Gilmore Girls

A Year in the Life is a triumph. ... A sweet, sad, sentimental and (above all) joyous return to Stars Hollow.

The season's nicest surprise.

Where most of the new shows I've been forced to sit through lately do just about everything wrong, Gilmore Girls gets most of the fundamentals right, especially the acting and writing. [5 Oct 2000, p.95]

Did portions of our Netflix marathon leave me underwhelmed, confused, and in gastrointestinal distress? Yes. Was it all washed away by the moments that worked, either as nostalgia or story progression, and a satisfying final episode ending in those much-talked-about four words that I’m not allowed to reveal? Yes.

There’s a fine line between celebrating the past and exhuming it. Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life stays, mostly, on the good side of that line.

A likable if lightweight not-too-dramatic series.

There's a lot going on with Gilmore Girls, and once the writers can sort it all out, they might find an interesting series in there somewhere. [5 Oct 2000, p.E-9]

Guess what? That's the best tv show of the 2000s. Iconic characters, a lot of quotes, music on point, everything's perfect.

Eu recomendo essa série ela é ótima, assim como todas as outras que eu já assisti

It’s not good, but it’s got a certain charm. I think it’s extremely boring, but not the kind that makes me angry, just the kind that makes me sleepy.

PISSED THE **** OFF. DEAN DIDNT DESERVE THAT. HE WAS ANNOYING AND CLINGY BUT COME ON HE HATED JESS YET RORY STILL LEFT DEAN FOR HIM. ID DATE DEAN. ALSO LORELAI WAS TOO INTO HIM. AND I WISH SHE'D HURRY UP AND DATE LUKE **** WAITING FOR SEASON 4 AND THE MOVIE ****

Quite simply, it's the epitome of narcissistic superficiality. In fact, if you look carefully, the show is crafted exactly to revere the most glib aspects of narcissistic personality disorders hiding all the dark elements.