Goodbye to the Gilmore Girls - Page 3

Guest · 05-13-2007, 03:18 PM

it really really really sucks

Guest · 05-13-2007, 04:59 PM

Hi Aaaron..just want to let you know that 7th Heaven got cancelled several weeks ago. I believe their series finale was last night. It will not be back next year. That, of course, doesn't lessen the pain of losing GG. With the writing collapse in the last couple of episodes maybe it's a good thing. What Rosenthal and these writers did to Logan and the R/L fans was beyond sick: thanks for being loyal viewers for the last 3 years..now we're going to screw you! That's what they said this week. I will not be watching the last episode to see Rory and Lorelei smiling and partying after what they did. And that is really sad.

Guest · 05-13-2007, 05:00 PM

Sorry..I think 7th Heavens last show is tonite?
And I'll bet non of their regulkar characters are treated badly like Logan was!

Guest · 05-15-2007, 04:50 PM

They really ran this show into the ground. This past week was the worst episode ever for this show. It's sad that they couldn't have had more respect for the fans and given the story lines some credibility. What they did to Logan was incredibly bad and I'm sure the finale will be just as absurd. A real sorry ending to this once great series.

Roxanne · 05-15-2007, 07:26 PM

I am so sorry to hear that Gilmore Girls will end tonight! I have watched the show since day one. Even though Logan was Rory's equal, I still didn't trust him. Luke had his chance with Loralie but he blew it. The last episode airs tonight here at 8p.m. I hope it is worth it!

Guest · 05-15-2007, 10:39 PM

Oh my gosh! I can't believe Gilmore Girls is over. This has been my favorite show ever. I hate how they had to stop the show, right when it was getting good. this was a very sad ending

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Guest · 05-16-2007, 12:32 PM

I was just in tears watching the series finale. I cannot believe that one of my favorite shows is gone. On the other hand it was time for the end with Rory all grown up and starting her own life. The whole balance of the show was about to change with Rory starting her carreer leaving behind Lorelei. It would have no longer been Gilmore Girls. There is really no right way to end a great show. Having Emely and Richard show Lorelei their love and respect was very nice and done with feeling. Having the final shot at the same spot in Lukes diner where the show began so many years ago brought back a lot of fond memories. Good bye Girlmore Girls, I will miss you!

Guest · 05-16-2007, 09:07 PM

I am very disappointed in the CW and all the other powers that be for dismissing this show this quickly. The writers wasted most of season 7 on Christopher. What was that about? Then to add insult to injury for those of us who love this story, these people and Stars Hollow, the CW pulls the plug on what was one of the classiest shows on TV. The audience who have followed this show for 7 years were given about 2 weeks notice that it would be no more. Well, the CW will hopefully lose a lot of viewers for their hand in this mishandling of storylines we have come to love. We get to see Luke and Loralaie arrive at some quick acknowledgment that (I guess) they love each other and have the one kiss. Each towns person gets to say a few lines and flit off. Loralai's parents have a miniscual showing up at the celebration. If this were not the last show, then I would say, what a great, heartwarming episode, and thanks for bringing back more of the Stars Hollow folk and stories centering around th

molly · 05-16-2007, 09:08 PM

I am very disappointed in the CW and all the other powers that be for dismissing this show this quickly. The writers wasted most of season 7 on Christopher. What was that about? Then to add insult to injury for those of us who love this story, these people and Stars Hollow, the CW pulls the plug on what was one of the classiest shows on TV. The audience who have followed this show for 7 years were given about 2 weeks notice that it would be no more. Well, the CW will hopefully lose a lot of viewers for their hand in this mishandling of storylines we have come to love. We get to see Luke and Loralaie arrive at some quick acknowledgment that (I guess) they love each other and have the one kiss. Each towns person gets to say a few lines and flit off. Loralai's parents have a miniscual showing up at the celebration. If this were not the last show, then I would say, what a great, heartwarming episode, and thanks for bringing back more of the Stars Hollow folk and stories centering around th

molly · 05-16-2007, 09:12 PM

...thanks for bringing back more of the Stars Hollow folk and stories centering around these eccentrics. For a last show of a 7-year series, I think it was a selfish act to do this to all of us who just knew that Luke and Loralaie would eventually "find their way" and looked forward to their marriage. We saw a peek of Luke as a dad of a teenager, so why not allow us to see Luke as the father-to-be and then with his own baby? How could the writers, producers, and the CW pull this on those of us who looked forward during the past 7 years of traveling to Stars Hollow each week? They did not give the main plots for the main characters to play out properly. The rug was pulled from under us. And I ask why did they waste all of those episodes on Chris with Loralai? The plug was pulled because those of us who love the show hated that story line, but Chris kept getting thrown at us here and there every season. The 7th season, they basically inundated us with Christopher, and this killed the sho

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05-13-2007, 03:18 PM	#21
Guest Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 0	it really really really sucks

05-13-2007, 04:59 PM	#22
Guest Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 0	Hi Aaaron..just want to let you know that 7th Heaven got cancelled several weeks ago. I believe their series finale was last night. It will not be back next year. That, of course, doesn't lessen the pain of losing GG. With the writing collapse in the last couple of episodes maybe it's a good thing. What Rosenthal and these writers did to Logan and the R/L fans was beyond sick: thanks for being loyal viewers for the last 3 years..now we're going to screw you! That's what they said this week. I will not be watching the last episode to see Rory and Lorelei smiling and partying after what they did. And that is really sad.

