
Twenty years ago, you met Luke Danes...backward cap, plaid flannel, pouring the coffee. For the VERY first time, Scott Patterson (aka Luke) is watching Gilmore Girls. 154 episodes and 4 movies. We'll visit Stars Hollow, Doosey's Market, Miss Patty's, Mrs. Kim's antique shop and more pop culture references than you can count. Join us whether you're Team Dean, Team Logan or Team Jess. And, we'll see... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1063 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Why would you bring up the diarrhea that was discussed off mic? The episodes that don’t review episodes are horrible. Amy is ridiculous - like nails on a chalkboard. I like the other ladies. But I am starting to skip all episodes except the Monday / Tuesday episodes.
There’s absolutely no way no one on the staff reads these messages and doesn’t come to the conclusion that Amy is awful to listen to. You are losing listeners by leaving her know it all attitude on air. 😳
The first go around was good. After that it fell apart but I stuck with it. Scott’s interviews are awful. He seems to be reading from a script and is not interested, he seems very disgruntled. The guests don’t know Gilmore so they have no interesting take.
The Gilmore Gazette was fine to start but not anymore. I love Danielle, she’s so easy going about constantly getting her stories cut off by Amy. The Parenthood rewatch was just ok but I basically listened for Danielle’s take. Now Amy has deci... more
She’s runs the show. Without her I would have stopped listening a long time ago. I only listen to Town Meeting Episodes however I’m pretty annoyed with Tara. The most recent episode she talked about where Jess was living in New York City and how he was living on a mattress on the floor. She being raised in, I believe Beverly Hills, literally has no idea what life is really like and how some people actually have to live like that. Sorry you have no idea what life is really like Tara and you had e... more
Bummed about you guys first doubling up and now skipping out on Parenthood potentially completely. It is such a good show and I don’t think you gave it, it’s due. Hope you come back to it.
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A candid, fan-forward show built around revisiting Gilmore Girls episodes with a core host who played a central character, complemented by a rotating panel of co-hosts. The conversations blend episode-by-episode analysis with pop-culture trivia, wardrobe and location nostalgia, and behind-the-scenes memories, often weaving in guest perspectives and light business or branding tangents. Segments like in-depth character discussions, fashion recaps, and town-meeting style debates give a warm, conversational vibe that appeals to longtime fans and casual viewers alike. A standout is the mix of insider recollections, affectionate fan humor, and the occasional cross-promotional crossover that keeps the show feeling fresh and industry-savvy without ... more
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