GILMORE GIRLS, AN UNDERRATED COMFORT SHOW

This show screams comfort, from the incredible theme song to running gags and feminism.It[s not just escapism. Its a lifestyle like Lorelai would say.

Gilmore Girls are popular mainly because the basics are correct. It's a core pairing of Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel, respectively, played by Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel in their motor, pop culture-related dialogue (directly from the bizarre pen of creator Amy Sherman Paradino) and in their career-defining roles. Most notable. The love story of Lorelei and Rory is at the heart of the heartbeat of the series. By giving their relationships breathtaking comments on joy, struggle, junk food and John Hughes movies rather than dramatic stories, they found a unique place during the first run of television. Smarter, less soapy than other programs aimed at young, predominantly female viewers like Dawson's Creek and One Tree Hill, single mothers, her clever kids, and Stars' eccentric and adorable.

Hollow, a fictional Connecticut town, was suggested to be a "mere" show about people. For each episode, the Gilmore Girls trick is to prioritize the little things, such as a supper at Lorelei's Hoitytoity family home, a town reunion, and a unique conversation that emphasizes Rosemary's baby and Juicy Couture equally. , The bonds on which they are based are very carefully designed. However, most were flying under the radar at the time of release, as the show was willing to take a walk rather than a sprint. The Sherman Paradino's impact on television was properly recognized in the last few years, perhaps as a result of some of the Gilmore Girls' re-appearance.

It's sunny and safe here. There is no dramatic music that offends you. Just blow a gentle rope to show the previous drama. The character is upset, usually because the town gatherings held at Miss Patty's dance studio didn't go well or his loved ones didn't show up. If there are tears, it is justified.

All are fixed to the church in the city. Stars Hollow is what Gilmore Girls, New York is for Sex and the City-only with more fairy lights and (much) less blowjobs. The drama takes place in surreal and ridiculous borderline episodes (town dance marathon, hangover, nightly civil war reenactment in the snow). Nine years after it's over, the show is now back in four full-length episodes-and it still feels different from the rest of the television.

Some reasons for unprecedented success are:

1 Cultural Reference

is full of fascinating and often esoteric references to television, film, drama, literature, music, politics and society. I learned a lot from watching this show.

2- FOOD

I don't think there is any other series that focuses on food-loving characters as much as the Gilmore Girls. And it was the female who loved food-what a scandalous thing! Rory and Lorelai ate burgers, pop-tarts, Chinese food, and cakes on a regular basis (although they remained lean, so there were some problems). And there was Gilmour's patriarch Emily, who offered better food in life like marzipan and foie gras (not together, of course). And who could forget how much this show beautifies coffee! ?? Is there anything really better than the Gilmore Girls snacks and episodes?

3- FEMALE LEADS

Gilmore Girls was a series about women that we wanted to see from the beginning. We not only follow the lives of two women, but always remind us of their power and achievements. Also, most of the actors are female

4. Quick dialog.

Inspired by screwball comedies from the 1930s and 1940s-like the so-called Hizgirl Friday-the fast-paced way most Gilmore Girls cast members interact with each other is very disastrous at first. But this is incredibly strange, I can't literally hear it anymore. I clearly remember seeing the show for the first time and thinking-wow, they talk really fast. But after years of eating the show, I started to assimilate. Want to know if the Gilmore Girls virgin can pick up that fun little element of the show?

5. Playlist.

Like many references to culture and food, Gilmore Girls integrates music into the show and introduces many great musicians who still enjoy today, including but not limited to Peach John, Patti Smith, Sins, and PJ. Will do it. Harvey, Gogos, Sonic Youth, Neil Young, Bjork. It may have helped me to like indie and rock music anyway, but Gilmore Girls definitely shaped my musical taste and became an artist I didn't know before I saw it.

6. Nostalgia in the early 2000s.

The Gilmore Girls have something like a time capsule. Millennials, like me, who grew up at the forefront of the technological revolution, bought CDs, used landlines, and dared to say: they owned pagers. It is also a treasure trove of early 2000s activities such as using the phone book and recording TV shows. 44474 Cute boys and autumn aesthetics Let's understand correctly. Riverdale has no objection to Gilmore Girls when it comes to hot men. Whether it was a day dreaming of Dean or a day when I wanted to meet Logan with my lips, the show was full of gorgeous guys! Even Rory's dad Christopher is a real hot water bottle! But my personal favorite must be Jess-who is with me! ?? Everyone loves the autumn color palette and nothing screams autumn like the good old Gilmore Girls! The show always features autumn motifs-from cakes to coffee to all the wonderful autumn fashions everyone wears. You'll want pumpkins and spice latte just for Stars Hollow! And let's face it, some of the best episodes set in the fall.