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03-24-2023, 08:37 PM
https://www.looper.com/1237230/the-biggest-change-gilmore-girls-fans-would-make-its-all-about-a-dream/
Fans would love to 86 Christopher from Season 7
The "it was all a dream" trope can be at best trite and at worst mind-boggling. For certain "Gilmore Girls" fans, the mediocrity of Season 7 is worth employing TV's favorite cheat code.
After an argument with Luke in the Season 6 finale, Season 7 opens with the bleary-eyed morning-after of Lorelai's tryst with Christopher. If it had been a dream, u/Pleasant-Result2747 contends, Lorelei would be "relieved." Their alternate history also erases the drawn out will-they-won't-they between Luke and Lorelai, who instead work things out immediately.
"They get married," u/Pleasant-Result2747 posted, "and we see an amazing wedding." That wedding would replace the heartfelt finale, in which the couple finally gets back together. Hilariously, u/Pleasant-Result2747 saw no need to rehabilitate Logan as Rory would still reject his proposal. Other fans chimed in to support the rehashed ending.
"Omggg making that mess a dream would have been so good," u/almostdoctorposting wrote. U/Adventurethief also embraced the idea, accepting it as new canon. U/Pleasant-Result2747 then added a slight change to the end of "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life."
"PLOT TWIST," u/Pleasant-Result2747 said regarding Rory's pregnancy announcement. "Lorelai says 'me too.'" That change was a bridge too far for u/blixernoire.
"Everything minus the last thing. It gets tiring that everyone in the series just procreates like magic," u/blixernoire wrote. "Totally unrelatable."
Fans would love to 86 Christopher from Season 7
The "it was all a dream" trope can be at best trite and at worst mind-boggling. For certain "Gilmore Girls" fans, the mediocrity of Season 7 is worth employing TV's favorite cheat code.
After an argument with Luke in the Season 6 finale, Season 7 opens with the bleary-eyed morning-after of Lorelai's tryst with Christopher. If it had been a dream, u/Pleasant-Result2747 contends, Lorelei would be "relieved." Their alternate history also erases the drawn out will-they-won't-they between Luke and Lorelai, who instead work things out immediately.
"They get married," u/Pleasant-Result2747 posted, "and we see an amazing wedding." That wedding would replace the heartfelt finale, in which the couple finally gets back together. Hilariously, u/Pleasant-Result2747 saw no need to rehabilitate Logan as Rory would still reject his proposal. Other fans chimed in to support the rehashed ending.
"Omggg making that mess a dream would have been so good," u/almostdoctorposting wrote. U/Adventurethief also embraced the idea, accepting it as new canon. U/Pleasant-Result2747 then added a slight change to the end of "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life."
"PLOT TWIST," u/Pleasant-Result2747 said regarding Rory's pregnancy announcement. "Lorelai says 'me too.'" That change was a bridge too far for u/blixernoire.
"Everything minus the last thing. It gets tiring that everyone in the series just procreates like magic," u/blixernoire wrote. "Totally unrelatable."