Gilmore Girls, A Coffee-Fueled Analysis
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Gilmore Girls, the early 2000s hit following Lorelai, Rory, and their town full of quirky friends, is one of our favorite shows. We've done several videos digging into specific aspects of the show, but today we're taking a look back at the whole thing. So whether you're a long time fan who wants to enjoy a bit of nostalgia or someone who's never watched the show but always wondered what it was about, join us on this trip down memory lane through all seven seasons and the revival!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:32 Gilmore Girls 101
02:04 Who are the Gilmore Girls (and boys, and friends)?
05:51 Season One
10:52 Season Two
14:56 Season Three
18:29 Season Four
22:36 Season Five
27:01 Season Six
30:04 Season Seven
33:12 Gilmore Girls & Beyond
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💭If you like these longer videos unpacking full series, we'd love to know if you prefer: 1) this kind of quick, fun crash course where we just hit the highlights or 2) even longer videos that dig even more into every plot & character arc of every season
Is this going to be uploaded on Spotify?
Thank you for the spotify upload. I lie it being on every platform?
The sequel was ASP's rewrite for season 7. The hype has died and there are no prospects in sight for another episode. Compare that to the almost decade-long fandom after the actual s7 we got that convinced Netflix to pay for a return of the show. There's no better evidence that all the critics owe the much-derided writers of the real season 7 a mea culpa.
It is not an analysis. They just told the plot of each season
And missed certain crucial things or just got them plain wrong.
It felt a little chat gpt- ish imo
ik haha it was awful
Yup... I keep getting disappointed by the channel and coming back to it like a toxic ex. Need to move on.
I really enjoyed this video, and I love this channel in general. But I see what you mean, the title of the video is very misleading. It’s not an analysis, it was recap. And that’s fine in and of itself, but then they shouldn’t have called it an analysis.
This is plot summary, not analysis.
And not even a good plot summary. Did they even watch the show?
chat gpt. really upset the take is doing this
Omg I was wondering why this was so horrible.
My biggest take away from the later seasons is that your environment really can do a number on you. Rory was great until she started taking on the role of her grandparents daughter. Her character really started changing as she entered that world, switched to Yale, started really internalizing high society (“I’m a Gilmore! Do they know that? My ancestors came in on the mayflower.”)
I agree. The closer to her grandparents she got, the worse a person she became. Lorelei was right to cut them out of her life when she was 17, she really should have kept Rory away from them as well. Of course then there wouldn't have been much of a show.
Unpopular opinion but when she dropped out of yale and had that one job she seemed the happiest and therefore more chill and mature.
It's the whole prodigy golden child burns and crashes in college
Richard and Emily had their flaws but they were not evil. Lorelai should not have completely cut them out of her life maybe Rory would have had a better balance when she was younger. I do think that it was excessive praise and not wealth that caused Rory to be entitled and not take criticism. If Lorelai had let Rory take time to work over the summer and paid rent. Them Rory wouldn’t have gone to her grand parents and might have not taken a semester off. Although she still managed to graduate in three and a half years.
It’s not Richard and Emily fault for some of her entitlement in the later seasons
@@4booky831yeah the problem with the later seasons is that they took Rory in a fairly realistic direction given all the things she had handed to her up to that point. The problem is, people didn’t watch this show for realism, they watched it for the humor and the escapism. It got too real over time
Any other super fan getting annoyed at any minor detail that is wrong? Such as them saying Michel is French Canadian? No. The actor is French Canadian. Michel is French.
Guys, I think its time to Take a break. Take a holiday or something, these vids arent as thoughtfully made anymore.
This is my all time favourite comfort show. Lauren and Alexis had fantastic Mother/Daughter chemistry, and I was always impressed by the actors' ability to deliver dialogue at a rapid fire pace.
