Gilmore Girls: Season 5

If you are even thinking about buying season 5 of Gilmore Girls then you probably know the show pretty well, or are buying it for someone who does. This season keeps up with the fast-talking girls, witty one liners, and drama that you expect from the show. I will advise viewers that haven't seen the show from this point on that, although all the elements that make this show great are there, the show really starts to lose a little bit of it's charm as Rory and Lorelai spend less time together. The mother and daughter really start to have separate story lines, and this can be kind of bumpy. However, when they are together (and getting along) it is perfect. This is my favorite show of all time, and I still miss it. I have all the seasons, and watch it with friends who haven't seen the show all the time. It's undeniable charm and fast paced wit wins over anyone who can keep up. And if you think you know pop culture, this show will test your knowledge. I have many times paused the show to Google a name, or event reference that left me saying, "What!?!" If you already love this show, I recommend Reba and I Love Lucy. Both of these shows have great elements of Gilmore Girls. (Don't blow off the Reba show just because you are not a country music fan. I don't care for her music, but she has one of the most natural comedic timing I have seen since Lucy. She plays a mom of 3 kids, an ex-wife trying to deal with the new wife, and a soon to be grandmother. The writing of this show is only outshined by Gilmore Girls)

You know, I'm a little late in reviewing this season of Gilmore Girls, and all of the previous reviewers are right on the money, but I thought I share in the Gilmore love fest here. There are so many monumental scenes and occasions in this season that make it such a must-see and in my case a must re-watch over and over! The season builds-up momentum and really hit's stride when marking it's 100th episode anniversary, (that was a great episode) and I have to agree with many, Lauren Graham deserves Emmy consideration! Nonetheless, many Luke and Lorelai fans will adore this season because the best stuff really comes from them. Emily is meaner then ever, Paris is just as nuts as she always is and yes, Rory has a new love interest, there's just one problem he doesn't commit well. Honestly the last episode of this season is the best of the series so far. I can't wait to watch them all over again, because I know there will be something I'll notice that I didn't catch before. If your unsure of investing in the Gilmore Girl sets then watch an episode of season 6 airing now, which is turning out to be, believe it or not, even better then season 5! It's already a shoe in for a 7th season and deserves all the praise it's getting, and all the praise the writers are getting for making us the fans fall in love with these characters all over again. There is no doubt in my mind that this series will eventually end with just as much whit, spunk, charm, warmth, and popularity as it did when it began and when that sad day comes I will have a complete set of one of the most fabulously crafted shows to ever grace our TV sets. Again, I am amazed at how these actors and writers make us feel so much in such a short amount of time. Time now, we can relive again and again whenever we please.

The fifth season of Gilmore Girls might as well be named the Luke-Lorelai season, because basically that's what it was. From their first date, to thier breaking up, to Lorelai popping the question, it is obvious to me that they belong together. The break-up showed that. Luke was miserable without her, trying to find excuses to be near her, and Lorelai couldn't sit up! The whole point of the short break-up was to show that they belong together. It would be a major dissapointment to me if Luke and Lorelai didn't end the series together. After the great Luke-Lorelai romance, where could they go? Bring back Christopher? I don't think so. On to Rory... seasons 1-3 were basically about Lorelai and Rory. Thier relationship, and being best friends. When Rory went off to college, it was hard for them to stay as close. Despite a few exceptions(Rory visiting Lorelai in bed after Luke breaks up with her) there were few great Lorelai-Rory moments this season. This makes sense, because Rory is off to college, so some seperation is inevitable. Rory... has changed, and needless to say that has made many Rory fans unhappy. However, I think change is inevitable, especially when going off to college. And you can't blame it all on Logan. Although I don't nesesarrilly condone Rory's actions, I think her changes are more realistic than if should would have stayed exactly the same from ages 16-20. I liked Logan. I have to say that he was better than Dean, and way better the Jess(the jerk). Logan treats her right, so what he likes to have some fun? What has he really done to Rory or while he was with Rory that was all that bad? He stood up to his family when they attacked her at the dinner. Rory dragged him to steal the yacht, not the other way around. Rory needs to be blamed for her own actions, not Logan. All that being said, I really hope that they can repair the Lorelai-Rory relationship in season six, and I am pleading with the producers, PLEASE sign Scott Patterson for season 7! Overall, great season, with more great stuff to come!

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Esta es una de mis series favoritas y necesitaba tenerla. Creo que han sacado una nueva serie o una temporada nueva. Espero con ansia su salida al mercado.

After becoming addicted to Gilmore Girls, i could not wait for season 5, when it finally arrived i started watching straight away and was not disappointed, once more i became involved in the characters lives, i laughed with them, cried with them and got totally absorbed in their stories. This series sees a new side to Rory as she meets the college boy Logan, Lorelai's relationship with Luke moves further, Sukhi is pregnant again, and the grandparents are up to all their usual tricks. The episode list gives you a short blurb about each episode. This is probably my favourite series, the episodes are up to their usual high standard if not higher. For any Gilmore Girls fan this is a must have, but leaves you gasping for more, cannot wait for series 6.

Acquistato per un’amica anni fa approfittando, se non ricordo male, di una promozione. Io ho tutta la collezione, acquistata a suo tempo tramite le classiche uscite in edicola che ricordo con un certo filo di nostalgia, cosa che ad oggi non mi sembra più in voga. Per comodità sto rivedendo la serie in streaming su Prime ed è sempre una piacevole visione per staccare dal lavoro e rilassarsi. Dialoghi e humour che ti fanno veramente dimenticare stress e i classici problemi quotidiani. Battute esilaranti ma anche di un certo livello. Sto ancora finendo la prima stagione ma non ricordo molto di tutta la serie tv. Guardandolo con gli occhi di una 41enne trovo un po’ esagerato il conflitto tra Emily e Lorelai; non so se sia una cosa voluta dagli sceneggiatori o solo un segno dei tempi di allora: tutto questo voler ogni volta “puntare un po’ il dito” contro la protagonista per le sue scelte e per il fatto di essere rimasta incinta a 16 anni l’ho trovato un po’ troppo pesante e bacchettone; in alcune scene trovo che Lorelai venga ingiustamente giudicata dalla famiglia e da chi fa parte di quel mondo agiato; parlo da 40enne e siamo anche nel 2025 dove le cose sono effettivamente ben diverse rispetto a vent’anni fa. Infatti, rivedendolo adesso con gli occhi di un’adulta non ricordavo quanto questo rapporto madre-figlia e madre-padre fosse così pesante ma immagino che fosse anche un effetto voluto per marcare la pesantezza di una classe sociale snob e dei genitori che sostanzialmente hanno sempre voluto controllare la propria figlia in tutte le sue scelte; da adolescente davo molta ragione a Lorelai; ad oggi (benché non sia madre) comprendo anche le ragioni di Emily e quanto il suo comportamento duro (che alla fine non è poi così diversa dalla figlia) fosse solo un modo per sopportare il dolore di aver perso una figlia che per anni aveva innalzato un muro contro la famiglia Gilmore. Sono curiosa di vedere come si evolverà il loro rapporto. È una di quelle serie tv che devi vedere in varie fasi della vita. Se da adolescente mi pareva più interessante il rapporto tra Rory e Lorelai (anche per la giovane età della madre che è come un’amica) ad oggi quello che secondo me è al cuore della serie tv e su cui ruota il tutto è proprio il rapporto tra Emily e Lorelai. Una serie tv che fa crescere anche gli spettatori!

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