreaker.com/user/gilmoreguys/gilmore-gabs-vanessa-marano)
Everyone may have long since finished watching Netflix’s new Gilmore Girls installment, but that doesn’t mean the Gilmore Guys are backing down. In their first episode following their Year In The Life recaps, they talk with Vanessa Marano, the actress who plays Luke’s long-lost daughter April, to dig even deeper into the mythology of the television show. Marano, a fan of the show before being cast, knew going in that April would rile up fans, but as a 13-year-old she had no idea how much hate the fans would throw her way. She reflects on the drama with maturity and good humor, further chatting with hosts Kevin T. Porter and Demi Adejuyigbe about Gilmore Girls Fan Fest, the wonder of show creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, and the ups and downs of homeschooling. Marano is charming the whole way through (sorry, April haters), but the highlight of the episode is hearing Porter and Adejuyigbe riff and speculate even after Gilmore Girls’ much mythologized “final four words” have been spoken. [Brianna Wellen]