"Cory" <my_wheel_life@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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Apr 6, 8:08 pm, Michael Ikeda <mmik...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> And now we begin Season 5...
>
[snipped]
>> although mostly out of fear. He seems to have correctly suspected that
>> the call > Lindsay answered was from Rory.
>Here's a question maybe someone can answer... why would Rory call Dean
>when she JUST left him, like, 30 seconds ago. I mean, you can say two
>minutes ago, five minutes ago... whatever... Stars Hollow IS NOT that
>big of a town where the time between when Rory left Dean and the time
>she called him would have been longer than five minutes, so WHY?!
>I've never been able to figure that out. They were joined at the
>pelvic region at that point, or what???
I haven't seen the episode recently, but if my memory serves Rory's call
that Lindsay picked up is right after Lorelai calls Rory on Rory's actions
of sleeping with a married man. In that case, Rory is calling Dean for
emotional sup****t or to convince herself what she did was really okay.
<snip...>
>> At the luncheon, Emily "announces" her separation from Richard
>Which starts one of the most stupidest storylines to ever appear on
>GG. There was no rationale, no thought given to this storyline other
>than, "Oh, sh*t! We've run out of ideas for stories!"... much like
>the reunification of Lor and Chris (which was THE most stupidest
>storyline EVER on GG, hands down!) happened for the same reasons.
>Whoever was running the show at that point in time didn't bother to
>think past point A, just like they didn't think past point A when they
>reunited Chris and Lor. They just did it just to do it, probably
>because they didn't have any other storyline ideas at the moment.
My big problem with the separation story line was its ending.
They had shown that Emily and Richard have been having problems some time,
but then it all ended a while later with the real problems (Emily's
feeling
of being useless and Richard's habit of ignoring the feelings of others
and
doing whatever he wants) being ignored.
[snipped]
--- Cory
Sharpe Fan
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