@@hillyplays29 of course, just imagine the roles reversed and Luke talking this way about Lorelai, imagine him saying all these lines and she telling him to stop,hmm? still funny? also, thebigger issue is how they treated the actor when the camera was off
@@hillyplays29 it wouldn't be seen as funny if they were talking about her backside and accidentally touching it. People would care then but since its a guy its supposedly funny, not it aint especially if he felt uncomfortable by it
Here after hearing about how Scott Patterson felt objectified because of the butt talk. To be honest, I expected it to be much worse. I mean, the writing was silly, sure, but at least his character was able to tell them to stop? But he did mention that the jokes continued off camera and while he was uncomfortable, he didnt feel like he could say anything. I understand that feeling. So, I hope people dont come to this video to try and minimize his feelings, because he's the only one who can say how it made him feel. 🤷🏿♀️
@@kimandcaffeine5999 my whole thing was his comment about what the Academy would think. I mean, Gilmore Girls wasn't exactly award winning programming, and it's not like he went on to more prestigious work. If it made him uncomfortable, his feelings are valid just like anyone else's, but he started to lose me when he got to the possible career ramifications.
look I cannot speak on behind the scenes, but I think that the actual scene was played out really well. The actor himself shows his discomfort with it as he does with most anything, the character Luke is very voice full about his opinion, as are most of them. The thing I like about the scene is.. if it WERE a female and this had accidentally happened the female would have automatically assumed the butt touch was on purpose and if it was two guys involved it would have been blown way out of proportion to what it was, however, the way they played it out here, shows that you can be honest about what happened in the situation while joking about it to make it less weird. I say that BC if it were me (guy or girl) I’d feel pretty off if someone didn’t say anything or didn’t try to make it funny, and two people were talking about my butt behind my back. So I think the scene showed what maturity amongst adults can look like, our society however has screwed up most chances of people thinking logically and critically, and that’s the only problem I see here. It’s a well written scene if you ask me.
What do you think of Scott Paterson saying he feels objectified over this scene saying it made him feel like a piece of meat? I’d say his character is a man but the actor is not! lmao go check the story out if you don’t know what I’m talking about, it’s a good laugh!!
I can just imagine Luke noticing when Sookie's hand landed on his butt right away, recognizing that it wasn't intentional, and then awkwardly not mentioning it while he waited for Sookie to just move away because he didn't want to embarass her. Only to be embarassed himself when Sookie realized what had happened and decided to tell everyone .xD
Ya ikr she got sooo much thinner then season, when she got pregnant she got thinner rather than fatter. No offnse I don’t want anyone to think I’m body shaming or something
I hope at the begining the shot was really him and his butt and not a stand ins. I paused it just so i could check it out 😂🤣😂🤣 loved this scene.. and later when Sookie shows him thr wedding cake topper n comments how its his butt the cake topper guy has 😂🤣😂🤣
I'm just here after reading an article about the actor that plays Luke, and how uncomfortable and objectified he felt filming this scene. It still bothers him so much after all these years. He said this is the worst moment for him on this show, this scene. I mean o respect him, and feel bad that he felt that way, and for so long, I guess I just don't understand how he felt. But glad he commented on the fact that he's doing better about it.
So apparently Scott Patterson is mad at this scene and finally voiced his displeasure. I never watched the show so watching that clip to see what all the fuss was about was an experience... I will say the writing was painful and the scene was just dumb. But, (no pun intended) he needs to get the fuck over it because he was hardly objectified especially compared to what actresses have to deal with much more often. A lot of actors have it worse in scenes where they have no shirt on/wearing a speedo or something so at least he was wearing a shirt and baggy jeans that showed NOTHING so wtf? I expected it to be much worse so he needs to take a chill pill and let this 20+ year experience go.
Did u mean condemn this scene caus if u condone it then thats kinda on that line of s-xual harassment if not tho then we all agree irl this stuff aint ok
@leave me alone!! Hahaha why not expected to be the same? Are you insinuating that just because somebody has a more sexualized body than mine does that give the right to some woman to molest me just because I'm a guy? So I'm wrong to expect the same respect as everyone else?... Hahahahaha🤣 say yes and you support double standards and harassment, say no and you're giving me the reason. Neither will prove me wrong.
