s03e09 — A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving
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| Duration: | 43 min. |
| Released: | 26.11.200227.11.2002 04:00 |
| Watched by: | 8 54844.39% |
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The scheme for introducing Dave into the Kim family will be worse than the best James Bond operations. A kiss is just a charm (how cool Brody is after all, keep me seven).
Oh my God, how beautifully Jess kissed her in the turn, I died dead!
I understand both Rory with how she respects Dean's feelings, and Jess with the inability to hide her impulses, especially since hiding in their small town is useless. It's good that she eventually comes to this. You won't be good for everyone when she already understands this.
Swooping in and kissing with a rush is quite an interesting tradition they have, hehe. But Dean's stable tantrums strain me. He, of course, has the right to be angry, but you can not expose yourself as an eternal victim so-and-so.
The annual argument about flowers and vases on Thanksgiving is so much about Lorelai and Luke that it's very. And stealing food from a plate, ahahahah.
I'm going to die of emotion now, how important it was to Luke that their absolutely-not-not-family dinner with the Gilmore girls, mimimi.
"-- I didn't know you were allergic.
-"I suffer in silence."
Lorelai does not want her parents to influence her daughter's life in any way, because they have influenced her own life for too long not to leave trauma at the same time, that she does not notice that she herself wants intimacy with them. And Yale is really an alternative to which the girl could not but resort. Jumping up and running away in the cold is not an option at all. If Richard definitely presses with his alma mater and does not even hide it, thereby annoying me very much, then Emily's heart aches for her as she tries to put the broken pieces of the family together.