dustylil May 21, 2016 Share May 21, 2016 3 hours ago, junienmomo said: I've got my fingers crossed for the anniversary of the first episode. That would be ten years exactly 2 hours ago, DMM51759 said: It premiered October 5 2000 With respect, wouldn't that be sixteen years? Or am I missing something? Link to comment
DMM51759 May 21, 2016 Share May 21, 2016 Well the number 16 did have some significance to the show in a few ways. So maybe they may still use that date for release Link to comment
junienmomo May 21, 2016 Share May 21, 2016 6 hours ago, junienmomo said: I've got my fingers crossed for the anniversary of the first episode. That would be ten years exactly. (insert embarrassed smiley face here). 2 Link to comment
lulu1960 May 21, 2016 Share May 21, 2016 (edited) Quote I've got my fingers crossed for the anniversary of the first episode. That would be ten years exactly. Funny, I was thinking about Oct 5th as a good release date as well. A nice bit of symmetry Quote It premiered October 5 2000 Edited May 21, 2016 by lulu1960 Link to comment
FictionLover May 21, 2016 Share May 21, 2016 22 hours ago, junienmomo said: Great topic. I suppose if the relationship is "ramped up," whatever that means, I've got my fingers crossed that there is a strong supportive relationship between the couple. Presuming that's true, then the Christopher/other man or woman goes away, leaving us with the rest of the standard drama points: illness death loss of financial means (or dramatic gains e.g. if Richard leaves Lorelai a pile of money) Emily moves in or does something equally dramatic a daughter gets pregnant or Lorelai does Kirk (somehow Kirk always seems to be involved) godchildren (Lane's or Sookie's kids) need something dramatic April's gayness (a wish floating around the interwebs) We've seen the diner destroyed once, Lorelai's workplace destroyed, too many Christopher interruptions, love child, "Hole!," annoying leeching family, ... Ought to be fun when it arrives. "Ramped up" ... I wonder what a Netflix rating will be. 1 Link to comment
hippielamb May 23, 2016 Share May 23, 2016 On 5/21/2016 at 10:01 PM, Kohola3 said: I think normally Netflix drops them all at once. That's what they did for Season 4 of Longmire. Same with House of Cards. I know Amy said she wanted them spread out but I don't know how realistic that is. Gilmoregirls was trending on twitter the night Lauren tweeted the title. People are excited and are used to getting netflix shows all at once. Is the actress who plays Liz the only one not coming back? I liked her "Hey, whatever man" attitude. Such a contrast to Luke. Not going to miss T.J. that's for sure. I know he was supposed to be comic relief but I found him very grating. Maybe they left Stars Hollow and are on the festival circuit. 1 Link to comment
dustylil May 23, 2016 Share May 23, 2016 6 minutes ago, hippielamb said: Is the actress who plays Liz the only one not coming back? Nope. Apparently no Liz (yippee), no TJ, no Anna and no Max. 3 Link to comment
SiobhanJW May 24, 2016 Share May 24, 2016 Looks like Rory is writing for the Stars Hollow Gazette! 2 Link to comment
dustylil May 25, 2016 Share May 25, 2016 I'm looking at the top story above the fold in the Stars Hollow Gazette and am confused. How and why has Mrs. VanGerbig joined a highway? 2 Link to comment
solotrek May 25, 2016 Share May 25, 2016 2 hours ago, dustylil said: I'm looking at the top story above the fold in the Stars Hollow Gazette and am confused. How and why has Mrs. VanGerbig joined a highway? Probably to show us why Rory is writing for the Stars Hollow Gazette and not the New York Times. Link to comment
Anela May 25, 2016 Share May 25, 2016 I was thinking they would release it in October, or on Thanksgiving weekend. Link to comment
dustylil May 25, 2016 Share May 25, 2016 (edited) 1 hour ago, solotrek said: Probably to show us why Rory is writing for the Stars Hollow Gazette and not the New York Times. And the Stars Hollow Gazette is unlikely to have typesetters or even proofreaders:) Edited May 25, 2016 by dustylil Link to comment
SiobhanJW May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 Just saw this clip on Twitter of Jared at some Convention. He mentioned that the scene he shot is in Dosses Market with a "certain actress". He said he felt the scene gave his character closure. 2 Link to comment
readster May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 12 hours ago, SiobhanJW said: Just saw this clip on Twitter of Jared at some Convention. He mentioned that the scene he shot is in Dosses Market with a "certain actress". He said he felt the scene gave his character closure. Better to hear it that way instead of a few months after Dean's last appearance on the show and Jared said: "I was not happy with how it left Dean just hanging." 1 Link to comment
