Saturday night I watched endless hours of Gilmore Girls episodes- I know, be jealous of my Saturday night. Anyway, I've see these episodes a million times, but I can't get over the final episodes. I hate how things ended between Rory & Logan- they date 3 years, he asks her to marry him, she says no, then he just says "goodbye Rory" and walks away! WTF is that? I just really think with all the characters they could have had a better ending. Anyone else?
Re: Gilmore Girls
I like Dean, but he wasn't Rory's intellectual match at all. Besides, he cheated on his wife then tried to pin it all on Rory, so I can't trust him at all. I assume that once someone cheats they will again.
I always felt the same way too! But I was torn between wanting her to end up with Jess or Logan. I never did like Dean.
I agree about the public proposal. But in the moment I kept shouting, "just take a long engagement..it will be ok!" My DH thought I was crazy.
I never watched GG when it was on TV, I watched it only about 2 years ago and went through all the seasons in about 4 months. I had definate GG withdrawl when it was over!
I feel like the last episode left a lot to the imagination. I wish they'd go back and make like a movie or something. I hate loose ends in shows.
Now I think I might need to pick up the series because I'm totally craving some Gilmore Girls
I didn't mind the ending. I wish the writers/producers had kept Paris edgier. She got too soft and mushy.
I think that Rory left to go on the campaign trail was a stroke of genius by the writers. She was right to leave Logan to consider his future without her for now. Nobody likes an ultimatum in place of a proposal.
Yeah, Rory lost her virginity to Dean when he was already married. Then she ran off to Europe with her grandmother and sent him a letter, which his wife found. Then all over town Rory and Lorelei took the heat for "breaking up their marriage" as if she was the only problem. Because you know teen marriages always go well (not suggesting that they never go well, just that statistically they're more prone to problems) and he wouldn't have cheated if Rory hadn't tempted him because it's always just the other woman's fault.
Me too!! I want to know what those two words were!!