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I watched that epsiode 3 times and it never occurred to me that Dean could just simply hand that note to Jess. Huh
Same! And I’ve probably seen it almost ten timesXD
Yes, but where would the torture be? 😂
That is the only thing I have ever thought every time 😂
GUYS which episode it this
@@nastya-r4k season 3 episode 13: Dear Emily and Richard
"Why? She's having a c-section. She won't feel anything." My guy...she will feel everything including her organs being rearranged.
She had planned a C-section, but then she went into labor. I'm not sure she ended up having a C-section.
If you want perspective on Emily, I recommend "There's the Rub," which has Lorelai-Emily bonding moments. Maybe also "The Third Lorelai." It introduces Richard's mother, who treats Emily the same way Emily treats Lorelai. Emily's an interesting character. Evil in some ways, but she does have depth, and is realistic. "The Reigning Lorelai" has already been suggested to you, and it's also a great one. Funny and sad.
I second There's the Rub! There is also some Dean Jess drama and I always love when Rory's intoversion gets some highlight :)
@@beautyengineer2198 yes, and it's where Paris and Rory start to develop their friendship! It's a great episode.
Emily NEVER treated Lorelay as bvas as Trix treated her.
Emily was CONTROLLING bvut it come from love -> in the end she love Lorelay and wanted what SHE THINK is best for her
Trix DONT LIKE Emily and want to hurt /belittle her
@@galpeleg143 lol control is still power doesn't matter if its from love, because Love means change and trust
the things Emily said to lorelai are still emotional abuse
@@galpeleg143but trix is not her mother so it it doesnt matter that much. emily is 99% of time horrible person and a mother
I do think this is one of the most heartbreaking episodes, mostly because if you see all of Sherry’s episodes you see the long running theme of Lorelai getting the worst sides of everybody. (Slacker Chris, antagonizing parents) and here it emphasizes that she may have gotten pregnant (a two person process lmao) but she definitely went through it alone. At 16 too, like damn this ep breaks my heart every rewatch.
I completely disagree. Lorelai chose to have and raise Rory alone. Chris was sad and uncertain about the situation, but he would have married Lorelai and worked at Richard's office. Lorelai believed that Chris shouldn't have to give up on his dreams and freedom just because they were having a baby, but she knew he would have given up on his dreams for her. So she took the choice out of his hands by running away.
@@chuckbass3641 Chris wasn't ready to have a baby that much was obvious, at the very least she went through the pregnancy alone. Chris was, as you said, sad and uncertain and because of that and his parents disdain for Lorelai, it seemed he wasn't there very much in the process. Who can blame him? but unlike him, Lorelai couldn't take time to process things properly with her parents hounding her and the literal baby in her body.
She was a kid, 16 years old, whether or not she was alone is irrelevant because she FELT alone, her parents where the opposite of supportive and the father of her baby was stressing out. She didn't want to be married, and she didn't want him to give up her dreams, so she ran away. It was sad and unfortunate that something like that felt the only option for her.
She WAS alone
@@kurii6201 I agree. But all things happen for a reason. If she married Chris, she probably wouldn't be the Lorelai we love and admire.
the scene where Christopher is raving to Lorelei about how amazing he feels about Gigi's birth is one of the most casually heartbreaking scenes in this season. just watching Lorelei trying so hard to be enthusiastic and not ruin the moment for him while knowing what she's been through and how he should have been like that for Rory's birth is so bittersweet
I like this episode because it continues Emily and Richard’s “not the best parents” streak, but it also shows Lorelei handling the whole situation badly (which is understandable, but still). I like that it shows why everyone is still upset about it years later
Lol Lorelai was pointing at Nicole because she was using her cell phone in the diner when Luke has a sign saying no cell phones (and he lets her because he’s dating her)
Love makes us do strange things, I guess.
Can you please just eventually watch the whole series, out of order, with each episode titled the most blank episode.
