The show didn't have to END with a wedding you idiots. The wedding could have been in the middle of the show. Have you thought about that for a change ????

I know he went after the final was done, do we know it was that day 'cause I thought we had a report the final scene was the final scene to be shot?

That's right Cappuccino! I have never wanted the show to end with a wedding. That would have been another cliche. I wanted to see LL as a married couple for way more than just 2 seconds.

So it's interesting MA asked SP about his relationship with LG but doesn't want to give away the answer just yet... Also MA got the impression from Lauren emphasizing the word dinner that it was actually a date with DS. Somehow I'm not surprised, but so what. I'm sure DS is a nice guy, I just hate the character he plays.

LORELAI'S HOUSE – RORY'S ROOM [Lorelai is on the bed with a Laptop] LORELAI: All right after “Great Adventure” the next Roll-a-coaster would be here at Lake Compounds, home of the “Boulder Dash”. RORY: Love it. LORELAI: “The number one choice of wooden roll-a-coasters” according to Mr Arthur Levin of about.com. RORY: Oh yes the venerable Mr Levin, a legend in coast criticism. LORELAI: So you’ve heard of him. RORY: Well of course what coast connoisseur hasn’t? LORELAI: “Great air time” he says “smooth ride, relentless speed from start to finish” you can admit it if you’re scared. RORY: What I’m not scared, are you scared? LORELAI: No I’m not scared, I’m not the one who screams. RORY: That happened once. LORELAI: Really busted my eardrums. RORY: You want to keep talking smack or you want to tell me what comes after the Boulder Dash? LORELAI: How about the “Cyclone” in Coney Island. And then we can head west to the “Milium Force” Ohio, this calls it a “Giga Roll-a-coaster”. RORY: You know what I say, no hands, eyes open that’s right you heard me. LORELAI: I’ll believe it when I see it. RORY: Well believe it. Okay I am done, 74 résumé’s, addressed and sealed. LORELAI: Not at all excessive. RORY: Well I just wanted to make sure I didn’t leave a stone unturned. LORELAI: Yes rocks, pebbles, boulders they’ve all been turned. RORY: Well I got it all done before our big trip, can you believe it. OH man I have a lot of books. LORELAI: Hey there is a cool “State Fare” coaster in Springfield, 50-mile detour, worth it. RORY: Hum. Aw [pulls something out of a box]. LORELAI: Aw. RORY: The rocket. LORELAI: The rocket. Have you talked to him. RORY: No. It comes in waves, you know, big ones, really close together. LORELAI: Well the waves will get smaller, I promise. Just have to give it time you know. Have to feel sad and get through it. RORY: Believe me I’m letting myself feel plenty sad. LORELAI: Oh that’s good, I mean it’s not good you know, under the circumstances, it’s good. RORY: I just can’t imagine it feeling better. LORELAI: But it will someday I promise. RORY: Yeah, do you feel better about Luke? LORELAI: [Not sounding convincing] Ah, yeah I feel better because I think we’re done. RORY: What, maybe you guys just need more time. LORELAI: More time, I‘ve given him all the time in the world. Every time I’m venerable or I say something or do something like the song he doesn’t do anything. RORY: We;; he’s always been a little slow to respond. LORELAI: Yeah I don’t want to make any more excuses you know. RORY: I just don’t think he’s over you. LORELAI: Well it doesn’t matter, I’m over him. I need someone who can feel you know, show me how he feels. He can’t do that. RORY: I guess that make sense. LORELAI: Anyway we’re batter as friends you know, don’t you think. Like “Hey Luke can I get some coffee”, you know friends like that. Like “Hey Luke can you make all the burgers for Rory’s re-enactment graduation party?” you know. RORY: What re-enactment graduation party? LORELAI: It’s just a graduation re-enactment party we’re gonna have for all the people who couldn’t go to your actual graduation. RORY: Re-enactment, how? LORELAI: All you have to do is throw on that cap and gown again, you know and go up on a little podium again, that someone is gonna build and listen to the high school band play “Pomp and Circumstance”. RORY: Mom! LORELAI: What it’s a party, it’s gonna be fun! RORY: Ah, you own me. LORELAI: Okay I’ll get you lots of cotton candy and I won’t make fun of you when you scream. RORY: I’m not gonna scream. LORELAI: Once a screamer, always a screamer. RORY: I was seven. LORELAI: Like that counts.

“This might be my last shot.” “I just like to see you happy.” “Luke”

We can't remember the names. Jay and somebody I think. It wasn't a storage room. Definitely looked like it was set up for filming a scene. The dresses looked like they were hung up on display and there was one that looked like Mrs Kim's, all old fashioned and funky. The rest were normal. One table had a centerpiece and some other decorations on it - maybe glitter or little wedding bands, that kind of stuff. Something sparkly.

- Rory says: “My mom, is just everything to me and who I’m going to miss so much.” “If I stop to think about you leaving…I’m gonna fall apart.

I still think the first post or second for that matter should be changed into a celebration of Gilmore Girls moments and special Luke and Lorelai moments. Am I really the only one who wants that?

I didn't think the series finale should be a wedding either, but I did feel we should see a wedding. I know others have there own interps, and I'll admit, it stems partly from my personal "wedding/marriage=commitment" notion, but more than anything....I just thought LL should have a wedding, I always just thought the wedding was suppossed to be apart of Lorelai's story.....but I'm learning to let go.