junienmomo May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 12 hours ago, SiobhanJW said: Just saw this clip on Twitter of Jared at some Convention. He mentioned that the scene he shot is in Dosses Market with a "certain actress". He said he felt the scene gave his character closure. What? He finally has the nerve to tell Lorelai that his feelings for her are stronger than they ever were for Rory? (evil grin) 12 Link to comment
txhorns79 May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 Quote What? He finally has the nerve to tell Lorelai that his feelings for her are stronger than they ever were for Rory? (evil grin) I might pay to see that tidbit written into one of the revival scripts. 7 Link to comment
Smad May 27, 2016 Share May 27, 2016 Well they certainly had more chemistry than him and Rory. Plus the whole 'you are pretty, no you are pretty' was downright romantic. 4 Link to comment
hippielamb May 28, 2016 Share May 28, 2016 It makes sense for Dean to have a scene with Rory but I would love one with Lorelai. He had the best chemistry with her. Lorelai/Dean is my not so secret guilty pleasure on this show. 1 Link to comment
junienmomo May 28, 2016 Share May 28, 2016 To her credit, Alexis Bledel was cutting her acting teeth on Dean. I'm guessed she was hired for looks first, acting second. It makes sense that Jared and Lauren would play off each other better, simply due to more experience. But yeah, it certainly spice up the mother-daughter-daughter's boyfriend relationship for the viewers. 1 Link to comment
Aloeonatable May 28, 2016 Share May 28, 2016 Quote To her credit, Alexis Bledel was cutting her acting teeth on Dean. I'm guessed she was hired for looks first, acting second. It makes sense that Jared and Lauren would play off each other better, simply due to more experience. I think GG was Jared's first role, as well. Link to comment
junienmomo May 28, 2016 Share May 28, 2016 23 minutes ago, Aloeonatable said: I think GG was Jared's first role, as well. Your info sent me scurrying to IMDB. There was maybe one thing before GG, you're right. He had at least been taking acting lessons for several years. Looks like alexis' experience was similar. Wonder why her lack of experience was discussed, but not his. 1 Link to comment
solotrek May 28, 2016 Share May 28, 2016 18 minutes ago, junienmomo said: Your info sent me scurrying to IMDB. There was maybe one thing before GG, you're right. He had at least been taking acting lessons for several years. Looks like alexis' experience was similar. Wonder why her lack of experience was discussed, but not his. They spoke about that at the reunion IIRC, but during the run of the show one of them needed that out there more than the other. Of course looking back, JP wasn't that great early on. Link to comment
junienmomo June 4, 2016 Share June 4, 2016 This post goes here, in case I missed some spoilerish information in the article, but the interview with Nick Holmes (Robert) was very entertaining. He talks in depth about Robert's character and his enthusiasm for GG. The funniest part is that he has an Instagram account for his hair. http://www.gilmorenews.com/2016/06/03/nick-holmes-goes-behind-the-scenes-of-the-life-death-brigade/ Link to comment
junienmomo June 8, 2016 Share June 8, 2016 To be perfectly honest, I'm with Luke on this one... 1 Link to comment
AnotherCastle June 20, 2016 Share June 20, 2016 Quote Jackson shares that they were so worried about leaks, that they shot ‘red herring’ scenes that won’t be used: “They shot red herring scenes. The shot stuff that isn’t going to make it, as a misdirect in case of leaks. Whole scenes or ending of scenes… there are very select people that know the whole story. I’m not one of those people!” Indeed, the security applied to every stage of the filming, including restricting which pages you could see and the watermarking of each script with each actors’ name. With a project as large as this one (have you see the number of actors returning?), that’s a safe measure. Jackson mentioned that his script listed him at #147 or something, showing the long line of actors, new and returning, who are involved in the show. http://www.gilmorenews.com/2016/06/16/jackson-douglas-on-playing-a-crazy-version-of-himself-melissa-mccarthys-return/ 2 Link to comment
chessiegal June 22, 2016 Share June 22, 2016 My FB feed just showed a picture of Alexis with FLOTUS. Since Rory was following Obama on the campaign trail at the end, how cool would it be if Michelle was in the revival? Link to comment
lulu1960 June 22, 2016 Share June 22, 2016 They say it was Alexis supporting the First Lady's Snapchat channel and Let Girls Learn Initiative. Alexis Bledel and First Lady Obama 1 Link to comment
Smad June 23, 2016 Share June 23, 2016 David Sutcliff also spoiled that Rory/Dean are out of the pool as to who Rory ends up with. But was there really any doubt about that, considering Jared only had one filming day? 2 Link to comment
junienmomo June 23, 2016 Share June 23, 2016 40 minutes ago, Smad said: David Sutcliff also spoiled that Rory/Dean are out of the pool as to who Rory ends up with. But was there really any doubt about that, considering Jared only had one filming day? LOL, seeing Lorelai sleep with Christopher at the end of season 6 and the fifteen seconds of LL reconciliation at the end of season 7, I wouldn't put it past anyone. But no, because of the character, I don't think it's Dean. 1 Link to comment
