Gilmore Girls: A Definitive Guide to the Essential Episodes

[TMC]

http://collider.com/gilmore-girls-episode-guide/

Netflix isn’t only in the business of churning out original content. They’re using the platform to resurrect series from the past, series such as Full House, Voltron, and Gilmore Girls. News about the return of the latter made Stars Hollow citizen wannabes sigh with content. The series stretched over seven seasons and introduced a host of peculiar but delightful personalities, most of whom called the small town of Stars Hollow home. Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) and her daughter Rory (Alexis Bledel) were the pillars holding up the story, but they were supported by memorable family and friends.

[mets82]

Eh, on some of the choices. The Two Birthday Parties is very funny and I feel bad for Rory because of what Emily did by not telling her that there was a party with her "friends" from Chilton.

You Jump, I Jump Jack is kind of boring. I don't care about the Life and Death Brigade or the weird stuff that they do.

The Lorelei's first Day at Yale annoys me. Rory actually. I mean she couldn't concentrate on her room because she was looking through and memorizing the Yale school guide or whatever its called. Not only that, I didn't like all the take out food they had as too me the scene didn't fit. Plus, Lorelei breaking Luke's stones about the mattress and how to drive his truck annoyed me too.


I will say that the Dance Marathon and the Thanksgiving one is hysterical. Kirk running around to the Rocky theme after winning the Marathon is priceless. And then when Kirk gets a cat and winds up sleeping in the Towns Square. Goodbye Human Kirk. Also I liked the scene with Jackson and the guys cheering for him to bring out the Turkey. Sookie had a great line "He should have driven out on a monster truck."

I would have chosen more of Season 1 just because I like when a show is new because you're getting to know the characters and they along with the plots seems fresh.

[Nordy]

Season 1 was one of the best ones but I'm a fan of Season 5. That season had pretty much everything. Even the best when Emily and Richard renewed their vows and had a big party. It was kind of weird seeing Rory in a tux though.