Unpopular opinion, but I think Max would have been a great stepfather to Rory. He was a bit overprotective (worrying about Rory and Dean still being out on the porch kissing, for instance), but I think he would have gotten into the groove of being a good step-parent if given the chance.2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
I wish we got to see more Richard / Dean interactions like this!2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
That look you give each other when a crush is just beginning to blossom.2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
Anyone else find Lorelai and Rory in this scene annoying? It was so rude for them to talk throughout the entire movie and then justify shushing Max because he was talking throughout the parts they talked through last time.2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
Agree or disagree with Max? It was obvious that Lorelai forgetting to give Max the keys was not out of self-centeredness, but rather, because she already knew she didn't want to marry him. However, I still tend to agree with what he said.2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
Caption Contest! (I'll personally Award my favorite, and you can also see which caption gets the most upvotes from users in general.)2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
I'm a 29-year-old man, and I still fanboy over these moments.2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
Volunteering Sookie's hard work without even asking her, as if Sookie is her personal chef. Sigh. For the record, I do like Lorelai and think she's a fantastically-written character, but as I rewatch, scenes like this are standing out to me more.2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
I still don't get why Alexis became a worse actress as the series went on. I found her acting to be stellar during season 1 and 2. She was subtle; her facial expressions communicated her emotions wonderfully; and she wasn't cringey-cute. Usually, actors get better with more experience, no?2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
You're on a road trip (not fleeing a wedding, just a regular road trip). Are you more of a Lorelai or a Rory? I'm a mix. I like to have things planned out, but I'm also not prone to worrying like Rory is in this scene, and I have a more adventurous and devil-may-care attitude in general.2yr ⋅ Person_Of_Letters ⋅ r/GilmoreGirls