This is also one of my comfort shows, I grew up with it and I love the town and the NE. On the reboot, of course Rory ended up that way. It sucks but it was a natural progression of that character. She was a very spoiled girl and disrespectful to her mom’s rare attempts to discipline. And her mom was so immature that she let Rory run the show to avoid being like her own mom. Rory thought the world would be handed to her and of course it wasn’t because it never is. She would have been smart to use a little nepotism to get further. The whole Logan storyline, what a shame! He was the only one that she could have ended up with and the way it happened was so sad! But thank god Luke and Lorelei FINALLY tied their knot!!!
actually, i heard they had a voice coach on set to make sure the actors were delivering their lines fast enough lol.
@@miugirl24 oh interesting! I could believe that. Lorelei was always good at giving those long and sometimes intricate lines of dialogue. She must have had to run lines all night to get that:
@@RavenNicole89yeah lorelai did her best parenting Rory at such a young age but it sure had its problems but I don’t think it was a lack of discipline or being really spoiled per say, more that the circumstances and a part of Rory’s personality made her a calm and responsible girl, also knowing that she could always trust her mother ! But lorelai was a little too heavy on the « you’ll succeed at anything you’re the best » etc to avoid to be like her own mother like you said. That + her grandparents and all the town putting her on a pedestal sure made her lose a sense of reality in some sort :/ I still like Rory, she has her qualities and hope that will get to see her get a happy ending !
@@linalou1354 I totally agree with you there. The whole season where Rory leaves Yale because of that ONE comment was out of character, in my opinion. I don’t think she would have really left everything because one single dude said that about her.
Favourite quote: The amount of times my friends and I when someone makes a bad life choice will just be like, "WHY-DID YOU DROP- OUT OF -YAAAALEEE?" with full Jess Mariano inflections.
And the dancing animated characters from tik tok? Have you seen it? It has the whole audio playing of that scene and has Jess and Rory as animated characters randomly dancing while they say the lines XD
The fact that it was on Netflix during the Pandemic was fun lol
Totally. I rewatched the entire thing
When The Take covers Gilmore Girls I come back to life.
And the analysis ?
When does the analysis part start ?
Its the ultimate comfort show but i will say the later seasons are a slog to get through on rewatches.
The first time I watched it I had to stop at some point and then I just skipped through the 4 mini series episodes. I think the show should end with Luke and Lorelai kissing at the door. From that moment on it just gets depressing..
I like to watch her first year at Yale every time I watch it. I will never have that experience so it’s fun for me to watch!
I've been skipping them lol I just stop around Rory's first year of Yale then drop it at that point
@@4booky831 it’s such a fun season to watch!
The way i jumped and said "no he is not" when said Michele is french canadian just shows the number of times i've watch this show hahaha
I’ve seen the show like 9 times. I don’t really need a recap 😅 was hoping this would be a deep dive analysis!
I wanted to live in stars hallow. It just represents fall!
Ugh me toooo! Living in small town NE is so pricey. How did Lorelei actually manage that working at a small inn with those takeout bills?!
The Take gets accused of their recent videos just being surface level recaps of the media and articles.
The Take: Hold my coffee
Right? Did they even watch it because she keeps saying Sukie not Sookie
You kinda made it sound like Lorelei and Christopher intentionally got pregnant.
"Don't snark and drive." 😂
Lane could have been the main character of her own show. That's a show I would have watched.
Until A Year in the Life this was my favorite comfort show I watched it when I had bad day, was stressed, or sick in bed. Now I rarely rewatch it just makes me sad/frustrated. I know I was probably the exception to the norm but I was actually decently happy under the circumstances with Season 7 and thought the show left Rory in a realistic but fulfilling place (she wasn't having everything handed to her but her hard work provided with opportunities).
I agree with the last sentence, season 7 ended on a good place. I honestly don't understand why they even had to do anything after. They basically took all the characters and made them sadder versions of themselves for the most part. Only Rory's exes and Paris had good outcomes.
Yeah, same for me!
I'm one of the oddballs that was not particularly bothered by April...what I WAS bothered by was the completely out of character reaction Luke had. He would NEVER have kept that from Lorelai and certainly not for as long as he did. And surely he wouldn't have stalled on getting a lawyer involved or at the very least seek council. It was just so DUMB and frustrating to watch and seemed like a BS reason to give Luke some drama.
