Friday Night Dinner with Morgan & Rachelle: A Gilmore Girls Podcast Rachelle & Morgan

Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to discuss the death of Morgan's hopes and dreams of moving to France after the French hear–and are deeply offended by–her horrible French accent in this episode. Oh, and the death of Luke's crotchety uncle, Louis. But I digress. Sookie unwittingly hires Emily as her wedding planner and soon finds herself buried in fungi-filled festivities; Taylor Doose's produce sales are threatened by a pop-up farmer's market and its long-haired host slinging sexy squash; Lorelai's got the lingo of a true diner diva down as she (wo)mans the counter for a frazzled, funeral-fueled Luke; and Luke learns first-hand just how difficult men can be in both life and death (kidding, mostly). Grab your hot blonde with sand (or 7 sweet n' lows) and get ready for your heart to go on in Stars Hollow.



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The girls are back in town—Stars Hollow, to be exact! We're sorry it took us so long, life has been, well, that's neither here nor there. What matters is we're BACK, and we're bringing you an episode full of everything you loved and missed (or maybe not?) about this podcast: plenty of talking over and interrupting one another, multiple cameos from Nugs, Morgan eating something into the microphone, Rachelle defending Dean (though considerably less vehemently than prior episodes), and long-winded tangents about everything from our go-to Indian takeout orders to why couples massages are quite possibly the worst thing you can do with another person. So grab your martinis (with extra olives), settle in, and we'll see you in Stars Hollow!



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Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review this podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Intro and outro music by Sam Phillips, covered by Brent Cihonski. We own nothing. Gilmore Girls is the property of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. All thoughts expressed within the podcast are our own and do not reflect the thoughts, beliefs, etc. of the showrunners, producers, creators, actors, etc.

We’re back, and we’re the worst. Well, Jess is actually the worst for holding onto Rory’s bracelet and watching her and Lorelai search frantically for it, but we digress. We’re catching up on 3+ months worth of emails and celebrating some recent life milestones. So join us as we tag along with Dean and Rory at the book fair, Lorelai and Luke on his apartment hunt, and Lorelai and Rory in the search for the missing bracelet. Enjoy the episode, and see you in Stars Hollow!
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Intro and outro music by Sam Phillips, covered by Brent Cihonski. We own nothing. Gilmore Girls is the property of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. All thoughts expressed within the podcast are our own and do not reflect the thoughts, beliefs, etc. of the showrunners, producers, creators, actors, etc.

“We are family / I’ve got step-mommy Sherrie with me.” - What Chris should have said to Lorelai on the phone when he agreed to come watch Rory’s debate at Chilton. OK, so we’re paraphrasing Sister Sledge, but we’re also about to paraphrase what happens in this episode so let’s forge ahead: Rory and Paris wipe the floor with Brad and his new schoolmate at the Chilton debate (literally, she’s crying and Brad’s sweating profusely, so mops were a must); Chris brings a debate date, Sherrie, much to Lorelai’s mystification; Sherrie begs Lorelai to let Rory skip Friday night dinner for an evening out on the town and some (soon to be) step-mother/daughter bonding time; Emily is outraged at dinner when she learns Chris has a girlfriend that isn’t her daughter (spoiler alert: it’s Sherrie); and Lorelai finally has a moment of self-actualization that instead of sharing with a therapist she vocalizes to Chris, who loses it in Luke’s Diner. TLDR? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered—click play, and we’ll see you in Stars Hollow!
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The Girls are back in town and ready to bid on some baskets! (But we’re only supposed to go to $50 per our allowance from Nugs, so 2 stale Pop Tarts and a Slim Jim is about all we can afford TBH.) Jess, well, pulls a Jess and gets Rory to go on a date with him the old-fashioned way, Lorelai forces Luke to rescue her from having to go on a blind date with a Ghostbusters groupie, Jackson and Sookie go from edible basket rejection to engaged in the span of an afternoon (and pending a crinkle cut carrot loan), and so dawns a new era we lovingly call “the downward spiral of Dean.” Slap on your temporary tattoos (but only 3 because 4 is tacky) and get ready to clean out all the expired food on your fridge, because the world is spinning back on its axis to take us to Stars Hollow.
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Intro and outro music by Sam Phillips, covered by Brent Cihonski. We own nothing. Gilmore Girls is the property of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. All thoughts expressed within the podcast are our own and do not reflect the thoughts, beliefs, etc. of the showrunners, producers, creators, actors, etc.

BOO! We’re back & it’s spooky szn/fall/Gilmore Girls rewatch season! Sorry we’ve been so MIA — life has been extra crazy busy & y’all have been flooding our inbox/sliding into our DMs (no complaints from us) so we’re playing catch-up this week to avoid our regular episodes from running 2+ hours long. Enjoy us reading your emails & things back to you — we’ll see you next time in Stars Hollow for another full-episode episode!
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Intro and outro music by Sam Phillips, covered by Brent Cihonski. We own nothing. Gilmore Girls is the property of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. All thoughts expressed within the podcast are our own and do not reflect the thoughts, beliefs, etc. of the showrunners, producers, creators, actors, etc.