Also please do the reigning Lorelei next. You need to see emily drunk
I second this. I think he'll love that episode.
agreed, I'd love to see that episode
I could not agree more!!
"if dean was there..." i almost choked on my food haha
7:32 she’s pointing because Luke has a no cell phone rule in the dinner you can see a sign behind them
Oh, thank you.
I don't understand why people believe this is the most heartbreaking episode.
We'll, Sookie throwing that whole cake in the trash is pretty heartbreaking. ☺️
@@alyzu4755 The episode that gets me is the one where Rory's struggling at school and Lorali (sp) is struggling at work and neither of them is getting in touch with one another before Rory breaks down on Dean and Loralie (sp) breaks down on Luke.
@@Buffy8Fan That gets me too!
@@Buffy8Fan Lorelai.
Teen Lorelei just seems so... fragil and despite being surrounded by people, totally alone. When she sit's in the hospital and the nurse asked her if anyone was with her, I just want to give her a hug.
S2 E6 "Presenting Lorelai Gilmore" is probably on no one's top anything list, but it alludes to a few of the events in "Dear Richard and Emily" but mostly it explains teen Lorelai's wedding-looking debutante dress, and I appreciate that continuity
Never ever stop doing these! I want to watch you watch them all! How about Wedding Bell Blues or Last week fights, this week tights? Both include a wedding 😄
Did you just say what is a beanie baby ??!! I’m screaming lol 😂
Truly, he asked how old this baby born in 2004-ish would be now and I was like "relatable"... and then asked what a beanie baby is, and I felt like the crypt keeper.
Wait wait you still feel contractions prior to the C section … and the recovery still hurts like hell 😂😂😂 hilarious reaction though. Chris was always a pretty bad co-parent with Lorelei & dad to Rory, and looking back it is so clear it hurts lol
I started to like Emily in the episode "I'd Rather be In Philadelphia" and I totally loved her in the revival A Year in the Life (her story line was the one to follow)
Definitely love Emily and her storyline the most from AYITL.
The most shocking part is that you didn’t know what beanie babies were, but I have to remember you are younger. Those of us who watched this show as it is aired are the same people who had giant beanie baby collections at age 10, absolutely certain those plush animals were going to play for a very comfortable retirement.
"To whom it may concern" is also a good episode...it kinda focuses on the love situation between lorelai, Chris, and luke
C sections still hurt like hell. Especially afterwards.
The first time I watched you I thought you were holding an ice pack to your face. I just realized today it’s a microphone 😂
It’s fun to watch your reactions to my favorite show.
Lol, thank you.
I must be late to the party because no one else is commenting this but… daaamn your voice 😩😩😍😍
Thank you.
Just please watch the whole show already 🙏🏽😆
This was supposed to be a “heartbreaking” episode/reaction, but you had me cracking up the whole time! This is the funniest reaction I’ve ever seen from any channel 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you very much.
Emily’s a bit hard to like most of the time but I’ve always loved Richard for some reason. He’s like the balancing force to Emily and always stands up for lorelai and rory he just seems like a sweet grandpa
He doesn't stand up for them that often really. He lets Emily bully Lorelai all the time. And he shows in his private conversations with Emily that he agrees with her, he just disagrees with her handling of things sometimes. This is obvious in the arc where he tries to turn Luke's into a franchise. And when Lorelai isn't talking to Emily but is talking to Richard, Richard makes it clear to Emily that he doesn't care why Lorelai is mad, just that he hopes he can manipulate her back into the fold. He also brags to Jason that he has done vindictive things in business all the time. Richard is a more subtle manipulator and less obvious snob than Emily, but that's about it. They both have their good points and bad points, but I don't think either is less evil than the other. They are, however, a match made in heaven. They work together, scheme together, love each other, and have wonderful chemistry. I love them.
