"Because Joe has not been working fr the last 6 months, Personally, i don't think he's broken. I think he killed himself to get away from that family." Luke's best moment from the series. WIN
@@lauriecarson6483Lorelai got pregnant at 16 but Chris was obviously not married. Rory got pregnant in her 30s by a married man. "Where you lead, I will follow."
Same. Besides, what was funny wasn't the breastfeeding so much as it was Luke's totally over-the-top reaction to it. It is such a stereotypical male response
In Luke's defence he was already going to try to throw them out before the breastfeeding. I do think he was right (about kicking them out) since they were taking up most of the tables without actually ordering anything.
I love the way Luke waggles his head...to all the wonderful feminists commenting on this video, if I took what Luke said seriously I would find it offensive, but a) I don't and b) I think it kind of shows his character arc, how he goes from this big kid hater to this incredible father figure.
I'm a feminist and I would kick them all out for taking up space without buying anything. Luke's wrong about breastfeeding tho, lady has the right to feed her child anywhere. Better have it calmly eating than wailing like a fucking siren, anyway.
i dont think he hated kids i think he just didnt know how to handle them but also the parents who are taking over the tables and not ordering anything except 2 iced teas to go plus the breastfeeding
I toured the studio where they filmed GG, and found out that they actually sped the dialogue up in editing, so that way they could fit a longer script into the 45 minutes of episode. :D
@@stephendiopter2289 emails alert ftw! The lot they filmed on is part of the WB studios in Los Angeles. Both WB and paramount have giant lots with sound stages in LA. they're also near the CBS studios where all the late night LA shows are filmed. Really fun tour overall 😍
Mind you, if I were Luke, I’d also get annoyed about a flock of parents & babies suddenly invading the place, rearranging the tables, taking all the space over, then sitting there & hardly ordering anything. As far as the breastfeeding goes, as long as it was done discretely & didn’t put others off their food, I wouldn’t mind so much 🤷♂️😏
Well there guys and some of them aren't comfortable with that. Can see why he's frustrated about them ordering barely anything and taking up the space.
I love when luke asks lorelai to speak to them because she has the same parts so funny if said that to my girl i get a miffed off look and a smack on the head lol
Funny scene. Actually, I think in the old days in many part of the world women just whipped it out and fed whenever and whereve. Even today, travel the world a bit and you'll find the whole public breastfeeding is only a big deal in the US or Europe. Everywhere else folks barely even blink when it happens.
Yeah, that's so funny!!! Love Luke's reaction!! ^^ one of his best scenes ever!!! And I agree, public breastfeeding is such a big deal in the US while everywhere else, it's natural and other people don't mind at all...
Richard Brown I just love watching shows that have Diners a part of it. it just is so calming and makes it feel like a home environment. but omg when I read your comment i automatically thought YESSS A ONCER AND A GG FAN YAY!!
I wonder what would happen if you put Mick Rory from Legends of tomorrow and Luke together. They would probably hate each other and grunt a lot while doing so.
You would be surprised. These little vicious guy and gals can only see shapes and feel things by touch, but they can feel the difference between round and... not :)
@otherjoe1234 since he couldn't find the yellow ball, he thought the yellow duck would work. same color, its a baby. i doubt the baby would know the difference.
I breastfed babies in the 80s and 90s whenever and wherever they needed to be fed. There is no need to disrobe. I just casually slipped baby under my shirt and carried on. never got a comment on it from anyone.
I'm honestly surprised this is even a scene here. Gilmore Girls is a pretty feminist show (considering how Lorelei and Rory both rip on the Donna Reed show and so on.) And yet one of the most beloved characters is acting like breasts are sexual organs. Kind of disappointing.
***** You must not have children. Its not a disgusting thing. Its not to make you feel uncomfortable. Its a mother feeding her child in the most natural way. This doesn't mean a woman should just whip them out anywhere in public, and general a woman will do what she can to keep herself covered. She does have every right feed her child. She can't control when her baby will get hungry.
I don't understand the "surprise" about this scene being on what you're calling a feminist show. Luke is the one complaining about breastfeeding, not Lorelei and Rory.