shron17 June 23, 2016 Share June 23, 2016 On 6/20/2016 at 10:36 AM, AnotherCastle said: Jackson shares that they were so worried about leaks, that they shot ‘red herring’ scenes that won’t be used: “They shot red herring scenes. The shot stuff that isn’t going to make it, as a misdirect in case of leaks. Whole scenes or ending of scenes… there are very select people that know the whole story. This makes me wonder if even the spoilers we think we know are really spoilers. It makes me happy--I'd much rather be surprised. And yes, I know I'm reading the spoiler thread. 2 Link to comment
FictionLover June 23, 2016 Share June 23, 2016 52 minutes ago, shron17 said: This makes me wonder if even the spoilers we think we know are really spoilers. It makes me happy--I'd much rather be surprised. And yes, I know I'm reading the spoiler thread. I get it! You don't really want to know but you at least want to know that you will be happy with where your favorite characters are. I wonder if that means the article in Entertainment Weekly was a smoke screen too. 1 Link to comment
junienmomo July 6, 2016 Share July 6, 2016 Quote Antihero Lorelai Gilmore, anti-hero? Well, we know she can be immature.... Thanks to moonb for finding this article. The author conjectures among other things on the revival. How much can Lorelai have grown and changed during the intervening decade, yet still keep the best of the original series? Tricky question. Some people think that ASP won't be able to write a happily married to Luke with kids Lorelai. Others think that Lorelai would be boring. How much can Emily move away from the villain role? How much can Rory lose of her self-centeredness? Can Luke be both a delighted father and husband without losing the grumpiness? Lorelai was immature and self-absorbed in the original series. How much of her unkindness to Emily, Sookie, Kirk, Christopher, Rory and Luke do we really want to see in the revival? How much of that do we need to give us a satisfying GG experience? How much growth do we need to see in order to not find the revival frustratingly repetitive of the original series? 2 Link to comment
Aloeonatable July 6, 2016 Share July 6, 2016 Quote How much growth do we need to see in order to not find the revival frustratingly repetitive of the original series? This is what I fear the most, that we will see the characters having not changed much. I want them to have some of the same "flaws' that made them interesting characters, but I expect growth. Great article, by the way. 5 Link to comment
Sara2009 July 6, 2016 Share July 6, 2016 (edited) I don't think that article was wrong per se, but it was definitely completely one-sided. Emily, Richard, Christopher, Sookie etc were all awful on occasion too. Edited July 6, 2016 by Sara2009 3 Link to comment
BellyLaughter July 6, 2016 Share July 6, 2016 I can't see ASP giving any of her characters any kind of profound growth -- it's not her style.... 2 Link to comment
FictionLover July 6, 2016 Share July 6, 2016 If she doesn't ignore season 7 there should be some growth. Luke was friendly and more flexible. Lorelai supported Rory's career opportunity and selflessly abandoned their anticipated vacation together. She let her go without any drama. Lorelai saying she wanted to continue FNDS was a big step with her parents. Granted, these changes,were at the end of the season but hopefully they stuck ? 5 Link to comment
AnotherCastle July 6, 2016 Share July 6, 2016 https://twitter.com/GilmoreGUpdates/status/749337101976473600/video/1 Alex Kingston confirms she will be in the revival. She playing "a sort of very eccentric character", she will be in more than one episode, she shares most scenes with Alexis/Rory and her scenes were not in Stars Hollow, but on location somewhere else. Rory's mentor/boss? Link to comment
Kohola3 July 6, 2016 Share July 6, 2016 Good grief, first every freaking character will be returning (even the most boring and minor) from the first go-round and now they're adding a bunch more that were never part of the original recipe. I bet those sound stages are pretty darned crowded. My desire to watch drops with each addition. I expect I will be watching the forums to see if the series is worth watching. 6 Link to comment
clack July 7, 2016 Share July 7, 2016 Seems that the plot engines powering the revival will be a) the family dealing with Richard's loss, b) Rory's career crisis ( where Alex Kingston comes in?) and possibly c) Rory confronts her romantic past. So far, so Rory-centric. There must also be a Lorelai/Luke conflict, otherwise no drama. Reluctance to marry? Luke replacing Sookie in the co-ownership of the inn? 2 Link to comment