Lmao “sweet grandpa” is just as snobby, entitled, out of touch, and manipulative as his wife. He just lets her be the loud shrill one but they are 100% on the same page when it comes to opinions on Lorelei and anyone not in their social class. I really don’t understand why people cut him so much slack when he’s clearly not a good person or a good father.
I have no idea how you can come out of this episode liking Emily more.. if anything it makes me wonder how Lorelai even welcomed Emily back into her life at all
Yeah, I was surprised someone said this episode made them like her more. I'm like..."How? She's yelling at her daughter in the hospital as she's going into labor! Not a good look!" Emily has her good moments, but that episode did not show her in a positive light. The episodes with Trix/Gran are the best for making her sympathetic. And "There's the Rub" shows hints of the kind of person she could be if she didn't have such rigid views.
I think they say you’ll like Emily more because she handled Loreleis pregnancy better than Chris’s parents did
I think it's a good example of something we see repeatedly through the series: Emily does love Lorelai and wants so badly to have a really close relationship with her and be involved in her life. She is truly hurt when Lorelai pushes her out. But she fundamentally misunderstands Lorelai and wants her to be things that Lorelai simply never will, so they never are able to have that connection that both of them long for. In this one we see that Emily actually did the best she could do in stepping up and rolling with it when her teenage daughter was suddenly pregnant, and she was truly hurt when Lorelai left. I have always liked that complexity of Emily. She truly loves her daughter but is perpetually unable to express it in a way that is mutually beneficial to them both.
It’s funny how at this point you get so many of their references to characters not in the episode or events that happen all because you watched out of order. Love that haha.
Adding one thing: Kelly Bishop (the actress who plays Emily) is AMAZING. She has stated in interviews how much she hates these uppity rich privileged women and she loved getting the opportunity to play one. She is the opposite of this in real life and that makes her acting even better !
Now I personally think the most heartbreaking episode is Season 2 episode 22, but this one does come to a close second.
SO HAPPY to see you doing another, but this was never one of my favs (and I can see it wasn't yours either) :( I agree with another comment that The Third Lorelai is a great episode - especially because you would love seeing Emily put in her place. It's a fun and cathartic episode :) Richard's mother comes into the scene and treats Emily the way Emily treats other people
please continue with gilmore girls
Alright.
hi! lil fyi, when you go into labour like she did naturally, they can't perform a csection unless there's danger for the baby or the mother. It has to go out the "normal" way So when she says "it hurts like hell" it's bc of that
These videos make me happy:) great job, man!
I’d love some more Buffy soon if you’re in the mood for that:)
YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT A BEANIE BABY IS?!?!
mmmmm.... let's also talk about the C-section comment. Women who get them do still feel things. And still go through labour which for some is the worst part. I know one woman felt like she was suffocating because the numbing when all the way up to her neck and couldn't feel herself breathing. I know some who had the misfortune of the ceiling being reflective and could see their whole surgery. Your organs get moved around. I have heard how many found it a traumatizing experience where they felt out of control and stripped of their voices so that they could advocate for themselves. Not to mention, the weeks-months of added recovery because it IS a M-A-J-O-R surgery. So it isn't a small deal where you can't even feel anything so what of it. I've heard men IRL say having a c-section is taking the easy way out. And comments about it's just c-section really irk me.
Hear hear!
Haven't gotten to this part yet (was shocked at the beanie baby comment and wanted to know if anyone was as shocked as I was), but yeah, c-sections are major surgery. Even I used to think they were "the easy way out" when I was younger and knew nothing about childbirth.
Now, I've educated myself and know better, and holy crap, a c section that goes perfectly still leaves you healing from a major surgery for weeks while needing to take care of a newborn.
I was referring to just the baby removal process pain, not labor and recovery. I was a c-section baby, and my mom told me ALLLLLLL about it, and the weeks it took before she could even leave the hospital.
C-section is how REAL babies are born, the other way is for Pu**ies. 😁
But seriously, I've been around a lot of pregnant women in my life, and nothing about it looks easy to me.