I am a feminist. Proud to be one. I am also a woman. Kids are not nuclear reactors, while you can't control when they'll be hungry there is control over her body. What's normal for one house may not be normal for another. Saw a lady at a restaurant just whip out her boob and feed her kid next to a family with elementary school kids. No cover or anything. Had another situation where a lady asked the hostess if there was anywhere quiet that a she could breastfeed. Was taken to a closed off section. I get it a kid needs to eat, but the breastfeeding movement has taken decency out of motherhood.
+Laverne Simon I said most are none the wiser. im sure some notice. but as I stated a strangers comfort zone does not matter to me. they have the option to look away, my baby has the right to eat wherever he wants. so your comment is moot.
Ok this scene is hilarious, but what is wrong with prude America, the land of double standards?! 🤷🏻♀️You guys got the world's most prominent plastic surgeons for augmentation mammoplasty, your people have come up with and promoted everything from Twerking over Bikini Wrestling to Hef's Playboy, but society can't handle the most natural thing on earth, a mommy breastfeeding her child at a diner table (simply because it's lunchtime and the kid's hingry and, even if near, a toilet is no place any human should eat)?!?! I'm fully aware that Luke just represents a distinct misanthrope in general, however the writers totally picked up on a certain Western mentality...boobs are no fun anymore then they are vividly used for their actual function are they?! 🤦🏻♀️
@@WouldntULikeToKnow.Im a woman and I agree with OP. You can't expect everyone to be able to ignore it. Some people are uncomfortable with it and it ultimately causes more problems trying to force them to 'grow up'. Especially when religious views come into the picture. A mother really should breastfeed her baby in private or at the bare minimum cover herself with a blanket. Its not the end of the world.
“People are eating here” *”They sure are”* lmao
"Because Joe has not been working fr the last 6 months, Personally, i don't think he's broken. I think he killed himself to get away from that family." Luke's best moment from the series. WIN
Rory: "aww!! Look! Babies!"
Lorelai: "I never want to hear those words come out of your mouth again" Lol.
2016 - Fall
Rory: “Mom?”
Lorelai: “Yeah?”
Rory: “I’m pregnant…”
At least she wasnt 16 right?.
@@lauriecarson6483Lorelai got pregnant at 16 but Chris was obviously not married. Rory got pregnant in her 30s by a married man. "Where you lead, I will follow."
@@Surfer041Logan wasn't actually married. Just engaged. And he wasn't happy either
Why? For pointing out that there’s babies?
I love Jess' reaction!
Sameeee
This was one of the longest openings ever. I always love the openings that are so long you forget it's the opening, so the theme kinda surprises you.
What episode
I love how Luke and Jess had the same reactions 😂
I'm all for the right to breastfeed, but this scene is still hilarious!
I feel exactly the same.
Same. Besides, what was funny wasn't the breastfeeding so much as it was Luke's totally over-the-top reaction to it. It is such a stereotypical male response
lol same but I also understand that the show is a product of it's time so I let it slip
Saaaame
In Luke's defence he was already going to try to throw them out before the breastfeeding. I do think he was right (about kicking them out) since they were taking up most of the tables without actually ordering anything.
I love the way Luke waggles his head...to all the wonderful feminists commenting on this video, if I took what Luke said seriously I would find it offensive, but a) I don't and b) I think it kind of shows his character arc, how he goes from this big kid hater to this incredible father figure.
I'm a feminist and I would kick them all out for taking up space without buying anything. Luke's wrong about breastfeeding tho, lady has the right to feed her child anywhere. Better have it calmly eating than wailing like a fucking siren, anyway.
i dont think he hated kids i think he just didnt know how to handle them but also the parents who are taking over the tables and not ordering anything except 2 iced teas to go plus the breastfeeding
In my opinion this is one of the most hilarious scene in Gilmore girls.
JESS' REACTION LOL 😭😭
0:53-0:57 has a whole new meaning as of the revival.
Jess' reaction!
I toured the studio where they filmed GG, and found out that they actually sped the dialogue up in editing, so that way they could fit a longer script into the 45 minutes of episode. :D
and where is that exactly .
p.s. I know this is a very old comment , so not expecting a reply.