Completle agree like why would it be different? Just because shes a woman means it is okay? It was a mistake by sookie and she felt embaressed so in my view she did nothing wrong in a sexist way cause it wasnt on purpose. But talking about it afterwards was totally not right espacially since he felt uncomfortable. I mean they are friends and all so i don't think it is really that sexist but still, if a man did that the majority would scream "harassment, men are so sexist!!" I hate the double standard these days.
Minimizers will downplay the terrible behavior of people they identify with, regardless of the stated facts of the matter. The object of the harassment has come out and stated exactly how he felt, but women right here have responded with comments that he's not genuine and/or that it's not that big of a deal because its something something cognitive dissonance that a bad thing happened in the history of something they loved. You people are no better than good old boys that perpetuate whitewashings of history, justify the harassment of women everywhere and are ultimately worse than any of these types of oblivious transgressors - you have reason to know better, but when the time came to be better, you instead chose to be worse. You people are the problem.
Nanolis so you're caIIing him that bcs he didn't like people at work talking about his body thisway? You accept it when your colleagues do this to you at work?
Replied two minutes ago on a video that's years old and you have a like already? Did you like your own comment? That's adorable. :} For one, it's acting, playing a role, saying things you don't necessarily feel or think. Two, get over it, don't care what people think and move on with your life. Something he obviously couldn't do given he's still 'butt'hurt to this day.
@@Nanolis dude, huh?your comment is only 3 days old and also has a Iike, and this is a currently very hot topic, everyone's commenting about it bcs the actor spoke up,even on these old videos. And yeah, i always click a like after i press enter on every comment of mine. Likes don't mean anything, i don't get any money from them so why get upset about seeing them....Anyway,the acting is not the issue, the way he was treated on set is. Pls get back to me when your children are treated this way in their office jobs/any jobs. Let's see how you'd tell your kids to get over it and let colleagues/bosses to treat them that way. We'll see.
@@Nanolis my parents were furious when it happened to me, bcs my parents are snowflakes, but cool,so you confirm then, you'll get back to me when your children are treated this way in their office jobs/any jobs, and report if you told your kids to get over it and let colleagues/bosses to treat them that way. We'll see.
At the peak of Gilmore Girls’ popularity, everyone was like either crushing over Dean, Jess or Logan. And I’m just there drooling over Daddy Luke. 😂
He's the one!
Me too 😭
All 7 seasons. 😍😍😍
Lmao so true tho
Same. :)
I'm actually a bit disappointed to see that no one commented another classic Sookie bit, so I'll do it:
"It's YOUR BUTT, Luke!"
Someone had to do it
‘Will you two stop talking about my butt?’ LOL!!!
HillyPlays yeah its funny when i asked men at my workplace to stop touching my body and talking about it and they did not care how i feel
@@celinelia8127 I’m sorry but with this being a show and Luke and Lorelei’s history, it’s funny. At least sookie said she was touching by accident.
@@hillyplays29 of course, just imagine the roles reversed and Luke talking this way about Lorelai, imagine him saying all these lines and she telling him to stop,hmm? still funny? also, thebigger issue is how they treated the actor when the camera was off
@@hillyplays29 it wouldn't be seen as funny if they were talking about her backside and accidentally touching it. People would care then but since its a guy its supposedly funny, not it aint especially if he felt uncomfortable by it
@@carljohnson3686 again it’s just a show. Can you control where your hand goes if you lean over someone?
Melissa looks really pretty here!
True
Sookie was always so pretty especially in season 2
She was always pretty!
Sookie is the ultimate friend, always ready to listen to Loralai ad always has freshly baked cookies ready!
And vise versa expect the baking
“So.. how was it? - His butt?” hahaha love ‘em 😂😂❤️
Varvara Lopatina if these were two men talking this way about a woman, you'd Iove them too?
Not funny
Here after hearing about how Scott Patterson felt objectified because of the butt talk. To be honest, I expected it to be much worse. I mean, the writing was silly, sure, but at least his character was able to tell them to stop? But he did mention that the jokes continued off camera and while he was uncomfortable, he didnt feel like he could say anything. I understand that feeling. So, I hope people dont come to this video to try and minimize his feelings, because he's the only one who can say how it made him feel. 🤷🏿♀️
Butt wasn't there another butt scene before this, where she actually puts her hand on his butt? Or is this really the whole enchilada?
Yeah. He’s bitter about something. Bet it’s not this.
@@nysockexchange2204 unless I'm mistaken, this is the gist of it.
