
thought I’d share this big milestone w/ my fellow GG fans 🥹 my daughter & i are officially in season 1!
Edit to add: her birthday was yesterday, the 8th! just posting a day late. ☺️

Edit to add: her birthday was yesterday, the 8th! just posting a day late. ☺️
It was said that CMM was supposed to play out what Logan was supposed to be
Haha i havent seen one tree hill, but was it worth it for CMM to leave GG for OTH? Haha
I feel like this is going to be an unpopular opinion, but everyone in the show severely overreacted to Mitchum Huntsberger telling Rory she didn’t “have it” in journalism.
I understand Rory’s initial shock. I mean he was a shark in the journalism business so of course it hurt when he told her she was unqualified. But everyone in the show is acting as if he did some terrible thing. People act as if he harassed her, bullied her, embarrassed her or something. But I think that he was actually polite and honest.
And what’s more, I think he was right. She didn’t have it. The second Rory was criticized, she threw a fit and got herself thrown in jail and dropped out of school for a whole semester. The real world is tough, people will criticize you. And instead of using Mitchums words to fuel herself and try to get better and change his mind, she kind of fell into this whole “I am a victim” mindset.
Although he did it out of pity and to compensate for his family’s rudeness, he did give her a genuine shot.
I’m curious to see what other people think of this
How in the world did Logan graduate from Yale? I’ve never seen him take any classes, let alone open up a book. Then he had that awful accident so he missed months of classes but we don’t see him get an online tutor or anything? This is not some small town college, this is Yale, one of the hardest top Ivy league schools. I know this is TV so we don’t see everything but even his attitude… he just doesn’t seem like he has any career ambitions or goals. What did he even major in? Even if his destination and job was set in stone becuase of his father, still find it very unrealistic
It’s always funny to me when Rory and Lorelai both go “BLEH!” when they hear this on the radio.
I’ve never heard strong opinions about Hootie, positive or negative, and I was pretty young when they were popular in the 90s/early 2000s, so they just have a nice nostalgic sound to me.
Season 1 ep 10
😭😭😭😭
And then the moment where him and Lorelai have that moment.
Paris is my favorite character
He won the basket. When she and Dean agreed to participate in this town function they agreed to the risk of Dean being outbid. If Dean can’t handle someone outbidding him and Rory following the procedure then he should have asked Rory if they could skip the is particular function. They shouldn’t just rage quit because Dean lost.
Clearly they didn’t anticipate Jess outbidding Dean, but that was a risk they adopted when they decided to play.
I'm scared. I feel like they have been so perfect together (first time watcher) and I kinda know what happens but not fully. I'm just sad...why couldn't the writers just leave them alone? Allow them to grow as characters together and have conflict about new marriage, moving maybe, idk! 😭
I like that even though Logan didn't care for high society events he made sure to help with Rory's DAR event behind the scenes long after "getting her." It's not about the quality of the sound system for me but the thought put into meeting with Rory about the brands and budgets she wanted then coordinating with the vendor to take something off her plate. (The line about getting it for the price Rory wanted suggests he didn't just pay for it.) At the DAR event, the audio is one of Rory's first items of acknowledgement, so it was an important component. I normally love to see TV couples going to each other's events out of their comfort zones, but realistically that doesn't need to happen 100% of the time as long as they're on the same page. Just a little detail I thought was sweet.
Enjoy the low quality meme I made
In "Summer" it seemed clear to me that April represented a younger version of Rory, an MIT student, much like Rory was at a prestigious university like Yale. However, i think April's remake "You're back in your old house. What is this, a warning from real life?" was perhaps a bit mean. I know April didn't mean to offend Rory and was simply voicing her own fears about the future, but i feel the AYITL plot was overly harsh on Rory regarding the fact that she hadn't found stability in her life or career by age thirty, as if that were a crime.
Probably an unpopular opinion, but I’m rewatching GG for the millionth time and so sick of Zach’s attitude. He takes zero responsibility for anything around him and the “is what it is” in S6.10 hit my very last nerve!
** edit for clarification
I was thinking of the Logan/Jess/Dean debate! I didn’t consider Christopher’s nonsense in this statement!
Doing my annual rewatch and am unfortunately being reminded of how insufferable, selfish and aggravating Liz and TJ are. I need to skip every scene they’re in.
So chaotic, so fun, so Gilmore-coded!!
(S6, 13)
I know season 7 isn't everyone's cup of tea but this scene with slightly drunk Emily realizing her daughter can take care of herself after Richard has a heart attack and leaves Emily to fend for herself, is really such a unique moment in their relationship. She realizes Lorelai is capable of something she never even imagined possible for herself, which is being fine without a husband. It reminds me a lot of the Barbie Movie quote "mothers stand still so daughters can look back and see how far they've come". It made me shed a tear 🥲 It doesn't really change their relationship as seen next morning but it does show why Emily acts the way she does regarding Lorelai's life, it made me admire Lorelai so much more.
I never liked Max because he gave me a weird vibe when I was younger, and now that I'm rewatching it, I can see why. He's very coercive and will not take no for an answer. She's given him multiple reasons why she didn't think they should date, but he's clearly in it for the chase. And now I'm watching the episode where Rory is in Hartford and it's snowing, and she's telling him multiple times why he shouldn't come in her house, but he just WILL NOT STOP until she lets him in. No wonder I didn't like him, he's an unsafe man parading as the "nice" guy. Eeeyuckk.
I only know about the DAR from Gilmore Girls and I am not American, so I don’t know if it’s the weirdest spam I have ever gotten or just meant for someone with a similar email address. I just got asked to join the DAR?! (Even if it is spam, I censored any identifying information just in case)
Emily would NEVER make an error like this.