Woohoo to CL finally being doneskies! :woot:

Wow, I totally skipped an episode and didn't even realize lmao. :lol: How??? Its interesting you could skip 713 and it wouldnt really matter much timeline wise :lol:.

anyways, i went back and watched 713 today.

I enjoyed just seeing Rory and Lorelai at the hospital just talking and spending time together. The show is the best when those two are together imo.

I cant believe that Chris just ignored all the phonecalls from Lor and didnt even come to the hospital? WTF.

I love that Luke on the other hand, did show up, even though he didn't have to.

Even Logan in comparison was so great being there for Rory. He really has been a great guy this season.

i liked the scene with Lorelai and Emily where Emily broke down, that was a nice scene between them.

"Why doesn't anybody name their kid Bing anymore?" lol.

I loved that Luke was there. Such a sweet guy.

Same. He dropped everything, went straight there and then did all those tasks Emily was demanding without even hesitating. Meanwhile Chris was off being butt-hurt. Pathetic. The episode really hilighted what a better person Luke is than Chris. We already know that, but it was nice to see it played out once again.

Luke truly was the highlight of this episode.

:nod:

715:

This episode was okay.

I liked the Lorelai/Emily conversation a lot and how Emily seemed proud that Lorelai was independent. It sucked that she kinda went back to her old ways the next morning though.

God, I can't stand Logan's father. He's literally the worst! And then Logan losing his deal... yikes. Why can't something go right for him for once, dang!

I liked Rory's reaction to hearing her parents split up and how she wasn't that surprised. Its interesting that the town knows already too and also Luke. Him laying in bed listening to his sister talk about his feelings for Lor was said, because it was obvious it was true. I really wanted him to pick up the phone and call her dang!

I think Rory always knew it wasn't right between Chris and Lorelai. She tried to be supportive, but at the back of her mind, she knew it wouldn't last. She saw how much Chris hurt both Lorelai and her over the years, she knew Lorelai wasn't over Luke, so being in that relationship with Chris wasn't healthy for her. Then there's the rushed marriage without Rory being there. I'm glad she said that to Lorelai, that she wasn't surprised.

I liked Rory’s reaction too. And yes, you felt for Luke when Liz was talking about it.

716:

Cute episode, I liked the focus on Lane. Tired of her issues with her mom at this point and it was very unrealistic for her to think her kids were going to be religious and go to church.

Liv and TJ were a holes for selling the boat without even telling Luke, all they had to do was ask him nicely to move it. But I do get Liz's point about him selling the boat and not being like his father, so I was glad when Luke decided to. But then he goes and buys another boat :lol:. Okay. I hope he actually uses it! The convo with Lorelai at the end was sweet though.

We didn't really find out how Rory's interview went did we??

Logan is being a jerk. He didnt tell Rory for weeks about the company going under and then he waits for when she has to leave for the shower? That was a dick move. Then he springs it on her that he's going to vegas without even asking or talking to Rory about it. I don't blame her for being upset. Sure, I get he needs to get away after all he lost but it was super jerky the way he did it. I've been in that situation with a b/f before and its not fun at all. With that said, he's upset, so its understandable but like come on, don't take it out on Rory.

Agreed. Logan was being a huge jerk. I hate how he does the whole taking off thing when upset (reminds me of Chris), but that is just what Logan is like, so not at all surprsing he does that. He won't change from being that person. But that isn't how you handle things when you're in a relationship. Also, he's just lost all that money and reacts to it by blowing off even more money? Damn Logan get some frggin responsibility.

I didn’t like that whole situation either.

I have so few episodes left, gonna make it my goal to watch 1 a week and no less!

717:

I liked this episode. Definitely didn't remember much of it lol.

Seeing Luke go to dinner at Lane's was a bit strange but it was nice seeing that interaction and it was sweet that they asked him to be a godfather. I feel like there were maybe other options though, and it felt a bit random, but still, sweet.

I loved seeing the three Gilmore ladies bonding together. Of course Emily was stuffy and annoying, but I do understand why she was feeling a bit slighted by the whole thing. But she was just acting so immature tbh.

I do understand why Rory was frustrated with Logan but she was being a tad bit passive aggressive with him. I do like that Logan apologized. He did need time to blow off steam but he didn't need to treat her that way either, idk, I can see both sides in this episode.