@@kimandcaffeine5999 my whole thing was his comment about what the Academy would think. I mean, Gilmore Girls wasn't exactly award winning programming, and it's not like he went on to more prestigious work. If it made him uncomfortable, his feelings are valid just like anyone else's, but he started to lose me when he got to the possible career ramifications.
look I cannot speak on behind the scenes, but I think that the actual scene was played out really well. The actor himself shows his discomfort with it as he does with most anything, the character Luke is very voice full about his opinion, as are most of them. The thing I like about the scene is.. if it WERE a female and this had accidentally happened the female would have automatically assumed the butt touch was on purpose and if it was two guys involved it would have been blown way out of proportion to what it was, however, the way they played it out here, shows that you can be honest about what happened in the situation while joking about it to make it less weird. I say that BC if it were me (guy or girl) I’d feel pretty off if someone didn’t say anything or didn’t try to make it funny, and two people were talking about my butt behind my back. So I think the scene showed what maturity amongst adults can look like, our society however has screwed up most chances of people thinking logically and critically, and that’s the only problem I see here. It’s a well written scene if you ask me.
Everything about Luke is great. He's a real man, his language of love is acts of service and he's got the looks and body too! I luvvvv Luke.
👌💓💘💝💞💕💖
What do you think of Scott Paterson saying he feels objectified over this scene saying it made him feel like a piece of meat? I’d say his character is a man but the actor is not! lmao go check the story out if you don’t know what I’m talking about, it’s a good laugh!!
ridiculously early is when Luke wakes up almost every day. He'll be fine.
McCarthey is such a good actress on Gilmore Girls
"We just wanted a guy with a good butts service." and "It's my way of saying thanks for keeping a good butt around here." haha
*Parading
Imagine if someone said we just wanted a girl with a good buttsservice smh
@@carljohnson3686 Let's not turn this into something. 🙄 It's Luke. They know each other. They always have banter.
His eyes 😍
0:52 i love loralai's face :)
Lorelai so liked him here
Haha, i love sookies facials! :)
I watched this episode again today and i just love this scene and I repeat it 4 times 😂😂 it gets funnier every time
stop talking about my butt!
Hehe!!!!🤣
How is it, what, his butt, well its nice and got a nice firm and shape 😂😂😂😂😂
I can just imagine Luke noticing when Sookie's hand landed on his butt right away, recognizing that it wasn't intentional, and then awkwardly not mentioning it while he waited for Sookie to just move away because he didn't want to embarass her. Only to be embarassed himself when Sookie realized what had happened and decided to tell everyone .xD
holy crap, melissa mccarthy is pretty slim here.
And tolerable! Maybe even a little entertaining...in some spots
hnr1another correction slim thick
Ya ikr she got sooo much thinner then season, when she got pregnant she got thinner rather than fatter. No offnse I don’t want anyone to think I’m body shaming or something
Meaning?
@@midnightmoon3661 melissa put herself on a crazy diet where she was basically starving herself at the time. :(
Is this the scene he recently said was disturbing and it’s now trending on twitter….(8/25/22)?
It's gotta be. He can feel how he wants to about this scene but holy shit what a whole lot of nothing.
its so true cinemax at night is soooo dirty lol
I guess this was the scene Scott hated the most?
Lauren Graham es preciosa y Melissa también se ve muy linda en esta secuencia.
I fucking love this scene😭😭😭😂👏🏾
Apparently he hated it and he felt like a walking meat stick
@@amazingabby25 I think he seriously overreacted about this scene.
I honestly can't remember Nicole haha oops
I forgot he was ever married
I laughed so hard at this scene😂
Was it really that funny..?
@UltimateDiva101 It's called "Keg! Max!" from season 3
I hope at the begining the shot was really him and his butt and not a stand ins. I paused it just so i could check it out 😂🤣😂🤣 loved this scene.. and later when Sookie shows him thr wedding cake topper n comments how its his butt the cake topper guy has 😂🤣😂🤣
I'm just here after reading an article about the actor that plays Luke, and how uncomfortable and objectified he felt filming this scene. It still bothers him so much after all these years. He said this is the worst moment for him on this show, this scene. I mean o respect him, and feel bad that he felt that way, and for so long, I guess I just don't understand how he felt. But glad he commented on the fact that he's doing better about it.
Nice view right there at 0:00. :)
What I want to know is how long a while is? And why didnt luke tell her her hand was there?