Um, this isn’t much of an analysis. Anyways, I think Gilmore Girls peaked fairly early on. A few episodes into season 1 until around halfway through season 2 is imo the peak of the series. The second half of season 4 until Luke and Lorelai’s first breakup in season 5 is also a peak. While seasons 6 and 7 and the revival are mostly slogs despite some standout moments. Ultimately, the show still holds up as solid comfort food even if some of it aged poorly and the eh final couple seasons are eh. I still feel some type of way concerning Lauren Graham and Kelly Bishop never getting their awards due. It was the perfect “Emmy show” for that time. The only reason they kept getting snubbed was because it was on the WB.
Are you calling Sookie “Sucky?” 😂
That's how it sounded to me too!
I miss filler episodes on series. I understand the business model behind smaller seasons, but those filler eposides created many one liners
I would love to see a video like this on gossip girl
Clearly ya'll haven't rewatched this show a billion times because there are a ton of inaccuracies in this recap. lol
I mean for 140+ episodes I think they did a solid job. A few minor things here and there but nothing substantial and their analysis is a valid reading on the both shows and characters strengthens and weaknesses.
@@bpax7119 I think it's okay if we have different opinions.
What did they get wrong?
@@randywhite3947 so much that I lost count & I don't have time to go back & rewatch it so I can take notes on everything I caught.
I kept going “no, that’s not… whatever” lol. But I didn’t think it was terrible
Gilmore Girls is my favorite comfort show. Coffee, amazing seasonal decorations and great relationships between female characters, what's not to love? Plus, it's one of the shows I like to rewatch with my mom.
Rory is one of my favorite characters ever, though I would prefer if the show (and a lot of fans) wasn't so obsessed with her love life at the expense of other stuff (same problem I had with Buffy).
The music is also amazing, all of those different "la la" motives are so comforting. 💞
I didn’t mind that they made Rory struggle in her career in the revival. Lots of millennials struggle in our careers. Actually career frustrations is kind of a feature of our generation. It was realistic. I’m not sure why so many people had a problem with this.
Probably exactly for this reason, identification 😅
Gilmore girls the show brought me through a lot it was my first intense fandom Rory and Logan where I wrote fics I remember running to the tv like crazy every Tuesday night. I met a lot of good people but it did bring me heart ache with them breaking up. Thankfully I recovered and just think about the good times and watch my favorite episodes. I loved the coffee, Friday night dinners and chilton and Yale. I am due for a rewatch
I’ll always love the show but I *personally* cannot stand Rory in the later seasons. She has such a talent for noticing everyone else’s faults and privileges without ever acknowledging her own. Sure her dad is a deadbeat but she was surrounded by more love and support in her childhood than most people with functioning nuclear families. Once she was back in her grandparents’ lives she had every opportunity imaginable. She regresses after high school and there’s not a valid reason for her downfall that I can put my finger on. I love the show, but I don’t think I’d want to be friends with Rory in real life. We all have faults but as a tv character hers are particularly glaring.
It would be great is you are going to do a plot summary/analysis that you actually, I don't know, watch the show. There is not one season you got the plot right & the analysis is non-existent. Please have people who have watched & know this & other shows do these videos, not people who are basically writing some type of weird fan fiction.
I realize the writers needed it to move the story forward, but the whole "ineligible for financial aid because of the $75k check" story is so ridiculous. When you fill out that paperwork, it's based on the previous year's tax records/income. That money wouldn't even be involved yet.
This was relentless on Rory and it's so satisfying.
The show is nostalgia food for a time when social and financial security were commonplace for most Americans. You could have family insecurity but still have financial security or cultural security to bring connection and comfort. As the world shifted with the digital revolution we grew disconnected and lost. I feel that this show reflected that well.
