jburdeen

I'll take anything you got ;). As someone who got married on a Monday night at City Hall, I'm familiar with weekday weddings. That being said, I don't think I've ever heard of a mid-week wedding that was so well-attended (and fancy). I have to say, I'm glad to hear that I didn't miss something (even if I have seen the episode 50+ times). I love this episode because it really is the jumping off point of Richard and Rory's sweet relationship.

Every time I watch KILL ME NOW, I desperately try to rationalize the timing of the episode. We know Rory goes golfing on Saturday morning with Richard. We later see her meet Lorelai at Lukes with the hat. The next day, Sunday, she's at the Inn and Richard calls to talk about the book. Then we see the GGs at home arguing about who's boobs are bigger, presumably Sunday afternoon. Then we see Sookie and Lorelai almost get hit crossing the street to get strawberries for the wedding, and this has to be the next day, or the following weekend (?). But, all the while they are prepping for the wedding which is supposedly happening that weekend, so unless it's a Tuesday wedding I can't figure out the timing. AND, on top of it, they bring R+E leftover blueberry shortcake at the next FND, but would the shortcake really last a whole week? I love this episode, so I am constantly trying to find a way to make sense of it, but I always come up short. Anyone have any theories?

Does anyone think it's odd in Love Daisies and Troubadours that when Rory goes to Dean's house and Clara opens the door they don't know each other? Are we to assume with all the time Dean and Rory spent together in the 3 months they were a couple Rory never went to Dean's house or met his family?

At the end of Welcome to the Dollhouse, when Richard rings the doorbell to bring back the dollhouse, Lorelai tells Luke her pizza's there, and goes to answer the door only to find Richard standing there with her dollhouse. Meanwhile, that episode ends on a cliffhanger and they basically replay this scene at the beginning of 'twenty-one is the loneliest number.' After they replay that scene of Richard telling Lorelai they have to fix the situation and Richard leaves and Lorelai is exasperated and she turns to Luke and says something to the effect of... 'I'm hungry, I'm going to order a pizza.' It's driven me crazy every time I've seen it.