Gilmore Girls

Reviews

Gilmore Girls

By Samantha Bornemann

Communication is always the problem on Gilmore Girls: though mom and daughter are famous for their witty banter, they're terrible at mustering the courage to say what they want. [26 September 2006]

Gilmore Girls

By Willa Paskin

Without Palladino, Gilmore Girls will certainly be different... it just might be better.

Gilmore Girls

By Samantha Bornemann

Lorelai and Paris, Rory and her grandparents... Gilmore Girls' most long-standing relationships seem set for realignment in Season Six. [13 September 2005]

Gilmore Girls: The Complete Third Season

By Mary Colgan

The casual, chatty extras capture the series' spirit: whimsical, free-spirited, and tinged with nostalgia. [25 May 2005]

Gilmore Girls

By Samantha Bornemann

Gilmore Girls is not the show it started out to be. It's a generation deeper, and much better. [9 February 2005]

Gilmore Girls: The Complete First Season

By Laura Nathan

Lorelai is written to challenge as well as entertain, her dialogue filled with pop culture references delivered at top speed. [26 July 2004]

Gilmore Girls

By Lesley Trites

The sixth season's drawn-out storyline did away with the witty dialogue that attracted me to the show in the first place. [1 January 1995]

Gilmore Girls

By Tracy McLoone

Not that insisting that one's child be educated and aware of the consequences of sex is surely a bad thing, but in the case of 'Gilmore Girls', never-wed single parenting falls into the 'mistakes were made' category, while Murphy Brown made an active choice.