Gilmore Girls question (with spoilers)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here are my predictions:

--Lorelai & Luke are and will stay together despite appearances by Lorelai's ex's Christopher and Jason, which will hopefully just about how they've moved on with their lives.
--Rory will have some contrived job that lets her live in Stars Hollow.
--There will be brief catch ups on the lives of Paris, Dean, Sookie. Lane, now divorced or Zach is on the road, will be more of a storyline.
--My guess is that Rory starts off with Logan in the beginning and Jess shows up and she ends up with him.
--Logan licks his woulds with the Yale college friends.

These are made from the number of appearances the cast makes in IMDB.

--Hopefully Lorelai will actually be nice to Emily.

I think Rory will go to Logan's wedding, which explains the appearance of his college friends. I agree that she ends up with Jess.

[Anonymous]

I have never been a fan of Jess and I am someone who always dated bad boys! I did like Logan. I think they had great chemistry.

Honestly, I think she's going to end up with Marty. I've thought this since the day the show ended. Every time I tell people my theory they always say, who?! Marty.

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Anonymous wrote:I always hated Jess. He wasn't hot enough to play the role of Bad Boy.

Ohh he totally was. And he got even hotter now

In a perfect Gilmore girls world, the Yale years would've been more interesting and she wouldn't have ended up with Logan for so long. They would've brought Jess back more because he had matured and was beginning to find himself. They would've dated and he would've been redeemed

Totally agree about Jess! I wished that he would have come back more when older. Remember when he reappeared when Rory was at Yale, though, after he had written his book? Loved GG!

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And remember what a dick Logan was to Jess when Jess showed up to visit Rory? I've never liked Logan, even towards the end when he seemed to have grown up and asked Rory to marry him. I liked seeing Jess in Philadelphia at his writers co-op (or whatever that was). He seemed to have really matured and come into his own. Maybe he and Rory will have found one another at last!

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Growing up in a smaller town and watching this show, my friends and I all loved Jess (we are the same age as Rory). It was obvious to us that he was the one she was supposed to end up with and the whole Logan thing never made any sense. Logan was such a jerk- the clear villain! Then I moved to DC, discovered DCUM, and was shocked to find out that there are people who actually liked Logan. Huh? But I guess it makes sense that people on DCUM would want Rory to end up with the rich guy...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never been a fan of Jess and I am someone who always dated bad boys! I did like Logan. I think they had great chemistry.

Honestly, I think she's going to end up with Marty. I've thought this since the day the show ended. Every time I tell people my theory they always say, who?! Marty.

I used to think that too, esp. after the scenes when she and Marty would hang out as friends and it was clear he was smitten with her. But then he just got so bizarre when he was Lucy's boyfriend and pretended he didn't know Rory. That was the weirdest plot line. I don't think Rory ever felt romantic toward him, so I don't see them getting together.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never been a fan of Jess and I am someone who always dated bad boys! I did like Logan. I think they had great chemistry.

Honestly, I think she's going to end up with Marty. I've thought this since the day the show ended. Every time I tell people my theory they always say, who?! Marty.

I'm pretty sure it has been confirmed that the actor playing Marty isn't returning.

[Anonymous]

Had to google Marty - totally forgot about that! I have a better memory of the earlier episodes.

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Anonymous wrote: Growing up in a smaller town and watching this show, my friends and I all loved Jess (we are the same age as Rory). It was obvious to us that he was the one she was supposed to end up with and the whole Logan thing never made any sense. Logan was such a jerk- the clear villain! Then I moved to DC, discovered DCUM, and was shocked to find out that there are people who actually liked Logan. Huh? But I guess it makes sense that people on DCUM would want Rory to end up with the rich guy...

I was a Jess fan, too! But that is totally the type of person I would have been interested in in high school/college. Logan was nice enough and wasn't too awfully snobbish for being Upper Class. He and Rory had similar interests with journalism. It was an interesting twist for Rory to get together with Logan b/c Lorelei had rebelled against Upper Class people like her parents, and Logan's family was even wealthier than Lorelei's.

[Anonymous]

I cannot fathom how anyone liked Logan. I loathed that entitled, snobby, possessive, shallow, squinty prick. He was vile. I hope his father has gone bankrupt and Logan has contracted virulent syphillis.

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot fathom how anyone liked Logan. I loathed that entitled, snobby, possessive, shallow, squinty prick. He was vile. I hope his father has gone bankrupt and Logan has contracted virulent syphillis.

Wasn't the Logan story line that he broke from his father's ways and was working hard in his own path to success? The years as Cary have kept Logan in people's good memories, I'm guessing. If they put Rory back with Jess, I hope they really make something of him. Because there really was nothing there to build a real relationship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous [/quote wrote: Wasn't the Logan story line that he broke from his father's ways and was working hard in his own path to success? The years as Cary have kept Logan in people's good memories, I'm guessing. If they put Rory back with Jess, I hope they really make something of him. Because there really was nothing there to build a real relationship.

I think Logan did clash with his father but was still undeniably UC.

What - their love of books/literature, of course! They had a more or less similar view of the world, too, though Rory was less cynical/jaded/rebellious. They were both "outsiders."

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Wasn't Jess closer to Rory's authentic self? Whereas with Logan, it was like Rory was slipping into the world of Emily/Richard.

[Anonymous]

P.S., Dean was nice, but did he and Rory share any similar interests?

[Anonymous]

Logan's character is spot-on the east coast prep school type -- the rambling parties, drinking, pranks, good manners, charming, ease with adults, strangely decent treatment of girls as equals, very educated, nicknames for girlfriends. I know because I am a small town girl who married one of these guys (unfortunately not as loaded as the Huntsbergers, but with a lot less baggage). His change of character and proposal were completely out of character -- like many things in the later seasons.

[Anonymous]

^^ all that to say, Rory was not into Logan enough to accept him without the $$. I bet she ends up working with him and marrying Jess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Logan's character is spot-on the east coast prep school type -- the rambling parties, drinking, pranks, good manners, charming, ease with adults, strangely decent treatment of girls as equals, very educated, nicknames for girlfriends. I know because I am a small town girl who married one of these guys (unfortunately not as loaded as the Huntsbergers, but with a lot less baggage). His change of character and proposal were completely out of character -- like many things in the later seasons.

Noblesse oblige!