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Before I say anything about “Gilmore Girls,” I need to preface this article with the fact that I’m just finishing up season 4 and could potentially change my mind about the show as I finish it. I also don’t entirely hate it. I’ve made it this far without complaining too much, but “Gilmore Girls” is still totally flawed and unrealistic.
We need to talk about it.
I finally began watching “Gilmore Girls” because I needed a series that was super long and destined to kill some time. Usually with shows that ran for as long as “Gilmore Girls” did, I prefer the kind of show that I can watch while doing something else. This show seemed like the perfect candidate.
And for the most part, it’s done the job I needed it to do. The show’s snappy and witty humor, quirky characters, and involved plot all gained my interest. It allowed me to relish in the early 2000’s. But I do have a major issue with the show: the existence of Lorelai and Rory.
These two are honestly the most entitled, absent-minded characters I’ve ever seen. Rory practically walks around with a halo and has a bit of a shallow grip on the world.
Lorelai is a child, and she totally places her adult responsibilities on Rory. Plus, every man that comes within three feet of her somehow falls in love with her, which is just a lot to unpack.
Rant over about these two, for now.
I’ll definitely still be finishing the show. And I’ll be back with a thorough update following my current frustration. It’s what the rest of Stars Hollow deserves.
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Are you as disappointed with “Gilmore Girls” as I am?
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Yeah – it’s pretty shallow.
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No way!
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