@@stephendiopter2289 emails alert ftw! The lot they filmed on is part of the WB studios in Los Angeles. Both WB and paramount have giant lots with sound stages in LA. they're also near the CBS studios where all the late night LA shows are filmed. Really fun tour overall 😍
"Oh, look, babies!"
"I never want to hear that come out of your mouth again."
Considering the last three words of the series that's pretty ironic :D
How old was Rory when she got pregnant
haha i love lorelai's laugh when jess walks down...she seems to love bullying him as much as she does luke :P
lorelai does nof bully Jess at all.
The lady who breastfeeds is also Lorelai’s accountant in a later season. Pretty authentic to rotate townsfolk, if you ask me.
Mind you, if I were Luke, I’d also get annoyed about a flock of parents & babies suddenly invading the place, rearranging the tables, taking all the space over, then sitting there & hardly ordering anything. As far as the breastfeeding goes, as long as it was done discretely & didn’t put others off their food, I wouldn’t mind so much 🤷♂️😏
Well there guys and some of them aren't comfortable with that. Can see why he's frustrated about them ordering barely anything and taking up the space.
"Oh look! Babies!"
"I never want to hear that come out of your mouth again."
O.o
It was stated that the scripts for Gilmore Girls were two times the size of a normal hour long program...
OH I loooooooooove Jess and Luke!! :D
I love when luke asks lorelai to speak to them because she has the same parts so funny if said that to my girl i get a miffed off look and a smack on the head lol
Luv the show & Especially this scene!!!!!!!
love jess's reaction :D
Luke: It's been taken over by the Catalans. Rory: oh look, Babies!
Funny scene. Actually, I think in the old days in many part of the world women just whipped it out and fed whenever and whereve. Even today, travel the world a bit and you'll find the whole public breastfeeding is only a big deal in the US or Europe. Everywhere else folks barely even blink when it happens.
Yeah, that's so funny!!! Love Luke's reaction!! ^^ one of his best scenes ever!!! And I agree, public breastfeeding is such a big deal in the US while everywhere else, it's natural and other people don't mind at all...
my happiness knows no bounds. i never thought norton critical edition would ever make it to popular tv
I kuv this scene & the show!!!!!!!
"Oh look! Babies!"
"I never want to hear that come out of your mouth again."
What's that all about?
Its lorealis greatest fear for rory to be a teen mom like she was
I see. It's just weird that she said 'never', like she never wants Rory to become a mom.
I agree. It was awful to hear
She's a mom who had a baby at 16, you really think she want her own 16 yr old daughter to follow in her footsteps.
Bianca Ghiuruțan Lorelei was a teen mon
I ❤️ this scene it's hilarious 😂
"I'm not sure but...Uup. Yep. that's lunch!"
"People are eating here!"
"Sure are."
Ahh, Jess. Makes me happy. :)
luke made it awkward, jess made it funny :)
Haha I love Jess ‘aw jeez!’
This diner is re-used as the diner in Once Upon A Time. They didn't even bother to change the color scheme, either! LOL.
Luke probably would've jumped in to complain had they changed the color
Laura Griffioen they painted once with slightly richer colors wasnt it or the colors were the same
Richard Brown I just love watching shows that have Diners a part of it. it just is so calming and makes it feel like a home environment. but omg when I read your comment i automatically thought YESSS A ONCER AND A GG FAN YAY!!
Richard Brown I didn't know that at all.
***** that's what i said.
Totally with Luke on this.
Very underrated opening
I wonder how Michelle would react in this situation.
He’s going to be a bachelor for a very long time
I wonder what would happen if you put Mick Rory from Legends of tomorrow and Luke together. They would probably hate each other and grunt a lot while doing so.
Ah Jess!
Yeah it's cause Luke doesn't like saying those words especially in front of Rory
How about that schnitzel
Haha, trust jess to lighten the mood XD
I just realized the same actor is playing jess and peter from heroes
You would be surprised. These little vicious guy and gals can only see shapes and feel things by touch, but they can feel the difference between round and... not :)
Funniest scene ever
@DannieNicole I agree with you!
HAHA Jess!
@otherjoe1234 since he couldn't find the yellow ball, he thought the yellow duck would work. same color, its a baby. i doubt the baby would know the difference.