I love that Logan quit working for his father! Finally!

Tbh, I couldn't stand that Logan had to take off again. I don't have any sympathy for him because of how he responds to that situation. To me this shows he isn't capable of changing his ways and he will always fall back to being the guy who takes off to blow money with his friends when things go wrong. Then he shows up at Mia's wedding like that. Idk, he just has this way that I feel like he gaslights Rory in a way and she ends up forgiving him and I don't like that. I do think he had some growth before this, but he ends up just completely regressing so it all seems so pointless.

I love that Lane and Zack became close with Luke this season that they wanted him to be their sons' godfather. It was really sweet and shows how loved Luke is by the people of this town and that it's noticed what a wonderful father he has become to April. He is no longer that guy who people think is anti-kid. Luke's plot and growth is one thing I really enjoy about season 7, when its a season with really not a lot to enjoy.

Yes, I agree.

After what they did to Luke's character for a lot of season 6, it was refreshing to see the growth from him. He handled the break up from Lorelai in the best and healthy way - focusing on building his relationship with his daughter. Meanwhile Lorelai handles it in the most unhealthy way...

Yep, completely opposite.

718:

I strongly remember this episode and remembered really liking it too. I do think it was one of the better ones of season 7 but maybe I'm a tad biased because I love fall time. Upon rewatch it wasn't that good lmao. But I did really like seeing Rory back in stars hollow and seeing the towns antics because it really felt like old GG.

I did enjoy the talks between both Lor/Luke and also Lor/Logan.

Not much else to say really! Its crazy how close i am to the end finally. After like years :lol:

I like this episode enough, but after so many rewatches I don't enjoy it as I did at first. I just don't think the s7 writers capture that SH feel that ASP did. So I get what they were trying to do with the hay bale maze event, but it just doesn't compare to previous seasons with events in the town.

Logan's speech annoys me now because he obviously was talking BS, considering where he's at in AYITL. :lol: It also took him that long into their relationship to even visit Rory's hometown? Hmm, not good imo.

I did LOVE the apology conversation between Luke and Lorelai. It was brief, but it was SO needed. Now this is where I credit the s7 writers because I don't think ASP would have had them apologise to each other at all. I also liked the moment at the town meeting with April. It was sweet when Lorelai hugged her.

Yes! I loved the apology scene with Luke/Lorelai. The best part of the episode imo.

It was.

I also agree with what you said about Logan. He was destined for his life with his family. He would never last long without that power and wealth. He needs that because it is who he is.

Was this the episode where he said something about just getting his first credit card statement so that meant he knew the value of money?

I agree. And yes, it was that episode.

Thanks, I thought it was but wasn't completely sure.

I didn't get around to watching an episode last week so I did two this week...

719:

Really loved this episode. Lorelai going into the diner was so cute, also loved her asking Luke to help her look for a car. When they finally started bickering, it was so cute how happy Lor got. But my favorite scene was definitely the ending scene when he found the engine for her, and then also told her he was getting a horn for her bike! That was adorable as heck and had me smiling!

Not sure what the point of breaking the dollhouse was?

Paris freaking out about what school to get into was a bit much. :lol: Poor Rory at the end.


720:

This episode wasn't one of my favs but it was okay. I did like Lor noticing that Luke was wearing the hat she gave him.

Lor was right, that Rory did have a bit of easy time thus far in life, so it was nice to see her struggling to get a job like a lot of people do, despite her going to an ivy league college.

Lorelai's karaoke wasn't as cringey as I thought it was the first time. I mean, i still think that the actress could have sang it better, but im sure they wanted it to be more realistic the way it was... but the first time i remembered thinking that she embarrassed herself but I didnt really view it that way this time around. This time it felt sweet? Like she was acknowledging her feelings for Luke and was telling him I still love you, and he seemed happy to hear it too..

Lorelai's face at the end when Logan asked permission to propose to Rory. :lmao: Classic.

Will hopefully finish season 7 this week finally! YAY. And then i can finally rewatch the revival episodes for the first time.

Episode 719 is my favorite episode of season 7. It was so nice to see Luke and Lorelai finally get their friendship back to being on track, with their bantering. Lorelai missed that so much.