It turns out he very much should have faked an injury (or gotten a real one), considering the events that will unfold. The episode starts off with Luke very reluctantly agreeing to attend said-wedding, although resorting to bodily harm to get out of it didn't seem out of the picture. Dean, thankfully, is done and gone (for good, this time). Lorelai and Luke are in the early-ish stages of their relationship but so far it's been pretty smooth-sailing, and Rory and Logan have been circling each other ever since he appeared next to her dorm room. To set the scene (in case, unlike me, you don't rewatch GG every year, in the Fall): we are about halfway through season 5, Richard and Emily have reconciled after the ill-fated Pennilyn Lott / Jason debacle, and are renewing their vows in a very rushed 'second' wedding, in which of course Lorelai and Rory have key spots. Getting to cover the show, and a beloved episode to boot, is a chance I never thought I'd get, so let's get into it before I start gushing too much. And even though some of it has not aged that well (even I, with my Stars-Hollow-colored glasses, can see that some of those 'jokes' should never have made it on paper, let alone on screen.you know the ones I mean, and the diversity is quite lacking), it remains a staple in American TV and never fails to warm my cold little heart. More than that though, it's a witty, wickedly smart, funny, heartwarming little gem of a show. But overall one fact remains: Gilmore Girls is my go to comfort show.

Safe to say, since then I've rewatched it many times, listened to the Gilmore Guys podcast, screamed in excitement at the revival announcement, sighed in disappointment when it wasn't, um, as good as I'd have hoped.

I first watched Gilmore Girls in 2008, pretty much (without knowing it) months after it finished airing its initial run, and after a pretty bad breakup in my case. Not to mention, it's also the 100th episode, which is quite a feat in itself for any show out there (unless you're Grey's Anatomy, in which case it's par for the course). Throwback Thursday is a weekly article in which we look back at our favorite TV episodes from the past.įor this week's installment of Throwback Thursday, we will be diving into an episode of the one and only Gilmore Girls! I'll admit, I almost picked 'You Jump, I Jump, Jack', hence this intro, but ultimately 'Wedding Bell Blues' won out because it is a quintessential episode that really shows Gilmore Girls at its core, and at its best.

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