Our Reactions to Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life
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Our Reactions to Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life

There were happy tears, sad tears, moments of disappointment, disapproval, and everything in between.

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Our Reactions to Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life
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I just finished up Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. If you haven't seen it by now...boy are you in for it!

SPOILER ALERT! Do not continue past this point if you have yet to watch the miniseries yet! You have been warned.

Winter

1. When Rory enters in the opening scene:

2. When we're reunited with Luke, who's in Lorelai's kitchen making dinner:



3. The poor forgetful Paul joke after it's been used one-too-many times:



4. Lorelai's recollection of what had gone down between her and her mother after Richard's funeral:



5. Meeting Paris again at her fertility clinic with Lorelai and Luke:



6. When we see who Rory's real current boyfriend is. Sorry, Paul:


I mean, COME ON! You two broke up because he didn't want to do long distance after PROPOSING TO YOU!! A marriage is supposed to be a promise to be together through thick and thin...no?



7. Seeing Lane & Zack super happy with their family and band still thriving:



Spring

1. When Rory's denied to work as a teacher at Chilton:



2. “I slept with a Wookiee!”


3. I think we all had the same reaction to Rory's behavior at her interview for SandeeSays:


4. The episode's ending where Rory declares, "moving home"!



Stay tuned for next week's expressions to the Summer and Fall episodes!🙀

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