10 Thoughts You Had While Watching "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life"
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10 Thoughts You Had While Watching "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life"

Honest thoughts from a Gilmore fanatic.

Montana Eileen Modderman
Nov 28, 2016
University of South Florida
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10 Thoughts You Had While Watching "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life"
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SPOILER ALERT! If you have not yet watched "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" yet I suggest you stop reading right now, go watch it and then return to this article. For those of you who have had the privilege of watching the four part series reunion, read on.

My mom and I started watching "Gilmore Girls" just over a year and a half ago. I will not disclose how fast we watched all seven seasons, because well that would be embarrassing. Needless to say, we were die hard fans of the show. When news broke of the Netflix return, there may have been dancing. We waited very impatiently for the show to return on November 25th. After a couple cups of coffee and a second slice of pie we were able to stay up until A Year in the Life was released on Netflix at 3 am. While watching the show there were so many thoughts racing through my mind and here they are.

1. I miss Grandpa Gilmore

2. Luke putting Rory's article on the back of the menu is probably the cutest thing ever.

3. Why are Logan and Rory playing it so nonchalant?

4. Paris hasn't changed a bit.

Still as charming as ever.

5. Why is Emily Gilmore in Jeans?

6. Is Rory going to give up on her career as a journalist?

7. Jess is always the voice of reason.


8. Why on earth did Lorelai think hiking was a good idea?

9. Nothing says reconciliation like take out and pop tarts.

Especially for these two.

10. Um, Rory is WHAT?!

(Pregnant)

Now we really have lots of questions. What does this mean? Is there going to be another season? Will we get to see four generations of Gilmore Girls? How is Emily going to respond to the news? Will Jess be the "Luke" to Rory's baby?

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