Lauren Graham Knows ‘Gilmore Girls’ Fans Hate This Storyline. She Wouldn’t Change It, Though.
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Lauren Graham Knows ‘Gilmore Girls’ Fans Hate This Storyline. She Wouldn’t Change It, Though.
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Gilmore Girls is one of the most beloved comfort shows of all time. It’s got everything you want in a cozy watch: small town vibes, feel-good storylines, and a cast with palpable chemistry. As anyone who’s seen even an episode of TV knows, even the coziest show can’t be completely devoid of conflict, but fans felt they got a little too much of it in the later seasons.
At the end of Season 5 Rory (Alexis Bledel) drops out of college and moves in with her grandparents after Mitchum Huntzberger (Gregg Henry), the father of Rory’s boyfriend Logan (Matt Czuchry), says he doesn’t think she’s cut out for journalism. Lorelai (Lauren Graham) strongly disagrees with her decision to quit Yale, partially because of how much........