I love your videos! Please, watch next The Third Lorelai, it's really good!
Dear Emily and Richard is my all time favorite episode
It hadn’t occurred to me that you were that much younger than me or that I was that old as when you said what are beanie babies
Damn.
Once upon a time, hooking up a DVD player was WAY more than 2 cords. Especially if the TV had cable, you're looking at 4 cords minimum.
Maybe wait for it a little further down the line so it isn’t TOO confusing, but S6E13 “Friday Nights Alright For Fighting” is an EXCELLENT episode and has one of the best scenes in all of Gilmore girls
Here it is: th-cam.com/video/wpjxVh-5at8/w-d-xo.html
i saw you've been recommended some good emily episodes and "emily in wonderland" is another really good one!
love this episode
The revivial would be good to watch if you wanna like Emily more. She has the best development for sure.
"What is a beanie baby?"
you have such an amazing voice lol it's made for radio or announcing
Miss Patty is a wild woman! 😂😂😂
His dad is making me like Emily.......BEST LINE....EVER!!!🤣
This is one of my favorite episodes, but definitely not an episode where I’m rooting for Emily, she does give me some feels though. I go back and fourth with Emily myself. Two episodes I like where she redeems herself to me are “Rory’s Birthday Parties” season 1 and “We’ve got magic to do” season six. The season six episode has a lot of townie activity which I’ve heard you mention you liked the townies more lol same here, but also Emily is epic in that one.
Okay I just watched “Emily in Wonderland” im not sure if you’ve watched this one, but definitely makes you see Emily in another light, though she’s still Emily 😂
Yes! This episode is why we all love Emily even though she is awful. Edit, dean messing with Jess is amazing!
I’m happy to find someone who dislikes Emily as strongly as I do
yes just hand him the paper. but when i worked in fast food, customers would do that all the time and i would have to ask them to just hand me their freaking piece of paper.
watch S7E10 "Merry Fisticuffs" just because you're always rooting for fights lol
please please please watch written in the stars- no one can deny that rory and logan are soulmates when the episode they meet in is literally called written in the stars
Aside from Keg! Max!, this is my favorite Dean/Jess interaction. I crack up at Dean’s sassy attitude.
I have no idea who you are but your voice and your reactions are fantastic.
Thank you.
Your prediction of what you think this episode is about, @0:44-1:02....I want this episode! Emily & Richard meeting, dating, their backstories, with their respective families, Lorelai being born...That would have been a great prequel episode/arc of episodes....
I hope you do radio or narrate audiobooks, your voice is velvet
I love that episode so much ♥️
My favorite episode!
"What is a beanie baby?" Oof I felt my age on that one. >_
That’s wild that you think women don’t feel the pain of a c-section. It’s excruciating even with drugs.