Would you be interested in creating a video about Emily and Richard explaining their point of view, lifestyle, subtle and obvious manipulations and so on? Just a suggestion. I love the show and am enjoying your take on the characters, storylines and the show. Thank you!
Isn’t it funny how Lane was closer in age to Lorelai in real life?
Okay I'm gonna double comment. I usually love this channel, but this is not an analysis, it's a recap. An analysis would be so much better!
"Rory having fun," yeah, being rude and not caring about others is so much fun!
Thank you for making this ❤
1:48 LMAO THAT’S BANG ON
It's really disappointing how the writing in this show gets worse and worse each season after the third one. The first three seasons were the best
The 4th is arguably better than the first three
How is this an "analysis"??
I’m not wasting my life watching this video, but let me guess, it’s not an analysis so much as a plot recap?
@@RenataKleinRKit's not even a good plot summary since whoever wrote this clearly has not actually watched the show.
How did yall get season 2 finale WRONG. Sookie’s wedding???? Rory & Jess kiss??? Christopher & Lorelei were going to get back together but then Sherry CALLS??
It's worth it to mention that the Year In the Life miniseries was showrun and written by Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino, the original showrunners. In an interview Amy said that Rory saying "mom I'm pregnant" was always what she had planned as the ending of the series apparently from the very beginning.
Do this for more series please
The Firelight Event is a Gilmore Girls convention-esque event in Guilford CT this October!
Honestly if you don't care enough about the content you put out, you shouldn't make a video about it. There is so much missinformation in this video that i had to make a list.
Calling Sookie Suckie? Minor blunder. but annoying as hell
Saying Luke is annoyed by Lorelai going on a date with Rune? not true, he even laughs at the situation, saying Rune is silly, doesn't he know what lorelai could bring into his life by being so tall? (Rune's complaint about Lorelai is that she is too tall).
Max proposes with A THOUSAND YELLOW DAISIES not 10 thousand.
Rory and Paris don't get hazed by the Puffs, they were being initiated.
Emily doesn't get mad about Lorelai bringing Christopher to friday night dinner, she gets upset when she hears Rory is out with Sherry, scared that Chris will rebuild a family with Rory, but also with Sherry instead of Lorelai, as she believes it was their destiny to be together.
Chris doesn't get mad at Lorelai because he is not ready to take responsability for his actions, he gets upset becauase Lorelai realizes that now that Chris is settling down, she can let go of that hope she always had deep down, of them getting back together someday, without realizing she is technically blaming Chris for not being settled enough soon enough for her, which ends up sounding like all her failes relationships failed because she was never 100% due to having hidden hope to be with Chris. Lorelai expressed herself badly and Chris missinterpreted but gets understandably upset because of it.
Absolutely nobody besides Luke and Rory have warmed up to Jess. The delinquent jerk is hated by everyone in town.
Christopher does NOT arrive in Stars Hollow with Sherry, he shows up alone to check up on Rory after her accident, and releavs to Lorelai he and Sherry aren't working out, restarting his and Lor's relationship, all for it to crash and burn once Sherry calls him (while he is in town) and he finds out Sherry is pregnant. He doesn't wanna abandon another child, so he decides to go back to her, leaving Lorelai and Rory behind again.
Rory is learning to let loose and have fun with Jess? Where the hell did you get this ridiculous bullshit from?
She doesn't stop being "the good girl" she starts lying and hiding her true feelings about Jess because she knows everyone hates him (which good reason) and she is scared to leave Dean for him. But she does manage to cheat on Dean at Sookie's wedding, by kissing Jess.
Lane doesn't date non korean boys to rebel. She went out on one date with a boy and she hated it and then she fell in love with Dave, a really nice boy who has a passion for music as big as her. They end up dating secretly at first so she doesn't upset her mother so no, no rebel actions except for her dying her hair, and immediately dying it back to black.
Dean has been aware or Rory's feelings for Jess since like week 2 of him being in town, he finally gets fed up and breaks up with her during the dance marathon.