05-13-2007, 05:00 PM	#23
Guest Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 0	Sorry..I think 7th Heavens last show is tonite? And I'll bet non of their regulkar characters are treated badly like Logan was!

05-15-2007, 04:50 PM	#24
Guest Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 0	They really ran this show into the ground. This past week was the worst episode ever for this show. It's sad that they couldn't have had more respect for the fans and given the story lines some credibility. What they did to Logan was incredibly bad and I'm sure the finale will be just as absurd. A real sorry ending to this once great series.

05-15-2007, 07:26 PM	#25
Roxanne Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 6	I am so sorry to hear that Gilmore Girls will end tonight! I have watched the show since day one. Even though Logan was Rory's equal, I still didn't trust him. Luke had his chance with Loralie but he blew it. The last episode airs tonight here at 8p.m. I hope it is worth it!

05-15-2007, 10:39 PM	#26
Guest Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 0	Oh my gosh! I can't believe Gilmore Girls is over. This has been my favorite show ever. I hate how they had to stop the show, right when it was getting good. this was a very sad ending .

05-16-2007, 12:32 PM	#27
Guest Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 0	I was just in tears watching the series finale. I cannot believe that one of my favorite shows is gone. On the other hand it was time for the end with Rory all grown up and starting her own life. The whole balance of the show was about to change with Rory starting her carreer leaving behind Lorelei. It would have no longer been Gilmore Girls. There is really no right way to end a great show. Having Emely and Richard show Lorelei their love and respect was very nice and done with feeling. Having the final shot at the same spot in Lukes diner where the show began so many years ago brought back a lot of fond memories. Good bye Girlmore Girls, I will miss you!

05-16-2007, 09:07 PM	#28
Guest Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 0	I am very disappointed in the CW and all the other powers that be for dismissing this show this quickly. The writers wasted most of season 7 on Christopher. What was that about? Then to add insult to injury for those of us who love this story, these people and Stars Hollow, the CW pulls the plug on what was one of the classiest shows on TV. The audience who have followed this show for 7 years were given about 2 weeks notice that it would be no more. Well, the CW will hopefully lose a lot of viewers for their hand in this mishandling of storylines we have come to love. We get to see Luke and Loralaie arrive at some quick acknowledgment that (I guess) they love each other and have the one kiss. Each towns person gets to say a few lines and flit off. Loralai's parents have a miniscual showing up at the celebration. If this were not the last show, then I would say, what a great, heartwarming episode, and thanks for bringing back more of the Stars Hollow folk and stories centering around th

05-16-2007, 09:08 PM	#29
molly Member Join Date: Dec 1969 Posts: 37	I am very disappointed in the CW and all the other powers that be for dismissing this show this quickly. The writers wasted most of season 7 on Christopher. What was that about? Then to add insult to injury for those of us who love this story, these people and Stars Hollow, the CW pulls the plug on what was one of the classiest shows on TV. The audience who have followed this show for 7 years were given about 2 weeks notice that it would be no more. Well, the CW will hopefully lose a lot of viewers for their hand in this mishandling of storylines we have come to love. We get to see Luke and Loralaie arrive at some quick acknowledgment that (I guess) they love each other and have the one kiss. Each towns person gets to say a few lines and flit off. Loralai's parents have a miniscual showing up at the celebration. If this were not the last show, then I would say, what a great, heartwarming episode, and thanks for bringing back more of the Stars Hollow folk and stories centering around th

05-16-2007, 09:12 PM	#30
molly Member Join Date: Dec 1969 Posts: 37	...thanks for bringing back more of the Stars Hollow folk and stories centering around these eccentrics. For a last show of a 7-year series, I think it was a selfish act to do this to all of us who just knew that Luke and Loralaie would eventually "find their way" and looked forward to their marriage. We saw a peek of Luke as a dad of a teenager, so why not allow us to see Luke as the father-to-be and then with his own baby? How could the writers, producers, and the CW pull this on those of us who looked forward during the past 7 years of traveling to Stars Hollow each week? They did not give the main plots for the main characters to play out properly. The rug was pulled from under us. And I ask why did they waste all of those episodes on Chris with Loralai? The plug was pulled because those of us who love the show hated that story line, but Chris kept getting thrown at us here and there every season. The 7th season, they basically inundated us with Christopher, and this killed the sho