Spoilers - Gilmore Girls S&S #114 ~ Lies It's All Lies - Page 14

Riska · 12-08-2006, 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by lancer1993 (View Post)

Going with the latest spoilers that say R&L go off to London for xMas and is now back, so I'll say that it's 4-6 weeks later, mid Jan. The vows, if they happened, would have been before xMas and thank you DSR for NOT showing them!

Guess, you're right *snief* I would've loved to see it, not because of the vows or stuff, but because Francine should've been there as well and that would've been some nice family dynamics

Plus, we might've gotten Richard and Emily dancing

**Katiegg108** · 12-08-2006, 04:33 AM

I don't think this has been posted here yet...

TVGuide interview with Sally Struthers, here's the GG part:

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TVGuide.com: In the way that she's nosy, she reminded me a little of Babette.
Struthers: Did she?

TVGuide.com: Yeah, because she has this warm personality but also has this ulterior motive. I'm a big Gilmore Girls fan.
Struthers: Oh, don't you love that show?

TVGuide.com: I really do.
Struthers: The dialogue, the dialogue! It's so fast and clever and dry.

TVGuide.com: But I'm disappointed that Babette hasn't been in many episodes so far this season.
Struthers: Well, let's see, they've probably shot 10 shows by now, and I've been in four of them, so that's pretty good.

TVGuide.com: Will she be showing up in future episodes?
Struthers: You know something? I don't know! When you're not on a contract as a series regular, you don't know when the phone's going to ring. But I always look forward to it, and they always accommodate me, because quite often I'm somewhere doing a musical or a play, like I'm doing now.

TVGuide.com: Because yours is a recurring role, do you get to spend a lot of time with some cast members?
Struthers: Well, my scenes usually are with one of the leads — Lorelai and Rory or Luke, but there are some cast members I've never met! [Laughs]

TVGuide.com: Really?
Struthers: Yeah, I had someone come up to me once and say, "Hi, I'm on Gilmore Girls, too, but I've never been in a scene with you." It's shot like a movie — with one camera — and it takes eight working days to shoot one episode. [There's] a day or two that you go in to film your scenes, and it isn't the same day that some other characters [are filming]. The kids who Rory goes to school with at Yale? I haven't met any of them!

TVGuide.com: Well, Babette knows everything that's going on. Is it fun to play a town gossip?
Struthers: It is! And I don't know if you saw the season opener when she talks about herself and says that she has a loud voice and people tell her she needs to talk softer? She's even loud when she says it. [In Babette's voice] "I need to talk softer!" I know somebody named Marissa, who has a very loud voice, so there's a little bit of Marissa in the character I'm playing, and there's a lot of Ruth Gordon.

TVGuide.com: Babette really cracks me up. I love when she gets on Luke's nerves, or asks Lorelai a million questions. There's something overwhelming but also endearing about her.
Struthers: Yeah. I just love all these characters. When you're young, they try to fit you into some sort of ingenue role, but I was never that because I've always been a comedian. So as you get older and they offer you these delicious, quirky roles, you just jump into them with glee. They're much more interesting to play, usually, than the lead... and a lot less pressure!

TVGuide.com: Do you have a favorite episode?
Struthers: I think maybe when our cat, Cinnamon, died, and we had the wake at Babette's house. I loved doing that one, because everything was scaled down to her height.

TVGuide.com: Have you heard anything about this being the last season?
Struthers: Oh, rumors galore. It's totally up in the air, and I don't think it's going to be decided until the spring. And then it's still going to be up to the CW — whether or not they would be willing to let it go forward with one or two characters missing and take the show in a whole other direction.

Gilmore Girls' Sally Struthers Tackles a Hallmark Love Story | TVGuide.com | TVGuide.com

Cappuccino · 12-08-2006, 04:36 AM

Francine who ? Ah the wifey who got yelled at by her husband to shut up - hope Lorelai watched closely

I'm glad we don't see the wedding party

Why should we

We didn't see the first I dos so why show the second ones

Who knows if the party even took place or if they mention it ever again

FuzzyCerts · 12-08-2006, 04:38 AM

We won´t see the "wedding party"......but I´d love to see the divorce party....

Cappuccino · 12-08-2006, 04:42 AM

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We won´t see the "wedding party"......but I´d love to see the divorce party....

and the townies show up with a good-bye wagon

lancer1993 · 12-08-2006, 04:43 AM

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Guess, you're right *snief* I would've loved to see it, not because of the vows or stuff, but because Francine should've been there as well and that would've been some nice family dynamics

Plus, we might've gotten Richard and Emily dancing

Well we'll probably have the "happy couple" looking at pictures of the event or even a DVD (on the new flat screen TV) E&R Did pay to have Lorelai's graduation filmed so why not?