Dean and Jess get into a physical fight because Dean saw Rory come out of a room crying and saw Jess come out right after her. This no minor incident, because this happened RIGHT AFTER JESS TRIED TO R A P E RORY. He pulled her into a bed, he pushed her and after she said stop like two times, he attempted to get her belt/pants off so she jumped up, making him mad, yelling at her, making her cry in her confusion abotu the whole thing. STOP MINIMIZING THIS CREEPS ACTIONS.
Paris may have had a meltdown about not getting into Harvard and Rory might be the most special girl in the world who never fails, but at least she didn't sound like a crack head during her interview, like Paris did. Even with all the awards, perfect gpa and extra curricular activities, i wouldn't want to let Paris into any school, she's a psycho.
Lorelai buy the Dragonfly with finantial help from Richard and Emily? You people are high or something.
Lorelai pays back her parents for Chilton's tuition and has left over money destined to buy half of the Dragonfly Inn (Sookie will pay for the other half). When Rory can't get finantial aid for Yale, Rory decides to ask Emily and Richard for a loan by herself, so she can go to the school and reinstate friday night dinner.
Lorelai is off the hook with the whole Yale thing and can use her leftover bday gift investment money to buy the Dragonfly.
Rory gets valedictorian over Paris because they have the same perfect gpa but Paris is a psycho who everyone hates, except for like 3 people, so yeah, Rory it is.
Lorelai doesn't meet Jason in season 4, they have met when they were kids, their parents worked together for decades and they even went to camp together as teens.
Richard has LUNCH once a year with Pennilyn, not dinner.
Emily doesn't go on a drunken binge and moves out just randomly. The tension between her and Richard kept growing out of the insecurity she developed when finding out about the lunches, about Richard's mom never wanting her in their lives, and it all blows up when Richard instead of finding a suitable solution, he decides to cut off Jason from the business, go back to Jason's father's firm (the one that cut HIM off before and made him miserable) and ends up badmouthing Jason, on top of stealing ALL of THEIR clients from The Gilmore Group.
This obviously puts a strain on Lorelai and her parent's relationship, leading Emily into a boiling point, right when they were sort of in peace and having friday night dinners again, Richard is risking everything again, so she ends up leaving their home, and eventually ending up separated with her in the main house and Richard in the pool house.
Tj and Liz get married, Tj does wear tights, he loves them and he does not get hurt, nobody does that day.
Luke and Lorelai go to the wedding together and they slow dance, leaving Lorelai surprised, seeing Luke in a different light, a potential love interest. Later that night he walks her home and asks her to go watch a movie. Neither one calls it a date, Lorelai even talks to Rory about not knowing what's going on.
A few days later when the Dragonfly has their test run with some town friends including Luke, him and Lorelai kiss for the first time but have no time to talk about it, when Dean and Rory's "adventure" take all of Lorelais attention.
Next day Rory is still upset at Lorelai for criticizing her for sleeping with a married man. Emily shares the news about the separation with Richard, she announces she is going to Europe, Lorelai nudges Rory to go with her, and that same day she finds out Luke has gone to Tj and Liz's fair to help them since they have gotten hurt.
They still haven't started dating officially. They do start dating SIX WEEKS after, when Rory comes back from Europe, Luke comes back the same day, they have their first date that week.
Christopher's dad dies, Rory goes to comfort him, smooth out their relationship and give support. Lorelai does the same, but with an entire bottle of tequila at hand. She hides this from Luke.
Richard rear ends EMILY'S CAR not the car of the man she dated. After the car thing Richard takes Emily back home and tells her he found out about her date, she tells him nothing happened it was just dinner and she wouldn't say that if it weren't true, and he tells her that he only had lunches with Pennilyn and nothing happened and he wouldn't say that if that weren't true and they end up silently driving. When he drops her home, he tells her he doesn't wanna go back to the pool house and he tells her to come home. And they make up.
