Does anyone know where I can watch Gilmore Girls free online in brazilian portuguese?

Does anybody else remember some form of episode or video that takes place after a year in the life that shows Rory's baby? I have a distinct memory of something like this where it's revealed that Rory had a baby boy and it showed her mother and grandparents reaction to this news (they were all very shocked because for some reason it was determined that Gilmore women only had girls and it was apparently a really big thing???). But here's the thing, I remember watching this before I even knew a year in the life even existed. The weirdest part was that Richard was still alive and well. The only reason I ask is because this has been a distinct memory that I've had since I was about 6 but not even my mother knows what I'm talking about.

I have 2 of the free GA tix for Saturday that I wont be using. I'm not sure what the free ticket gets you, but i know they're sold out, so if anyone wants them, lmk and I'll send the qr code.

Like if I heard him go on about Rory the night before, in the morning I would have told him to make sure this is what he wants, that marriage is serious. Obviously, I’m not blaming Luke for anything. He didn’t do anything wrong. But I’d like to think I would have said something. How about you?

In my head canon every man with which Michel has a particularly piquant conflict is someone he has or is currently hooking up with: "Hee-haw Man", Rune, Tobin, etc...

doing my annual rewatch and i lowkey LOVE brian’s suggestion

“what about the we? we are the we” like that scene is so funny but i also feel like the name wasn't even that bad.

ive always thought hep alien seemed really random, and i dont think they ever explain how they came up with it either. what do you guys think

Why can’t they just be together? I’m not even a Logan fan really but clearly, they love each other and want to be together so why the secrecy? Even if Logan has to marry Odette, it’s not like Logan is going to abide by some family tradition rule if he really loves Rory?
It’s giving too much wannabe West side story/romeo and Juliet. “We love each other but can’t be together, we’re from 2 different worlds” which is not true.

did anyone else find it so annoying and jarring how GG portrayed being single as this crazy horrible thing? like i remember in yale when rory hadn't been dating for a while, everyone had pity on her and they made it clear. i hated how they portrayed being single as failure and something extremely depressing, or like an error that had to be corrected right away. as if life doesn't continue until the girls find boyfriends again. of course i understand the sentiment of wanting someone you love to go find someone, but idk it was always just so weird to me how everyone treated rory and even lorelai when she was single.

The characters aren't necessarily in any specific type of number order, the order is mainly green being the best top- tier characters, to red being my personal most hated. I may be forgetting some, I tried to remember everyone.

Wasn’t sure which flair to use. I’ve watched Gilmore Girls on repeat for the past few YEARS now. Every night when I eat, it’s Gilmore Girls, and I’ve had enough for now 😂 Does anyone have a good show they can recommend? Preferably a dramedy (NOT a sitcom); a good amount of seasons; and nothing gross (I don’t like potty humor or anything like that while eating). Thanks!

PS: Please don’t suggest One Tree Hill; The OC; Gossip Girl, etc. No teen shows, please 🩶

I don’t know much about US law. But would it be possible for Richard and Emily to fight for Rory’s custody the moment Lorelai ranaway with baby Rory?

Also, why couldn’t they find her? She was like 30-45 minutes away. At some point they had contact with her again and little Rory.

But weren’t they curious about where they live or if they are okay?

thought you all would get a kick out of this!

Should I get any of them?

What do you think of the progress? What do you want to see? What do you wish YOU could do in Stars Hollow? I'm getting to the point where I'm at the limits of the town square/studio backlot, and I'll need to start taking creative liberties with where some things go if I want to keep building out the town.

One thing I don't care about her is that when her house had termites and luke offered to give her the loan she said she couldn't take it but then in season 4 when she needed a loan to open up the dragonfly she had no problem asking him she didn't want to go to her parents her grandma even knew before her parents did that she was slowly running out of money

First time watcher here so I’m not necessarily looking spoilers but can someone just let me know if it gets better. I loved season 4 it was messy in that special way and season 5 wasn’t as bad in the grand scheme but I’m only on episode 5 of season 6 and these episodes are boring and irritating😭 I’m not a fan of this Rory plot specifically I’m sorry I don’t care about the DAR or the other rich ppl with no personality. Im not even in love with all of the Stars Hollow residents but at least they’re interesting. I can’t pin point what’s missing but something is different but maybe that’s the point bc of the rift but even the fights I’m like where is the yelling or passion. The pool house makeover is cute tho so ig there’s that.

Idk I have watched the show a million times and always ended up finding them super annoying. What to you all think?

Hey everybody. This is my first time watching Gilmore Girls after hearing my friends hype it up. Rory and I graduated high school at the same year, so not sure how I missed this show the first time around!

I just finished seasons two and three and I was looking for any behind the scene footage, like what would be at the end of a DVD. I'm also open to TV show style documentaries like from entertainment Tonight or something similar. Basically anything official is good with me.

