Fairwell

Just wanted to give a final shout out to the Gilmore girls. This past Tuesday (May 15th, 2007) the CW aired the last episode ever of GG. Some say that it didn't provide fans with enough closure, and yet other say that it ended well. To me, I'm with the latter. The show ended with the feeling that things will go on, even if the show doesn't. So fairwell to each Gilmore...daughter, mother, grandmother and grandfather. We will forever miss you!

BON VOYAGE!!!

Series Finale Description

Again, if you haven't heard, Gilmore Girls is officially cancelled. It's sad. Truly it is, and you can bet that tomorrow night I'll have my chocolate pudding and my box of kleenex to bid farewell to the dynamic duo in the last GG episode ever. With that said, I'm here to give you the lowdown on the episode, Bon Voyage!

According to The CW...

In Bon Voyage, "Just as Rory lands her dream job as a political reporter, Luke enlists the help of everyone in Stars Hollow to throw her a graduation party. Emily and Richard attend the huge party, where Rory makes a speech thanking Lorelai and the whole town for giving her such a great start in life.

Luke's thoughtfulness brings out an unexpected reaction from Lorelai. Finally, on the morning that Rory leaves Stars Hollow to start her career, Luke opens the diner before dawn to share a celebratory breakfast with the Gilmore girls.

CNN journalist Christiane Amanpour makes a cameo appearance as a guest at the Dragonfly Inn.

Melissa McCarthy, Keiko Agena, Yanic Truesdale and Sean Gunn also star. Lee Shallat Chemel directed the episode written by David Rosenthal."

You can visit The CW site for a last chance look at the Gilmore Girls official webpage before it's taken down. I don't know exactly when they'll pull the plug on the webpage, but have a look before it's too late. Also, you can visit the video page of The CW site to catch a glimpse at the preview clip for GG's last episode.

RoLo Marriage Proposal

In last week's episode, Unto the Breach, things were flying fast for the RoLo team. Not only did Logan propose (in a public place during Rory's grad party...which just took her thunder away), but Logan gave an ultimatum. What a pig, if you ask me. But I liked the end result. She couldn't say yes to his proposal, and why would she? He was totally being the season five dumb a## that I've never liked. I was really thinking that he'd changed this season. I mean I wasn't ecstatic about his plotline, but I wasn't ignoring his screen time either, which I think is a major accomplishment for me and a reward for Matt. Nevertheless, I'm sorry to say that I'm glad that things went sour for the rich blonde. Heck! I was even overly giddy about it. Best part, though. This development on the show enables the writers to send GG out the way it came...a front row episode on the golden Gilmore girls.

Sad News

Wow. I can't believe that I've forgotten to update the blog. I feel really bad. But what's worse is the news on Gilmore Girls. The show is not returning for another season. According to Spoilerfix.com, CW and WBTV released a joint statement noting the show's passing Thursday (May 3rd). "Announcing the final season of Gilmore Girls is truly a sad moment for everyone at The CW and Warner Bros. Television. This series helped define a network and created a fantastic, storybook world featuring some of television's most memorable, lovable characters."

Note: This means that GG will air its final episode on May 15, 2007.