At Emily and Richard's vow renewal Lorelai tells Luke about comforting Chris and drinking all night. Christopher through slight digs at Luke by talking about Lorelai's family like showing how much he knows about them. Chris ends up drinking a bunch, ending up drunkenly screaming at Logan through a door, and then at Luke saying that Lorelai and him are meant to be together and everyone knows that, even Emily.
Logan's family treats Rory like crap and his father as an apology gives her an internship, to set her up, leading her on, and later on, destroying her very fragil ego.
After Rory moves in with the Gilmores, she and Logan are smooth sailing, they do not take a break up until the very end of her time in the grandparents house. When Jess shows up to see her unexpectedly, Logan also shows up, acting all jealous and pompous about Jess, making Rory realize that she's throwing her life away drinking and partying all the time.
This plus the fight she had with Emily at a Russian tea party, pushes her into moving in with Lane for a day or two until she gets a job at the same newspaper office she interned for before, calling Lorelai and telling her she's going back to school, she got a job and she is going to see her.
Next day Lorelai and Rory are at Luke's and Rory tells her mom she and Logan are on a break for the time being.
When Rory gets back to the Yale paper, it is going down in quality, Rory tried advicing Paris to take it down a notch, so that the staff isn't to stressed but she squeezes them even more, eventually leading most of the staff to quit. When Rory has a date set up with Logan she finds the paper offices almost empty, nothing is done, and Paris is bunkered down working by herself. Rory then springs into action, with help from Bill and others, she gets a full staff working that same night, having Logan show up and help her and the staff save the day and finally send the full files to the printer, to get it printed on time. Logan and Rory have a small dinner at the office and they get back together.
That same week Paris is voted out, and while people are voting for a new editor, and without her throwing her hat into the ring, everyone decides to vote for Rory due to her actions saving the paper that night.
This leads Paris into kicking Rory out when she found out, prompting Logan to ask Rory to move in with him. She didn't run to him, he ran to her to save her, and they were already back together for a few days, they don't get back together because of this.
Some time later at Honor's wedding (Logan' sister) Rory finds out that during their "break" Logan slept with a bunch of Honor's friends. Leading her to believe he CHEATED on her.
This gives her courage enough to be a bitch, visit Jess, kiss him and go back home, claiming she loves Logan anyways.
Rory messes up a few things for Logan, turning off his alarms, cutting his articles and writing her own, etc. She is petty up to the point that he goes to do a dangerous stunt, she is a bitch about it, barely says goodbye and he almost dies, making her realize she has been a bitch and she could have lost him, and she was cold and distant just to be petty.
They both apologize to each other. They are now officially back together. He graduates and his father decided he is going to London, Logan didn't choose this, he didn't decide anything.
Logan has his accident the same night of Lane's wedding, the same night Lorelai gets really drunk and realizes Luke is never gonna take the plunge and marry her at this pace. Next day miss Patty covers for Lorelai with Luke and tells her she is getting him to the altar someday, and she is affected by that SOMEDAY, that lingers in her.
Some time later Emily invites Lorelai and Christopher to dinner, attended also by a new guest, Carolyn, a psychologist friend of the family, who Emily wanted to set up with Chris. The night ends and Lorelai has a small impromptu session with Carolyn who makes her open her eyes even more, telling her she either needs to be ok with waiting for Luke, or she has to speak up and ask for what she wants (to finally get married). This makes Lorelai run to Luke's diner, where she asks him to elope right then and there, because waiting is torture for her and she feels like she hasn't been herself for a while and she doesn't wanna go on like this, she made a commitment and she needs to make it happen. Luke says he needs more time, he doesn't like ultimatums and Lorelai is done, so she leaves. Unfortunately she leaves and ends up at Chris' door, and sleeps with him that very same night.
Lorelai doesn't back to dating Christopher because of this epifany she had. She had been questioning herself for a while yes, but suddenly she slept with Chris and he confided in her that she is his endgame, she is IT for him, and being so fresh out of an engagement, so confused and conflicted, this man appears to be emotionally available, something she lacked with Luke in the last season, so she fell for it, she accepted Chris back into her life, going do far into it that she let him push her into marriage. This is beyond out of character for her, Lorelai getting married without Rory being present? Nope, this isn't it.