Don't blame the victim 😅
So apparently Scott Patterson is mad at this scene and finally voiced his displeasure.
I never watched the show so watching that clip to see what all the fuss was about was an experience...
I will say the writing was painful and the scene was just dumb.
But, (no pun intended) he needs to get the fuck over it because he was hardly objectified especially compared to what actresses have to deal with much more often.
A lot of actors have it worse in scenes where they have no shirt on/wearing a speedo or something so at least he was wearing a shirt and baggy jeans that showed NOTHING so wtf?
I expected it to be much worse so he needs to take a chill pill and let this 20+ year experience go.
Yeah, I just read about this on People.
Pretty sure he’s trolling women.
It is a little bit weird. I mean as we get older I would love for someone to compliment my butt. Haha but I guess that’s his experience
Nothing about this scene is infamous… he surely just wanted to stir up some controversy to get some new listeners for his podcast…. 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
@@igneousrocklad I hope he fails then!
Now the objectified actor is mad about this scene years later.
Well yeah but also he explains even when filming this he was uncomfortable so whats wrong with that
What episode is this
Hah me too :D
Lol 😂
This did NOT age well
Dirty
came to condone this scene since the actor was public about his disgust w this.
condone? So you support it? lol
@@bec630 maybe they meant to say condemn 🤣
Did u mean condemn this scene caus if u condone it then thats kinda on that line of s-xual harassment if not tho then we all agree irl this stuff aint ok
Drama queen 😆
Now flip the genders and tell me if this innocent mistake isn't viewed as harassment or at the very least sexist.
women’s bodies are more sexualized than men’s so you cant just flip the genders in any situation and expect it to be the same
@leave me alone!!
Hahaha why not expected to be the same? Are you insinuating that just because somebody has a more sexualized body than mine does that give the right to some woman to molest me just because I'm a guy? So I'm wrong to expect the same respect as everyone else?... Hahahahaha🤣 say yes and you support double standards and harassment, say no and you're giving me the reason. Neither will prove me wrong.
But Luke and Lorelai are close friends so it's different. It's not like Luke is a stranger
Completle agree like why would it be different? Just because shes a woman means it is okay?
It was a mistake by sookie and she felt embaressed so in my view she did nothing wrong in a sexist way cause it wasnt on purpose.
But talking about it afterwards was totally not right espacially since he felt uncomfortable.
I mean they are friends and all so i don't think it is really that sexist but still, if a man did that the majority would scream "harassment, men are so sexist!!"
I hate the double standard these days.
That’s the whole point of the joke - that it’s usually men commenting on women’s bodies so they’re making fun of it by doing it the other way around
Minimizers will downplay the terrible behavior of people they identify with, regardless of the stated facts of the matter. The object of the harassment has come out and stated exactly how he felt, but women right here have responded with comments that he's not genuine and/or that it's not that big of a deal because its something something cognitive dissonance that a bad thing happened in the history of something they loved.
You people are no better than good old boys that perpetuate whitewashings of history, justify the harassment of women everywhere and are ultimately worse than any of these types of oblivious transgressors - you have reason to know better, but when the time came to be better, you instead chose to be worse.
You people are the problem.
Gotta love snowflakes...
Nanolis so you're caIIing him that bcs he didn't like people at work talking about his body thisway? You accept it when your colleagues do this to you at work?
Replied two minutes ago on a video that's years old and you have a like already? Did you like your own comment? That's adorable. :}
For one, it's acting, playing a role, saying things you don't necessarily feel or think. Two, get over it, don't care what people think and move on with your life. Something he obviously couldn't do given he's still 'butt'hurt to this day.
@@Nanolis dude, huh?your comment is only 3 days old and also has a Iike, and this is a currently
very hot topic, everyone's commenting about it bcs the actor spoke up,even on these old videos. And yeah, i always click a like after i press enter on every comment of mine. Likes don't mean anything, i don't get any money from them so why
get upset about seeing them....Anyway,the acting
is not the issue, the way he was treated on set is. Pls get back to me when your children are treated this way in their office jobs/any jobs. Let's see how you'd tell
your kids to get over it and let colleagues/bosses to treat them that way. We'll see.
K.
@@Nanolis my parents were furious when it happened
to me, bcs my parents are snowflakes, but cool,so you confirm then, you'll get back to me when your children are treated this way in their office jobs/any jobs, and report if you told
your kids to get over it and let colleagues/bosses to treat them that way. We'll see.