One step forward:
No Aeira girls this week. I didn’t notice them last week either. I guess it’s a distinct possibility that I’ve just emotionally oppressed the memory of them. We did however have a great preview of Lauren Graham’s new movie "Because I said so". At least someone knows how to make her look like a bride.
Two steps back:
The kitchen tiles look a lot more yellow. It just reminded me of highlighting Paris’ hair. Plus the fact that Emily’s hair is now perfect. I always liked her slightly frizzy hair, it was one imperfection in her character.
Muffin tops. Do they think I’ve never seen Seinfeld? They should at least pay homage to it, instead of just trying to pass it off as a completely new idea. Same thing with Jackson’s failed attempt to get private male surgery, "Mad About You" already did that. Maybe next week they will recycle an old "I love Lucy" plot & they will all get a job working on a chocolate assembly line
One step forward:
Paris’ charts. Finally, someone is trying to get Rory into gear. It’s about time. I love the way she did it too, as well as finally just tackling the juvenile Rory/Lucy situation.
Two steps back:
Rory still worrying about Lucy when she should be worried about her future. What happened to the once driven girl who was trying to get into an Ivy League school? That Rory would be much more focused & freaking out to compete with Paris.
Jackson & Lucy both had books, but they were never mentioned & there wasn’t even a decent shot to tell what they were reading. I now have to wander through Barnes & Noble & decide which book with a silver seal on it was in the scene.
One step forward:
I actually loved Lorelai’s letter. It was very heart felt, & we’ve heard the line "Once Luke Danes is in your life, he’s in your life forever", several times before in different words. I may have gotten tears in my eyes, or I was just that happy to not see the Aeria girls.
Steps back:
Stop playing with my emotions. I started the episode loving Chris, Lorelai, & Rory as a family. I think they have a much better connection than trying to fit Luke into that equation. No sooner do I decide this, then Chris leaves.
Martie & Lucy broke up. Really? Shocking. Do you think now he will try to become between Rory & Logan? Who would’ve thought? At least he is finally available to date me.
It seems that their wpm has decreased. I don’t clock how fast they talk, but it really seemed to drag. Also, nothing to google this episode.
Richard Gilmores supposed heart attack. Remember the episode before when he had a heart attack around Christmas time? This was one of the best episodes of "Gilmore Girls" in my opinion. Now it is just being used in an attempt to get Luke & Lorelai back together.
All in all, I feel like yelling at Sookie, Richard, Martie & the whole gang "Don’t give in to the plot ploy. Don’t let yourselves be used like this. Fight it, I know you can". What did you think of the episode?
I wonder if I will get blog-o-sphere beat up if I call Jane Austen the first “Seinfeld”. She was the master of books about nothing. Yet, I have seen every episode of “Seinfeld” I just keep watching. It’s worth a shot, Jane Austen was the first “Seinfeld”. I recently read “Sense & Sensibility”, & spent 261 pages wondering if something was wrong with me. I’m a girl. Girls like to read Jane Austen. There is just something about this romantic era that is totally unbelievable to me. Or maybe it is too believable. I have been in too many rooms where all that is discussed is men & how to get them. The story is about two sisters who are supposedly different, but seem exactly the same to me. These sisters are courted by men who are supposedly different, but seem exactly the same to me. All in all, the book could use some more ’splosions or duels or something. However, the last 20 pages I was holding my breath, wondering how this was going to work out. After all, I do like “Seinfeld”. Ok I’ll stop typing now, let the beating up begin.
