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Did Mia know Lorelai was 16? I can see Lorelai fudging things a bit and making herself 18, and then Mia not finding out for many years Lorelai's true age.

I actually like Rory and Logan together; sure, he was smarmy and arrogant, but I still think he was good to Rory. I hold the UO that Rory should have accepted Logan's proposal. She could have still traveled for Barack Obama and had a journalism career, but Logan would have made her life exciting and Rory would have kept him grounded - They would be good for each other. They would have traveled together and been people of the world. I think it would have been good for Rory to get out from both her grandparent's and her mother's influences and spread her wings a little. And once they both got established in their respective careers, they could have settled closer to home. One of my favorite moments between the two of them was when he bought Rory the Birkin Bag, and she told him she loved him, and he goes "the lady at the store said this would happen." It was such a quiet, throwaway line, but he did it perfectly.

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Least Favorite: Taylor GiGi Francie - All of these were just needlessly obnoxious to me Christopher's parents - I understand they were disappointed in Christopher, but poor Rory lost out on a set of grandparents

Ah, gotcha! :) I was just curious. Thank you for clarifying. :D

16, 30 I'm just curious, why don't y'all like 27? I thought it was a sweet moment.

I'm not sure where this fits in as far as UO opinions go...but I really don't care for Lane as a character and I struggle to really find her point to the series. Don't get me wrong, she has some good moments, and I love Mama Kim, but Lane has always been kind of boring and one-note. She and Rory claim they're best friends, but apart from one or two instances, they don't really seem to connect. Lane is busy with her music and Rory is busy with Chilton and Yale. While they make some token efforts to support each other throughout the years, they don't seem like the kind of friends that will drop everything to be there for the other. As far as Rory goes, with Paris and the Chilton girls and then Logan and that crew, it seems like Lane wasn't really needed to further her story. It seems that Lane has more of a connection with Lorelai, which is understandable, because they are both rebelling against their upbringing. Though Lane is trying to be respectful about it whereas Lorelai is out and out refusing to even try to understand her parent's point of view. Still, though Lorelai acts as a place of refuge for Lane, I'm not sure she ever made the connection between herself and Lane. I'm not sure where this fits in as far as UO opinions go...but I really don't care for Lane as a character and I struggle to really find her point to the series. Don't get me wrong, she has some good moments, and I love Mama Kim, but Lane has always been kind of boring and one-note. She and Rory claim they're best friends, but apart from one or two instances, they don't really seem to connect. Lane is busy with her music and Rory is busy with Chilton and Yale. While they make some token efforts to support each other throughout the years, they don't seem like the kind of friends that will drop everything to be there for the other. As far as Rory goes, with Paris and the Chilton girls and then Logan and that crew, it seems like Lane wasn't really needed to further her story. It seems that Lane has more of a connection with Lorelai, which is understandable, because they are both rebelling against their upbringing. Though Lane is trying to be respectful about it whereas Lorelai is out and out refusing to even try to understand her parent's point of view. Still, though Lorelai acts as a place of refuge for Lane, I'm not sure she ever made the connection between herself and Lane.

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Ted Koppel! I'm not sure how unusual this is for this character...but...

Wasn't ASP bitter about leaving GG? Maybe she was thinking "let me mess up the show as much as I can and then see what they do about it"

Seen in more than one episode?

Eeee.... 21. Only because the L/L kiss was long-awaited and awesome.

One that always makes me laugh is when Jess finds the eggs on his car. I love love love Luke's reactions to this. JESS: Someone egged my car. LUKE: Geez, it stinks. JESS: It’s gonna take me forever to clean this up. LUKE: These eggs are cooked. JESS: What? LUKE: They’re not raw eggs. They look like. . . deviled eggs. JESS: Someone devil-egged my car? LUKE: Well, that is paprika. JESS: Someone prepared deviled eggs to throw at my car? LUKE: Man, they must hate you a lot. Hey, maybe it was the guy in the garden department. JESS: I’m gonna go get something to clean this up. Another one is when Jess shows up with the "uniform" at the diner.

Hmmm... It's VERY hard to limit myself to just one, and sometimes they change, but here they are: Season 1: Rory's Birthday Parties - I love the juxtaposition between the Gilmore Mansion and Lorelei. It seems to highlight everyone's characters. Season 2: Like Mother Like Daughter - I was with Rory all the way on this one and I'm glad she stood up for herself with the headmaster. The Lorelei/Emily stuff was cute too. Season 3: Those Are Strings, Pinocchio - My favorite episode of the entire series. Everything about it was just...perfection. Season 4: The Festival of Living Art - Not a great episode in terms of story movement, but its fun and pretty and I like the overall feel of it. Season 5: Women of Questionable Morals - I like the near-reconciliation of Emily and Richard; the townie stuff was cute. Just a nice episode for me. Season 6: Friday Night's All Right for Fighting - Just for the FND scene alone, I can watch it over and over. I thought it was really well-done. Season 7: Will You be My Lorelei Gilmore? - Love love love Lane's baby shower stuff; It's the beginning of the end for Logan. :)

Are Rory and Lane the only ones in the scene? At the Kims?