I think it's worth pointing out that the writers throughout the series and much of Gilmore Girls fandom love to trash Christopher as a bad dad who wasn't there for Rory, yet in this episode, Christopher is ready to change his plans to support Rory and be there for Lor, being on board with marriage twice in the episode. I'm not a fan of teen marriages, but it's clear he was willing to do whatever he need to be there for Lor and Rory. It was Lor who objected to him giving up or postponing his plan, even though most people who have an unplanned pregnancy sacrifice plans. Honestly, Chris is the most relatable in this, because regardless of his wealth, he's willing to be a stand up guy and deal with any inconveniences the situation causes. Also, it appears that Lor didn't bother to call him before Rory was born. So, though a lot of people, including Lor, go on and on and on about Christopher not being there for his daughter, it was Lorelai who made a point of sending the message that Christoper was irrelevant and unneeded in Rory's life. The biggest legitimate knock on Chris in the series is he was kind of a flake when it came to a job, but if he had gone to work with Richard for a few years until he knew what he wanted to do for a career, Richard would've taught him the discipline needed to achieve whatever career he eventually wanted. While most teen marriages fail, in large part over arguments about lack of money, which would not have been a problem for Chris and Lor, I think they may have been able to make a go of it, because they had the safety net of Lor's parents to help and Chris understood her better than anyone. She then moved 30 miles away which is not far for an independent adult, but Chris was still a minor with controlling parents, so who knows when he could even get to Stars Hollow. Rory would've been two by the time he turned 18 and he'd already likely missed out on the formative bonding process. Heck, we don't even know how long it took until Lor bothered to let him know where she took Rory. Like with Max, Lor seemed to decide that she, not Rory or anyone else, was the only person who mattered. Bottom line, Christopher was always head over heels in love with Lor and wanted to be with her, but despite adult Chris and Lor's off the charts chemistry, Lor was never as invested in their relationship as Chris. Ironically, though Sheri is incredibly insufferable, Chris stepped up, because he wanted a chance to finally rise his child. I've often suspected that Sheri's pregnancy was planned on her part to trap him when things got bad, but he did what he had to do, even giving up what he wanted most in life--a life with Lorelai and Rory, to stand up like Lor never allowed him to do. Hence, Chris' bad dad reputation is unearned and unfair.
I see your point. This was well written.
You're making a lot of excuses for a grown man failing his daughter for the majority of her life. Christopher being a present and consistent father is not and will never be related to whether or not he is in a romantic relationship with Lorelai. Period
@@rayanog The so called "grown man" was SIXTEEN when Rory was born, and Lorelai made it clear her was not needed in Rory's life... and even moved away before he was an adult. Yet, even once they were adults, she had a snit, because he dared want Rory to spend Christmas with him. That is evidence of how despite her claims to the contrary, she undermined his relationship with his daughter. We've seen on the show how downright selfish Lorelia can be and how possessive she is of Rory. Heck, after spending an entire summer with her in Europe, she was all put out about her parents spending time with her before college started. And we saw how horribly she treated Max in general and specifically, very clearly didn't want him to have any role as stepfather, even though Rory wanted him as a stepfather. So, it's a bit much to think Lorelai doesn't have a sizable amount of blame in what went on with Christopher and Rory's relationship.
Emily was raised a certain way, whilst it doesn't excuse her behaviour it gives a little perspective. Lorelai, even though young broke her mothers, heart. Emily isn't that bad, and Lorelai isn't perfect she handled the situation poorly.
Stop trying to excuse abusive parents in any way shape or form imo
I’m sorry but it should never be on the child in this situation
please watch a tisket a tasket! season 2 episode 13!!
I second this! ❤
I almost broke a stitch on,"His dad is making me like Emily"...someone else suggested the episode where Emily and Lorelai go to a spa together and while there they hit a restaurant for dinner and Emily gets hit on by actor Hal Linden who at the time was "Barney Miller". I have to say you know exactly how to play your cluelessness with the show to get laughs...after all,the people watching are all mega-fans and so the laughs are kind of guaranteed.. either the actual joke is funny OR your reaction is funny...win,win!Watch the spa episode because just when you think you can't hate Emily enough...you wind up really liking her.Someone suggested it a couple of comments down.
You should watch more videos about c-sections. She won't feel it during the surgery but she'll suffer after it.
You need to watch and review season 4 episode 16..the Reigning Lorelai ...my fav episode of Emily...she is so out of character and I love it!
Watch “but not as cute as Pushkin” 5.10 it’s one of the classics
A c-section does NOT mean the woman doesn’t feel anything. 😂
This episode was the sadest indeed, as it was a true lesson highlighting the result of low Western values. However, you made me laugh regardless, as per usual, thank you.
You should react to Gilmore Girls TikToks
hiya you should watch yellowjackets!
It's on my list now, thanks.
they actually don’t drink water lmao
This is not the saddest episode, it’s 6x22
yes! lorelai’s speech makes me emotional every time
I hated Emily even more after this episode, and wedding bell blues made hate her even MORE.
did you start watching the whole series yet?
