Finally! Rory and Lorelai reconsiled in one of the greatest scenes in the show's history, and definitely one of my favorite.

Having not read any spoilers about this episode, besides seeing the preview, I was surprised at Luke having a daughter. The writers did a great job introducing her, and she was great in the scenes with Luke. Only on Gilmore Girls would a long-lost daughter show up in this way. Luke's daughter reminds me Rory and fits how I think she would be like at that age.

I'm worried, however, about how Lorelai will take the news, especially after the scene where he told her that they can't keep secrets.

All in all, the episode was great. The fight between Luke and Lorelai played out nicely, and the 'oh crap, how do I tell her' look on Luke's face when Lorelai told him they could set a date for the wedding was priceless.

Overall grade: A

This episode is easily one of the best of the season. Richard and Emily finally reconsile and Emily goes to Christopher, warning him about Luke and Lorelai. Looking back on this episode, it's pivotal in the sense that it was the first steps of Christopher breaking up Luke and Lorelai. The breakup led Luke and Lorelai to realize that they need each other and Lorelai even calling him "the one". Every relationship, especially on TV, needs to be tested. Luke and Lorelai made it through and were a better couple after they reconsiled.

As always, there were some great lines, most of them being when Lorelai and Rory see Richard and Emily kissing through the window. If you haven't seen this episode, I urge you to do so.

When I first saw the commercial for this tv show, I thought it was going to be axed within weeks of premiering. I was definately wrong. My Name is Earl is one of the best new comedies of the season, and one of the best new shows NBC has had in a long time.

Much to my surprise, My Name is Earl is hilarious. The situations that Earl is trying to make right are very funny and the one-liners are great.

If you need a laugh or want 30 minutes of television viewing that doesn't bore you to death, My Name is Earl is your best bet.

This wasn't one of the best episodes of the season. Nothing happened throughout the episode except Rory telling Logan that she loved him and Logan tellig her that he won't tell her that he loves her until it's true.

Emily attempts to make contact with Lorelai by sending miscellanious odds and ends, trying to force Lorelai into calling her. I liked seeing Emily try to get Lorelai to talk to her, even if it meant coning her into doing so (the Emily Gilmore way).

But all in all, nothing much happened. The trailer for the episode featured Richard going to talk to Lorelai and that's what I figured the episode would be about, but that won't happen until next week. (stupid misleading trailers)

Hopefully next the girls may talk to each other at Rory's 21st birthday party. But I won't hold my breath...

Sookie tries her hardest to get Lorelai and Rory back together by making them each a Godmother to each of her kids. They do talk but they only fight about Rory's new cell phone number.

I'm glad that they talked again. Sure it wasn't a heart to heart reconsiliation but still, anything is progress. I was glad to see more of Lane and that Logan may have to start getting his life together. Possibly Rory will see him succeeding and realize that she needs to as well.

Also, I liked how Rory and Lorelai did the same "which one goes with the baby" while finding something to wear.

I didn't like the scenes in the church. Lorelai and Rory were extremely rude during the baptism, which they both knew was an important matter, but still acted horribly. They interrupted the service for their own little fight, pretty much ruining Davey and Martha's baptism.

The ending was sad. Despite Lorelai's attempt to fill the void she feels with Rory with Paul Anka, she couldn't watch the movie without her. At least she knows that life without Rory isn't the same.