After some time of fake happiness, Luke needs Lorelai to write him a character reference for his custory dispute. She does, and it is such an endearing letter, so heartfelt and full of emotion, that when Chris finds it, he feels immediately threatened by Luke insecure in himself since Luke has basically been Rory's father far longer than Chris has.
Chris has been absent from Lorelai's home for a few days, and suddenly Richard has a heart attack, Chris is still ignoring all of Lorelai's calls and messages so he isn't there up until the very end. By that time Luke has already ran to her aid, offering warm food and anything he can do to help. Chris shows up and sees Luke, who out of respect leaves immediately.
After such a while of Chris running from Lor for being insecure and immature about a reference letter, not giving Lor a chance to explain anything, he ditches her in her and her family's worst moment. This is the last straw for Lorelai, Christopher has to go. They are getting a divorce.
Rory rejects a good job offer, choosing to wait to see if she got a certain scollarship or internship thing. She doesn't and he job offer is off the table already. She magically get a chance to do something else and the shows tries to tie everything with a nice bow. She hasn't earned this opportunity but OH WELL.
In summary, this video was very ill informed, with tons of incorrect things, mixed timelines and much judgement towards Rory and Lorelai and not enough judgment about the immature man childs the show portrays as love interests.
@@cinnynadin4605 Wow, they should've hired you!
I didn't watch the show all the way through but wow I had no idea that Jess tried to rape Rory!!
I never liked him
The funny thing about Gilmore Girls, for me, is that I used to watch it with my daughter when it first ran on tv and we loved it. I have tried to rewatch it more recently, and so has my daughter, and I just cannot: the constant rat-a-tat-tat-tat dialogue and white privilege smug are the flaws I can't overcome or excuse anymore.
Is this going to be uploaded on Spotify? Will there be a stopgap in time between videos uploaded on UA-cam and audio uploaded on Spotify?
@thetake Thank you.
6:01 called me and her out with that one x😂
The real analysis was the friends we made along the way.
Lauren Graham looks sooo good!
Cool little retrospective.
As the consummate planner, Rory dislikes his lack of ambition. Even though he was like this the entire time 😂😂😂
3:31 Melissa McCarthy is so good in this role. Such an icon ❤
I'm glad I watched this, and I'm also glad I decided to check out after season 3.
Do Boy Meets World next!
I kind of liked AYITL. Besides being moving at times, it gives some good insights on us Millennials’ socio-economic demise
"Hole! Hole! Dirt bed. Dirt hole!"
Also the entire conversation regarding anvils.
Jesse’s conversation with Rory about Yale was my Roman Empire seriously I loved it.
“WHY did you DRAHP out of YALE”
@@BlackXSunlight you beat me to it, i was gonna comment this 😂
Do you do other shows instead of the shows you already covered in the past?
I miss them being on television there's Netflix but I still miss them on cable television
Not you justifying Rory sleeping with Dean cos "well she was sad"
Can you guys make videos about the hidden clues in Pretty Little Liars? Or any video about PLL would be great.
As a teenager I loved this show but since we had to wait a year between seasons, the cracks began to show when it started up again. I gave up on it after season 3 and after watching this recap, I have no regrets. Justice for Dean!
Dean sucked lol
@@4booky831 🤣 I'm sure he did
please please PLEASE do one of these on Glee!!!
who is Sucky?
Oh perfect! I just made breakfast
This is my bread and butter 🤌
Yeah but no but yeah but no
There are so many mistakes in this.
When was TJ injured at the wedding?
Dean and Rory don't keep the relationship secret they are in the car because they live in situations that are not ideal.
This just seems like someone who watched the show with the sound off and doesn't like it.
34:32 What? How is the message that all women have look forward to is marriage and babies?
The whole point was to show the importance and complexity of mother-daughter relationships and hardships of growing up.