Out of order, yes.
I’m honestly glad you dislike Emily. Waaay too many fans of this show paint her as a misunderstood saint and make excuses for her atrocious behavior.
She’s still funny though 😅
She's a horrible person but she's a great character :))
@johannarowe8130 100%. I've also never heard anyone describe her as a misunderstood saint, just misguided and sometimes misunderstood. Which doesn't excuse her behavior at all. Like you can see why someone from her background would be a snob and try to push certain things on her daughter and granddaughter, thinking it's for their own good. Doesn't make it okay, just adds depth to the character.
Maybe it's supposed to make you like Emily more because you're too busy hating Christopher more for being such an oblivious jacka*s.
EDIT: Rewatching the video 9 months later and I was about to make almost the exact same comment about it. Dying of laughter now.
Eggnog and Beanie Babies
But you said Christopher's father was making you like Emily more.
wait...how do you not know what eggnog is?
Never seen it irl
Well, Christopher and Sherry aren't Gilmores.
Yes Sherri is Christopher girlfriend
She's not that old.
Do you not have egg nog or beanie babies in Canada?
Heard of them, but never seen them.
@@notthemovie egg nog in particular is very divisive. You early love it or hate it.
dig it!
C Sections sometimes have painful recoveries , just saying :) hehe
I don't think this episode makes you LIKE Emily more, but you do see a glimpse into her point of view, Lorelai always planning things behind her back, planning on leaving a note and going to Europe, leaving a note instead of telling her she's in labor, and the ultimate killshot, leaving a note to let her know she left the house and took Rory with her. Even understanding Lorelai's side of things, how pressured, missunderstood and unheard she felt, leaving without saying goodbye was a dick move, that hurt Emily and Richard deeply. In a different episode an angry Richard tells Lorelai that Emily was devastated when she left their home like that, and that she couldn't leave her bed for months, Lorelai never even thought of how she might destroy her parents with her leaving like that, she is selfish. Emily is not a great mother, she is not empathetic, she is manipulative and she is a snob treating Lorelai like her like is trash compared to what she could have had if she had followed the family ways. BUT... We see this Emily in the present, we don't know if she was always like that, we see her being uptight and a little pushy with Lor, but all the negative glimpses we see from her are a direct response to Lor's behaviours. She might have been an uptight annoying helicopter parent, but maybe Lorelai's betrayal (leaving) might have turned her into a villain.
Reading this gave me whiplash:
*Saying you understand why LORELAI felt the way that she did & then calling her leaving without saying goodbye a "dick move" is like saying "I understand I hurt you BUT it's your fault that I hurt you".
She DID say goodbye. She did it with a letter because she knew her mother very well & knew what her reaction would be. Staying in this toxic environment just to keep Emily from being devastated would have actually been the "dick move".
**"...we don't know if she was always like that...". This episode CLEARLY shows us that she has ALWAYS been like that.
***"...she might have been an uptight, annoying helicopter parent...". THIS also is CLEARLY why LORELAI wanted to get away from her parents, mostly her mother. Emily wasn't some demure, cooking baking, stay at home wife & mother who magically turned into a villain AFTER LORELAI left. It was this "villainous behavior" that caused LORELAI to finally decide to leave.
@@CDG1228 Hey! I see how my comment may have felt confusing so i'm going to expand slightly. Just because i understand why Lorelai felt pressured in no way means i condone the way she left her parent's house. For example i use my own experience, i had a toxic mother who i cannot live with anymore, after 1 week she goes back to her toxicity, when i decided i was going to move out, i told her the day before i left, i sat her down and told her, my desition was final and there is nothing else to do, because if we remained in the same house we were going to destroy our relationship, we needed distance, i needed distance from her. The next day the truck came and i moved, she cried and said goodbye with a hug. Today we have a really good solid relationship because of that distance. But if it would have pulled a Lorelai we probably would not be were we are today.
