I mean it when I say that I want more than anything for Rory and Lorelai to make up on Gilmore Girls. Having to endure the past few weeks watching the show without them being in contact with each other at all has been hard and unpleasant. I was hopeful watching the show tonight, seeing Lorelai longing to watch a favorite show with just her daughter, and the look that she gave as Rory approached the church for Sookie's kiddies' baptism was priceless.
Then the show went downhill!
Lorelai, in an unbelievably low selfish act, decided that while she and Rory are cradling the babies at the altar (as part of their godparenting duties), as the minister prepares to baptize the children, that now's as good as time as any to escort Rory outside and scold her for giving Sookie her new cell phone number and not her mother. What the hell is this? Are you five? In the middle of your best friends' children's day, your making a personal matter a priority? You couldn't wait until after the service at least!
Aaargh! Everytime I think Lorelai is taking a step forward she takes two steps back with this infantile behavior. I know she's a young mom and all, but by now, she's like 37, so wise up, woman! Those damn tv writers piss me off!
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Argh, I know, what's up with her. Rory is behaving no better though, she is out of control in a way I didn't think one could be. It's acutally Rory becoming her Grandmother, and it's freaking me out.
I feel so sad and lonely, not knowing the show... sniffle.. ;-)
I can't believe I fell asleep and missed GG. That's what I get for watching Smallville obsessively on DVD.
I'll have to put it on tape for you.
Ok my sister downloaded it for me, and all I have to say is thank god Sookie & Jackson are still funny, or I would be seriously upset. Just have to remind myself it's still better than Related, or Seventh Heaven, or Everwood. Ok i feel better now.
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