As always this was a great episode of Gilmore Girls. It had comedy, drama, all thrown into the mix. I don't know, it just wasn't as brilliant as I thought it would be. Don't get me wrong, it was a really great episode, I just didn't think it was the best finale they could have done.
Maybe it was due to Christopher's presence, he had a big one and it mind of didn't have to do with other storylines from the season. I think he's alright as a character but it felt a tad rushed. Seriously there were great parts in the episode. A major highlight being Rory finally kissing Jess. Probably my favourite scene of the episode, it was really well done.
I think I liked it so much because it has been leading up to it for a number of episodes and I like them as a couple. It was great how Rory gave in, then ran off, shocked what she had done. I wonder if Jess will be a different guy next season. He seems to be getting better here, his talk with Luke was a good sign.
Luke and Lorelai not making up was a bit annoying, especially how distant Luke was being to her, I mean she did apologise. I do think Chris and Lorelai as a couple is good, I just would have preferred him maybe to come back in the episode before, set it up a little bit.
Sookie and Jackson bits were good, like the kilt, Sookie freaking out but I didn't think there was enough. maybe a bit more would have been good. Paris was entertaining, her talks with Madeline and Louise were amusing. As was Emily and Richards disgust at the 'pity invite'.
Sherry being pregnant wasn't a shock only because I read about it, maybe it made it less enjoyable. I still liked the turn of events, it was too good to be true with them becoming a family again. Should be an interesting story as well. Liked Lorelai's reaction to it.
The end was good, both the Gilmore girls walking down the aisle. So it was a good finale, I really can't wait to watch the season three box set.moreless
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Sookie's wedding draws near, while Lorelai finally relents and goes into the diner, where she apologizes profusely to Luke. Christopher comes to town for the removal of Rory's cast and decides to stay for Sookie's wedding. While Lorelai and Chris seem to be getting along, Sherry drops a bomb. Meanwhile, Paris is running for student body president, and employs Rory as vice-president. Also, Jess returns to Stars Hollow and asks Luke if he can stay. But when worse come to worst, Rory must choose between Jess and Dean.moreless
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ADD TRIVIA- Rory tells her father that she and Lorelai take disappointment badly and property damage is often involved. This actually ends up being true, when in the episode "Take the Deviled Eggs..." Rory and Lorelai deviled egg Jess' car. Edit
- When Madeline and Louise are discussing with Paris how her lack of likability will affect the school election and Paris asks what she should do, Madeline suggests that she hope for a sex scandal, a suggestion that Paris, in her usual overzealous manner, seems to support. Ironically, in the season 3 episode 16, "The Big One", Paris has a real sex scandal, when she rants on C-SPAN about sleeping with Jamie and not getting into Harvard. Edit
- Sookie and Jackson officially get married in this episode. Edit
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ADD QUOTES- (Lorelai is trying to patch things up with Luke, who remains oblivious to it) Lorelai: So, this is how it's gonna be with us now, huh? Luke: No idea what you're talking about. Lorelai: You're pulling a Mr. Freeze on me. Luke: I'm not pulling a Mr. Freeze on you. Lorelai: Please. I'm gonna need snow chains just to get out of here. Luke: I assume you want coffee with your donuts. Lorelai: I'm sorry, Luke. It was a bad night. I completely freaked out. I said some things... Did you get my note? I wrote you a note. Luke: Got your note. Lorelai: You got my note. Did you read my note? Luke: Read your note. Lorelai: And? Luke: It was very well-written Lorelai: That's it? Luke: I also enjoyed the Garfield stationary. That's one funny cat. Lorelai: I said I was sorry, Luke. Luke: Yes, you did. Lorelai: I said it like a million times. Luke: You said it four times, but I understand you're embellishing for dramatic effects. Lorelai: Stop. Luke: Stop what? Lorelai: Oh, stop this robot talk. If you're mad, just act like you're mad at me. Luke: I'm not mad at you. Lorelai: You're being really, really unfair. Rory was in the hospital. Luke: Lorelai, what is it exactly that you want me to do? I'm not mad, I'm not holding a grudge, I heard your apology, I feel I'm being polite, I listened to your donut bit, I got you your coffee. What would make you happy? Lorelai: I want Luke back. Luke: He's standing right here. Lorelai: No, he's not. (she walks out of the diner) Edit
- Dean: (Referring to Babette and Miss Patty singing) So, how many cocktails caused that? Rory: Oh, they haven't had any cocktails yet. Dean: Really? Rory: Oh yeah, when they start having cocktails we're gonna have to hide you. Edit
- Michel: All right, the piano movers will be here at eight and the chairs will be set up at nine. All the rooms are made up and ready. I will be in at ten. Now I am going home unless you would like me to stay. Lorelai: Actually, I would, thanks. Michel: No, I'm sorry, I think I said that wrong. I am going home now unless you would like me to stay. Lorelai: I would love you to stay, thanks for offering. Michel: Okay, see, once again, my English not so good. One more time. I am going home now after working six hours longer than I usually work and performing tasks I despise and am ashamed of, and now I am going home to wash off the stench of this horrifying day, that is, unless, for some unknown Godforsaken reason, you need me to stay. Lorelai: Well, actually... Michel: Goodbye. Edit
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ADD ALLUSIONS- Paris: Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm for the new millennium. The 1903 children's book Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm featured a little girl who was always happy and exuberant. Edit
- Title: I Can't Get Started. This is a reference to the song I Can't Get Started by Ella Fitzgerald, which is also used in the episode. Edit
- Luke: They told me to start writing letters to Jodie Foster. John Hinckley, the gunman responsible for the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in 1981, was famously obsessed with actress Jodie Foster (two time Oscar winner and star of Silence of the Lambs and The Accused). He wrote many letters to her, including one just before the assassination attempt, explaining that he was going to shoot the President in her honor. Edit
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