This video reminds me why I've never been able to get into this show lol.
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Just about everyone had an successful post show career
Now do "the Wire"!
Sookie’s name is pronounced with a hard “U”. Sookie (like “spookie”), not Suckie.
Would you say Gilmore Girls is for teenagers or adults? I know it's 'both', but as there are two main characters and one is a teenager and the other an adult, if you had to pick one, would you say it's aimed at adults or teenagers, if 'both' isn't an option?
Teenagers
Thanks for reminding me why I hate Logan so much lol
I used to love this show. Now it makes me cringe. The casual homophobia; the unawareness of privilege (or perhaps the expectation of better treatment because of their privilege) I related to Loreleis trauma of having cold and controlling parents but I couldn’t understand why she had such an aversion to therapy. I also think they should have made Lane queer. It seems like ASP was going in that direction but got blocked by the network. But to make her get pregnant? They couldn’t have made a worse decision.
They should have paired with someone better and more interesting than Zack, at least. The shy and mild-mannered bass player guy would have been a better fit
Oy with the poodles already!
this isnt the analysis it used to be on the take! and why so mean. lorelai antics? really? are u kidding me?
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Love all the fillers ❤
I’m only up to season 6 but oh man did Rory get annoying with her main character syndrome. She was always entitled but she’s just straight up unbearable right now.
It's Sookie not Suh-kie...
This show was interesting because the two main characters were the least interesting characters. The show gets a lot better when imagined from any other character's point of view. Imagining the show from the viewpoints of Jess, or Kirk, or Richard and Emily's point of view make the show a lot more interesting.
Whatever happened to this great channel?
Love the show, I just finish it for the third time😂, but man that was a horrible writing on wonderful character's.
And hate the characters of lorelai and Rory. But I love every one else in the show.
"Not well off"??? Ha ha ha. She lives in a house with just get mom.
I just watched this show for the first time. Everyone says Rory sucks but imo Lorelai SUCKS and Rory is simply a product of that
8:52 “Sucky”??? Please get a fan of the series next time to voice any future analyses 🤣
Even though I feel that The Take’s hosts will have to do something better next time. Unfortunately, they’ve just made what is essentially a boring summary instead of a true analysis.
One of them is likely using too much chat GPT (or other generative AI softwares) and I’m unfazed about it.
It’s definitely not an analysis and it’s definitely not an accurate depiction of the series. Storylines are not as they are being told here.
PLEASE O.C. DEEP DIVE
Unpopular opinion: I thought Lorelai and Max had more chemistry than Luke.
Leave . 😂
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Really disappointed that you fell for the easy blame that season 7 was poor just because ASP wasn't involved. Exact opposite, it saved the legacy of GG. Here's the proof: Lorelai's belting out her love to Luke at karaoke, Luke's party for Rory in the finale weren't just heart-warming, it had fans clamoring for a sequel for almost a decade. You and so many fans forgot how despicable Rory had become, and maybe even Lorelai to some degree, by the end of season 6. And what happened when they finally got the wish and Netflix paid for a sequel, when ASP worshippers got their wish and their idol returned? The sequel bombed so bad, you don't hear fans asking for a season 2 anymore. All the hype has died. That is what ASP has become. Bitter, intent on rewriting history but erasing all the hard-earned gains (Rory's and Lorelai's character growths) of season 7.
What i love most about this era is that almost nobody talked with vocal fry...
Eh debatable there was still Paris Hilton and kim Kardashian but sure
@@jclyntoledo that's true, París Hilton and KK, it was the beginning of it
But what’s more important than marriage and babies.. like really?
There's so many wrong takes here. Rory never says she doesn't know who the dad is. And a bunch of other plots you got wrong
You didn't analise this show. You told us what happend. How is it anything new? So disapointing. And with a bunch of untrue info as well. For example: Rory accepts the opportunity from Logan's dad, because its a good one. She doesn't want to prove him wrong: its a half assed apology on M's part, because they were rude to Rory at dinner. Did you guys watch the show?