Comments on: GILMORE GIRLS: Worst Episode Ever?

By: connie funnell

connie funnell — Wed, 09 May 2007 14:16:37 +0000

I hated last nights episode of Gilmore Girls. I really think Rory belongs with Logan and am hopeful that some reprieve of this will happen next week. As for Lorelai and Luke, that has to happen to end this series on a good note unlike the Seinfeld series which was ended as a disaster.

Rory walking away from Logan shows young people, you can break the heart of someone who loves you and it’s o.k. and it also shows marriage has no place in success, wrong messages.

Lorelai and Chris should never has gotten together, they don’t belong and never did, that was a wasted time in the series. Lorelai never seems to have happiness in her life, that gets tiring and after a while hard to watch. The Sex in the City program became old very fast because those girls were made to be losers in thier lives and one cannot watch that every week w/out saying “enough already”.

Gilmore Girls needs to go out on a better note than the one they’re headed for. It stinks.

By: thetvaddict

thetvaddict — Thu, 15 Feb 2007 14:22:13 +0000

tralfaz… I simply don’t have the self control not to watch the preview! I’m a TV Addict dammit… zero discipline when it comes to ‘next week on….’

By: tralfaz

tralfaz — Thu, 15 Feb 2007 04:15:15 +0000

Here in the House of Thruple, we’ve given up watching teasers or previews. They’ve just given away WAY too many things. So as soon as the episode ends, I hit “erase” no matter HOW badly we want to see.

By: Todd W in NC

Todd W in NC — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 17:24:17 +0000

I actually thought it was one of the better, if not best, episode of the season. Granted, the Michel stuff was pretty silly.

As, a few people commented over at TV Guide, it was nice to see “quiet” moments from Lorelai (the wave to Luke; the almost-crying face at the dog’s funeral), and it was nice to see she and Chris actually talk things out rather than avoid each other and play mind games.

As for Rory, it was nice to see her get nervous around the T.A. and even better when she also discussed it maturely with Logan. I didn’t like the wording she used to explain the situation to Logan, but at least she was honest with him and didn’t try to hide it. Also, did you notice Rory occasionally pulling her sleeves up over her hands like she used to when she was shy back in the first few seasons? Very cute.

As for others… Sookie made logical points to Lorelai. Loved the moments with Zach trying to avoid playing Celine Dion. I might be possessed by a demon or alien for admitting this, but it was even refreshing to see Kirk for a few seconds. I don’t miss Taylor, but I do miss town meetings. Good to see Babbette and Miss Patty in next week’s preview (that my TiVo cut off halfway through). Perhaps the show is gradually getting back on formula.

By: thetvaddict

thetvaddict — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 15:43:54 +0000

Probably Ourevoir

By: babette

babette — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 15:28:08 +0000

I hate promos that show all the BEST scenes too, but to be fair, I think the marketing dept of the CW had to give away the ending because of all the negative fan reaction and press towards the Lorelai/Christopher marriage. I think they were desperate lol. “Look, see? It’s over, we promise! It’s safe to come back!!”

I actually enjoyed Chin-Chin’s funeral storyline. Michel was pitifully sweet and Zach’s “Please, don’t make me do that” was hilarious.

And yes, our long national nightmare is finally over. Arrivederci, Chris. Or whatever they say in Paris.