I see how people can empathize more with Lorelai than Emily, but i see it both ways. In flashbacks we see Emily be pushy and uptight but we do not see her be mean and manipulative, so no, we don't see her "CLEARLY always being like that".
Our parents are fucked up and they have in turn given us generational trauma, but we can't wash our hands and pretend that our actions do not affect them and cause them pain. Lorelai always felt pressured and wanted to live a more relaxed and free life. She chose her own mental health and that is ok. But she did break Emily's heart and may have caused her to become a spiteful person. Specially since after leaving, they only saw each other once or twice a year. She is deliberately keeping Rory from them (out of fear of them influencing her in a negative way) yet the minute she needs something, now it's worth her time to go see them. I see both sides of the coin. As a 33 year old who grew up watching the show having a Rory/Lorelai relationship with my mother that later turned into a Lorelai/Emily version and now we're both mostly on equal ground, i've seen things. I've seen the show countless times, is one of my comfort shows. So i very aware of how selfish Lorelai is, how manipulative Emily is and how immature Rory is.
@@cinnymoongirl Doesn't matter whether or not you condone someone else's behavior (even a fictional someone). Nobody needs anyone's approval before getting out of a toxic situation. We are not all the same. There are no one-size-fits-all solutions. I'm glad it worked out for you but what works for you won't work for everyone.
If your 17 year old daughter leaving turns you into a spiteful person, that's clear evidence that Lorelai made the right choice. A better option would have been to get therapy to be a BETTER person, not marinate in the toxicity.
The minute she needed something came 15 years later, was for Rory's education (not for something frivolous) and...OF COURSE...came with strings & conditions.
Not staying somewhere where you are unhappy is not selfish.
Not marrying a man you don't love is not selfish.
Not waiting around forever for a man to include you in his life is not selfish.
@@CDG1228 Just to be clear, i NEVER said Lorelai should have asked for permission to leave, or that she should stay in the home. Leaving was alwasy the better choice since therapy wasn't an option for Emily. But leaving without a proper goodbye is twisting the knife and that stems from Lorelai's lack of care for other people's feelings. This is a common theme on the show. DONT GET ME WRONG, I LOVE THE SHOW and i always will, but after a million rewatches you see all points of view. Again, i UNDERSTAND why Lorelai is the way she is, i just simply do not condone nor justify her actions. You and i just have different ways of interpreting the character's flaws and that is ok, that is part of the charm of this show, different people enjoy it differently. Have a wonderful weekend.
@@cinnymoongirl It's not up to you to decide for SOMEONE ELSE what is a proper goodbye. She was 17. Did you ever consider that her parents might have tried to physically stop her from leaving, or even called the police since she was still a minor? For HER, that was a proper goodbye.
You have a wonderful weekend as well.
I like most of your takes, but 2 things you definetely got wrong: In Dawson's Creek, Dawson is the villain, not the hero.
And in Gilmore Girls, Emily is the best, especially compared to Lorelai. I hope you'll watch the whole show someday 😬
"Emily" and "Best" in the same sentence. Never thought I'd see the day.
@@notthemovie 😁😁
You're so funny 🤣🤣
Thank you.
I swear you're an NPC not knowing what Eggnog is or Beanie Babies???? LOLLL
I don’t know what these things are 😂
I’m thinking he might be Canadian lol
I really like Emily... And also really don't, lol. I think her emotional capabilities are almost non-existent and she cannot ever manage vulnerability, but she really does love her people. And she really does want the best for the ones she loves, she just thinks she always knows what that is better than they do 😂
I never realized how annoying the characters were on this show 😮
You keep shipping Dean and Lorelai 😅
After reading that fanfic, its hard not to.
The young Lorelai and Chris are terrible actors. Those scenes are so hard to watch.
I did not like this video, but I think you look fine.
Ok then, thank you.