Thanks Katie for the Babette interview. Interesting bit at the end, maybe we need Babette to get some gossip for us in the future

ETA - I'm up for the divorce party! They meet in the town square and burn the flat screen TV!

**Katiegg108** · 12-08-2006, 04:45 AM

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Thanks Katie for the Babette interview. Interesting bit at the end, maybe we need Babette to get some gossip for us in the future

The end's making me scared... like is that info that she knows for sure, one of the girls won't be signing on? or is that just her speculation?

FuzzyCerts · 12-08-2006, 04:53 AM

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and the townies show up with a good-bye wagon

LOL

IMO in the end it´s all about how much money they will throw at LG and AB.....

Ciaobella · 12-08-2006, 04:55 AM

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The point is valid though: She would be spending a lot of money--more than Logan or Chris. And since it has to be HER $$$, yeah how is it different from the "evil" ones (Logan & Chris) spending $$$?

I don't get it either. So it wouldn't be considered a payback of the original loan if Lorelai were to give Luke the original $30k he invested in the inn? It would be considered a bribe? Or was Luke's original loan a bribe? Is child support a bribe? So Luke paying retroactive child support etc to Anna is a bribe too?

Wow, being rich is complicated.

My confusion aside, if Lorelai were to finance Luke's custody suit, then we could see a situation like we had earlier - wouldn't their spouses have a coniption about that? I thought it was a great missed opportunity when they ignored Nicole finding out about Luke's investment.

Great interview with SS. Thanks for bringing it.

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TVGuide.com: Have you heard anything about this being the last season?
Struthers: Oh, rumors galore. It's totally up in the air, and I don't think it's going to be decided until the spring. And then it's still going to be up to the CW — whether or not they would be willing to let it go forward with one or two characters missing and take the show in a whole other direction.

One or two missing characters? Hmmmm.....

lancer1993 · 12-08-2006, 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Ciaobella (View Post)

I don't get it either. So it wouldn't be considered a payback of the original loan if Lorelai were to give Luke the original $30k he invested in the inn? It would be considered a bribe? Or was Luke's original loan a bribe? Is child support a bribe? So Luke paying retroactive child support etc to Anna is a bribe too?

Wow, being rich is complicated.

I don't see Luke paying child support as a bribe, as you may remember Luke wanted to pay Anna and stay out of their lives but later he decided he didn't want to do that and he wanted in, he wanted to know her.

We should (I hope we do) find out what Luke has paid.

lancer1993 · 12-08-2006, 05:29 AM

What if they do take the show is a whole other direction and have the Luke and Lorelai's Diner show!

FYI - Gen I added the Sally interview (with both TV guide and the post links) to the first post but you may want to edit it later.

Okay night all...

blaab · 12-08-2006, 05:57 AM

True, of course the loan (how did I forget that) ... If Lorelai would give back the loan that of course would be, well, the right thing to do. If this helps Luke to pay for a great lawyer GREAT! But regardless of that, this was a loan and Lorelai clearly wanted it to be that. So she should pay him back. Of course. And yeah that would make for a nice parallel with Luke and Nicole ... definitely ...

caf123 · 12-08-2006, 05:58 AM

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Going with the latest spoilers that say R&L go off to London for xMas and is now back, so I'll say that it's 4-6 weeks later, mid Jan. The vows, if they happened, would have been before xMas and thank you DSR for NOT showing them!

Don't count your chickens ... they never said the vows would happen before Christmas. And the "cliffhanger" was Emily telling Lorelai to compromise.

Many of us want this 'marriage' to be over already, but plastic Lorelai is still trying to make it work. We might see those vows - they won't necessarily make it a plush scene like the Cotillion.

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people love stills of weddings, the turn on the TV to see weddings happen.

Um, they didn't even dare show the C/L French wedding. This pairing isn't very popular with viewers. They might show a few scenes without turning it into an extravaganza, or the stills could be yet to come.

gjoni · 12-08-2006, 06:01 AM

Thanks for the article, Katie. The way I read that last paragraph, ("... And then it's still...") it seems like at least one main actor has already decided not to sign on.

blaab · 12-08-2006, 06:12 AM

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Thanks for the article, Katie. The way I read that last paragraph, ("... And then it's still...") it seems like at least one main actor has already decided not to sign on.

I have tried reading a different meaning into it and I wish I could, but well, I keep ending up with the same thing as you Gjoni and I really don't want too ...

How reliable is that Sally anyway