"Gilmore Girls" The Long Morrow (2006)

Director:

Lee Shallat Chemel

Writers:

Amy Sherman (creator)
David S. Rosenthal (written by)

TV Series:

"Gilmore Girls" (2000)

Original Air Date:

26 September 2006 (Season 7, Episode 1)

Genre:

Drama | Family | Comedy

Plot:

Picking up on the day after last season's finale, Lorelai wakes up in bed with Christopher. Confused and mortified...

Plot Keywords:

Toy Rocket | Cheating On Partner | Classic Car | Wrapped In Bedsheet | Car Crashes Into Building

Cast

Lauren Graham	...	Lorelai Gilmore
Alexis Bledel	...	Rory Gilmore
Scott Patterson	...	Luke Danes
Melissa McCarthy	...	Sookie St. James
Keiko Agena	...	Lane Kim (credit only)
Yanic Truesdale	...	Michel Gerard
Liza Weil	...	Paris Geller
Sean Gunn	...	Kirk Gleason
Matt Czuchry	...	Logan Huntzberger
Kelly Bishop	...	Emily Gilmore (credit only)
Edward Herrmann	...	Richard Gilmore (credit only)
Liz Torres	...	Miss Patty
Michael Winters	...	Taylor Doose
Sally Struthers	...	Babette Dell
Rose Abdoo	...	Gypsy

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Argentina:Atp

Company:

Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions

Quotes:

Lorelai: [Explaining to Sookie why she had broken up with Luke for good] It was him not fighting for me. I gave him the ultimatum and he let me walk away. I didn't want a life separate from Luke, and that's all he could give me. It's like Luke is driving a car and I just want to be in the passenger seat. He's locked the door and I have to hold onto the bumper...

Movie Connections:

References The Perfect Storm (2000)

Can you really tell the difference?

I don't know why but a lot of people is complaining about this episode, that it just feels 'wrong', 'off', etcetera... That the Gilmore girls are acting weird or dumb and that the dialog is not witty anymore, just fast. And those peoples usually say that the reason for all that is the absence of this show creator, the dramedy genius Amy Sherman-Palladino. OK, it felt 'weird' the first time I watched it, but mostly because I missed the Palladinos. But then I tried to answer me: why? I don't know! Then I watched this episode again and EUREKA, doesn't feel weird anymore. I believe there's no problem with the writing. Can you tell the difference between Palladino and Rosenthal (the new writer) here, really? I guess not! Rosenthal wrote a feel episodes for the sixth season and I doubt anyone felt they were 'wrong', 'off' and even 'etcetera...'. It's just too early to tell if this 'new' Gilmore Girls is going to work and if Season 7 is going to be good or bad. But the first episode was good, the jokes were great and the dialogs on par with the Paladino's style. I think it's time for some fans to move on. To give the Palladinos-era a 'goodbye'. Won't be easy but I bet David S. Rosenthal can help us! Anyhow, won't be easy nor good. But quoting Rory this episode: 'there's nothing good about a goodbye.'