I breastfed babies in the 80s and 90s whenever and wherever they needed to be fed. There is no need to disrobe. I just casually slipped baby under my shirt and carried on. never got a comment on it from anyone.
her side was facing him, he could see what she was doing
Personally I don't think he's broken i think he killed himself to get away from that family
Poor Luke :( But since it's his dinner, can't he just put an age limit for his guests, I'd sure do that!
The boys freaking out about this is funny. Could've been worse though, lol.
@DannieNicole Not just you. Their voices are ever so slightly high-pitched.
"It's a big, fat, happy sunshine day for me." hehe
doesn't Luke know he can deny service to people
Is it just me or does there voices sound funny?
@bremenskater17 Yep. But he already kbew what she was doing by witnessing it during the last six months :)
It's funny that they have her facing the window so she won't be facing the cameras!
If Emily Blunt and Macaulay Culkin had a baby it would be Rory.
🙄🙄
Can't be 100% sure but..oh yeah, thats lunch. hehe
1:52
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
🪨🪨🪨🪨🪨🪨🪨🪨
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What episode is this?
..they'd go out find a barn or a cave or sth.. xDDD
Why couldn't they say "boob"? They said it before when Lorelei and Rory were claiming that other had bigger boobs.
Bringing in that goog-for-nothing half-wit Jessie was the only mistake of this show... and I still love Gilmore Girls!
They’d probably look at one of us and say the same thing. Not a nice comment about Milo Ventimiglia!
What's with the voices?! They sound weird; off somehow
I'm honestly surprised this is even a scene here. Gilmore Girls is a pretty feminist show (considering how Lorelei and Rory both rip on the Donna Reed show and so on.) And yet one of the most beloved characters is acting like breasts are sexual organs. Kind of disappointing.
A woman has a right to breastfeed in public. Plus Luke and Jess's reaction is hilarious!
*****
You must not have children. Its not a disgusting thing. Its not to make you feel uncomfortable. Its a mother feeding her child in the most natural way. This doesn't mean a woman should just whip them out anywhere in public, and general a woman will do what she can to keep herself covered. She does have every right feed her child. She can't control when her baby will get hungry.
I don't understand the "surprise" about this scene being on what you're calling a feminist show. Luke is the one complaining about breastfeeding, not Lorelei and Rory.
I am a feminist. Proud to be one. I am also a woman. Kids are not nuclear reactors, while you can't control when they'll be hungry there is control over her body. What's normal for one house may not be normal for another. Saw a lady at a restaurant just whip out her boob and feed her kid next to a family with elementary school kids. No cover or anything. Had another situation where a lady asked the hostess if there was anywhere quiet that a she could breastfeed. Was taken to a closed off section. I get it a kid needs to eat, but the breastfeeding movement has taken decency out of motherhood.
+Laverne Simon I said most are none the wiser. im sure some notice. but as I stated a strangers comfort zone does not matter to me. they have the option to look away, my baby has the right to eat wherever he wants. so your comment is moot.
ciao tvb :?
This scene inspired me to never have kids.
Ok this scene is hilarious, but what is wrong with prude America, the land of double standards?! 🤷🏻♀️You guys got the world's most prominent plastic surgeons for augmentation mammoplasty, your people have come up with and promoted everything from Twerking over Bikini Wrestling to Hef's Playboy, but society can't handle the most natural thing on earth, a mommy breastfeeding her child at a diner table (simply because it's lunchtime and the kid's hingry and, even if near, a toilet is no place any human should eat)?!?! I'm fully aware that Luke just represents a distinct misanthrope in general, however the writers totally picked up on a certain Western mentality...boobs are no fun anymore then they are vividly used for their actual function are they?! 🤦🏻♀️
This was back in 2003 (something like that) and it was all meant to be a joke.
If you’re gonna breastfeed cover yourself and do it privately, not in a public place.
Oh, grow up.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow.Im a woman and I agree with OP. You can't expect everyone to be able to ignore it. Some people are uncomfortable with it and it ultimately causes more problems trying to force them to 'grow up'. Especially when religious views come into the picture.
A mother really should breastfeed her baby in private or at the bare minimum cover herself with a blanket. Its not the end of the world.
Alexis really was just a terrible actress
What episode and season is thjs
S03E05 - Eight O'Clock at the Oasis