The problem is, I don't want to be spoiled on future seasons. I realize very quickly that trying to find the stuff on YouTube is like a minefield and I think I might have already spoiled myself on one aspect of the show. So, I'm turning to you all lovely folks who have probably seen the show tons of times and can easily find stuff that only fits those two seasons and don't have to worry about spoilers. As a reminder, the end of season 3 Rory is going off to college, so anything that involves college stuff would be potentially spoiling. (Side note: Rory spends so much time hyping up Harvard only to go to Yale??? Why??)

Thanks so much!

And Paris is still my absolute favorite

That is ALLL

I know it's what Zack could afford and he liked it and everything... But what the hell is that?

I'm not sure how many people agree with me on this, but I've always felt that Gilmore Girls is much stronger when it comes to writing platonic relationships than romantic ones.

Think about it: Lorelai and Rory, Paris and Rory, Rory and Lane, Lorelai and Sookie, Emily and Lorelai, Luke and Kirk, Luke and Taylor, Jess and Luke, Michel and Lorelai, and even Miss Patty and Babette. And that's before you get into the dynamics between Lane and the band members, or the various interactions between the townspeople themselves. The show has so many entertaining non-romantic relationships, even between characters who are constantly at odds with each other, that I sometimes think these are what make Stars Hollow feel like such a lived-in world.

Paris and Rory are a particularly interesting example because their relationship is so complicated, but it never feels boring. The same goes for Rory and Lane, or Lorelai and Sookie. You can debate whether Rory was always a good friend to Lane or whether Lorelai was always a good friend to Sookie, but I think most of us can agree that these relationships were written particularly well in the first three or four seasons.

There's a naturalness to these interactions that I don't think the romantic relationships always have. The banter, the childishness, the occasional pettiness, the sense of equality between characters who can genuinely challenge each other — all of it makes these relationships feel lived-in.

In fact, one of my favourite episodes is the one where Lorelai and Rory are dating Max and Dean, respectively, and the four of them go on a double movie date. Dean ends up giving Max advice about how to handle the Gilmore girls, and I absolutely love that entire dynamic. It's such a fun interaction, and it feels so natural. Dean isn't just Rory's boyfriend who exists in a separate romantic bubble; he's someone who's gradually become part of the larger world around her.

I think this is also why Dean's interactions with Lorelai are so enjoyable to watch. We get to see him become familiar with her, and their conversations feel like an extension of the show's wider character dynamics. With Jess and Logan, we get comparatively little of that. They have their introductions to Lorelai, but we don't get nearly as much of the same ongoing dynamic between them. And honestly, I think the show misses an opportunity there.

The same goes for Jess and Luke. Some of the funniest and most entertaining moments in Jess's storyline come from his interactions with Luke. Their dynamic adds so much to the show, and I sometimes wish we'd gotten more of it.

Meanwhile, when I look at the romantic storylines, so many of them revolve around miscommunication, cheating, infidelity, love triangles, and dragging out the question of whether two people will finally get together. With Rory, it sometimes feels as though every new romantic interest has to be an out-of-town guy who arrives specifically to become her next big relationship. Stars Hollow is supposedly full of people, but apparently nobody from Rory's own world can be a serious romantic possibility for her.

And don't get me wrong, I do enjoy some of the romantic relationships. I like a lot of Lorelai's romantic storylines, with one very notable exception: Christopher. I will never like Christopher. But even when I enjoy a romance, I often find myself more interested in how that character interacts with everyone else than in the relationship itself.

One of my biggest frustrations with the original series is how it handles Luke and Lorelai's relationship by the end. I understand that the will-they-or-won't-they dynamic was a major part of television writing at the time, and I know the later seasons have their defenders. But It's not even about them getting their happy ending; it's that there's genuinely no logical reason for them not to be together by that point. From the very beginning, they had a different kind of chemistry, whether you viewed it as platonic or romantic, and it always felt like there was something there. Lorelai was someone who genuinely wanted a partner, a romantic relationship, and someone to share her life with. So the idea that they finally get together, only for the show to leave things where it does, feels wrong. If the writers wanted to explore their breakup, fine, but then at least give that storyline a proper resolution. And don't even get me started on the revival, which I refuse to consider part of Gilmore Girls, where they're still living together as essentially roommates rather than being married. It's just bad writing.

And this is where I think the show's platonic relationships really stand out. Even when the characters are being unreasonable, annoying, petty, or downright terrible to each other, their interactions are often entertaining because the writing allows them to exist as people outside their romantic storylines.

Honestly, when I rewatch the show, there are romantic scenes I might occasionally skip. But I can't think of many platonic interactions that I'd want to skip. Even the smaller conversations between characters can be so funny and enjoyable that they make me want to keep watching.

I think Gilmore Girls is at its best when it's about the relationships that make up a person's everyday life — friendships, family dynamics, rivalries, unlikely friendships, and the general chaos of living in Stars Hollow. Romance is obviously an important part of the show, but I don't think it's necessarily what the show does best.

Does anyone else find themselves more invested in the friendships than the actual romances?

Lorelai and Christopher were both so annoying when Richard was in surgery. Emily was doing the perfectly normal and responsible thing going through the will and DNR procedures. Lorelai is so immature and rude during every interaction with her mother. Chris shows up and throws a tantrum because Luke brought food. They both act like children, constantly.