Smad July 7, 2016 Share July 7, 2016 16 hours ago, Kohola3 said: Good grief, first every freaking character will be returning (even the most boring and minor) from the first go-round and now they're adding a bunch more that were never part of the original recipe. I bet those sound stages are pretty darned crowded. My desire to watch drops with each addition. I expect I will be watching the forums to see if the series is worth watching. I will be doing the same here as I did with X-Files. I will wait and see what people have to say about the episodes and then decide. Because my excitement for GG is just as low as it was for XF. Once you get past the initial excitement and details come out, things change quickly. 4 Link to comment
solotrek July 8, 2016 Share July 8, 2016 I really like Alex Kingston so fingers crossed. No Jar Jars please ASP. Link to comment
junienmomo July 27, 2016 Share July 27, 2016 TV guide was discussing the TCAs recently. One question that came up about Gilmore girls was a question about the life and death brigade. One of the interviewees said there was a rumor, pure rumor, that Logan was getting married and the whole brigade and brought back and are invited to the wedding. Has anyone else heard that? Sounds interesting. 1 Link to comment
Anela July 27, 2016 Share July 27, 2016 (edited) November 25th, according to a trailer on Facebook. I thought it would be around that time, Thanksgiving. I don't know if I'll be watching, though. I had planned to watch it with my mother - we were like Lorelai and Rory (sort of - that close), but she didn't make it. She passed away suddenly. I got into GG with her. Her birthday was November 30th. Edited July 27, 2016 by Anela 1 Link to comment
Kohola3 July 27, 2016 Share July 27, 2016 I am so sorry, Anela, that is so hard. Maybe we can band together and do something like the fans of Longmire. We pick an episode and agree to watch it all together at the same time, usually 9pm ET on a Saturday night. Then we post comments throughout the viewing and afterward on either Facebook or Twitter. I don't see why we couldn't do the same thing here since a lot of people don't do FB or Twitter. Won't be like viewing with your mom but we are a pseudo-family within this GG crowd. Thoughts, anyone? 4 Link to comment
amensisterfriend July 27, 2016 Share July 27, 2016 Anela, I'm so sorry to hear that. My own mom is very sick with cancer, and I can only imagine what you're going through. Please know that you have our support. Kohola, that sounds like a terrific idea. There's a quote floating around today about how fans will end up with all questions about Rory's love life answered but NOT all questions about Lorelai's love life answered...? I would have expected the reverse, where Rory's was left a little more open ended. They're not seriously going to have Luke and Lorelai STILL questioning whether they should be together after all this time, right?! I got choked up at the first "la la" too.The trailer was definitely a nostalgic callback to classic GG. At first I thought the pop culture references were slightly forced and drawn out, but I think that's because I haven't been used to hearing this uniquely GG-esque type of dialogue for so long that my ears had to adjust :) 3 Link to comment
cuddlingcrowley July 27, 2016 Share July 27, 2016 Quote At first I thought the pop culture references were slightly forced and drawn out Oh, good! Glad I'm not alone. But there were plenty of bits on the original series I found unfunny or simply didn't get it so I'm also not worried. On the other hand, Rory looks so weird to me...it'll take me more than a bit to get used to grown up Alexis Bledel. 3 Link to comment
FictionLover July 27, 2016 Share July 27, 2016 1 hour ago, amensisterfriend said: There's a quote floating around today about how fans will end up with all questions about Rory's love life answered but NOT all questions about Lorelai's love life answered...? I would have expected the reverse, where Rory's was left a little more open ended. They're not seriously going to have Luke and Lorelai STILL questioning whether they should be together after all this time, right?! That would be redundant. Who knows because they filmed fake scenes because of leaks. These guys have better security than our government! ☺ 2 Link to comment
moonb July 27, 2016 Share July 27, 2016 Quote On the other hand, Rory looks so weird to me...it'll take me more than a bit to get used to grown up Alexis Bledel. Ha, I had the reverse reaction that Lorelai took me out of the scene, though I think it's partly that I didn't watch Parenthood and haven't seen Lauren Graham really since 2007, whereas I saw Alexis' more adult appearance in Mad Men. So I buy Rory as 30 year-old professional daughter, whereas Lorelai is in what looks like her same kitchen making jokes like it's 10 years ago and nothing's changed. I know that's what the trailer is aiming for, I was just a little jarred by it. :) 3 Link to comment
Kohola3 July 28, 2016 Share July 28, 2016 Quote Kohola, that sounds like a terrific idea. We have a couple of months to plan but let's all keep it in mind! 2 Link to comment
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