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Welcome to Let’s ReWatch it Again, I’m Jourdan and… “There’s a burger with a face.”

Today we are rewatching Gilmore Girls season 1 episode 10, Forgiveness and Stuff. Yes, this is our third Gilmore Girls episode. I told y’all, I rewatch my favorite shows over and over again and it’s December so I’m hitting up all my favorite Christmas episodes!

This episode catches our girls right on the tail of Rory’s first school dance with Dean. The two of them are officially boyfriend and girlfriend, and they accidentally slept on a bean bag chair at Miss Patty’s Dance studio. Nothing happened! Truly, nothing happened. However, Emily and Lorelai got into a huge fight upon waking up to find Rory still not home. 

Then, Lorelai and Rory fought. None of the Gilmore Girls are speaking and it’s time for Emily’s annual Christmas party with the infamous apple tarts. Lorelai refuses to go and in her absence Richard is rushed to the hospital. 

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Today we are rewatching Parenthood season two episode six, Orange Alert. The Halloween episode! We've got Amelia Earhart, Pocahontas, Evil Knievel, a beauty queen, and a cockroach? Okay. 

Parenthood aired on NBC as an ensemble TV show about the Bravermans. The Bravermans are a family with four adult children who are navigating life as adults with families of their own while still being incredibly connected to one another.

You might recognize Lauren Graham from Gilmore Girls! She plays the second born of the Braverman adult children as a single mother with two teenaged kids. If you've never seen Parenthood before don't worry, I do my best to bring you right into the swing of the action. 

Now, before we continue I want to have a small side note here: in the first season of the show Max is diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, it’s on the spectrum of autism. As of 2022, the term Asperger’s is no longer used as a title of diagnosis to describe high functioning autism. 

For Max, autism presents for him as difficulties with social norms and behaviors as well as high intelligence and hyper-fixations and receptive behaviors. He has trouble with any type of change in routine, planned activity, and has difficulty understanding social cues and tone in language. 

One of the great things about Parenthood is this who tackles real life issues and struggles and doesn't shy away from hard conversations. I love it!

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Hey Y'all, 

This is a bonus episode because I can't help it! This is the first episode of season 2 of Gilmore Girls! If you've never seen the show don't worry, you're going to feel like you're watching the episode right along with me. 

In the season 2 premiere of Gilmore Girls Lorelai has a big decision to make while surrounded by a thousand yellow daisies. Rory and Dean are back together again, much to Richard and Emily's surprise. Lane's parents decide she will spend her summer in Korea, or maybe the rest of her life? It's unclear. It's summer in Stars Hollow but instead of bathing suits, cookouts, and ice cream we've got coffee, Luke's Diner, and Friday night dinners. 

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This episode is a long time coming, an in-depth look at one of our favourite shows, the aesthetically cozy 'Gilmore Girls!'
Cousin Mary is back as guest-host as we debate and revisit key elements throughout the series, exploring both the original run and four part 'A Year in the Life' revival on Netflix, the devoted fandom, and of course behind the scenes gossip; including potential cast drama and the much discussed exit of showrunner's Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino.
Along the way we explore the love interests (a game of F, marry, kill for Dean/Jess/Logan was inevitable), talk problematic aspects of the show, the rumoured rift between Lauren Graham and Scott Patterson, and whether we'll get more episodes. And heads up, there is a special giveaway we announce!
For a more dynamic experience, follow us on Instagram @haveyouheardpodcast. So many of our episodes, including this one, are shaped through discussions with listeners, which you can revisit through our IG highlights. We also post cool articles, tv/film recommendations, and generally love to break down notable cultural moments.
Support the pod by sharing and subscribing wherever you get your podcasts. Please consider rating 5 stars and writing a review on Apple or Spotify, it goes a long way and is much appreciated! xo Mahsa
Helpful references and links  / pop culture homework:
Talking As Fast As I Can: From Gilmore Girls to Gilmore Girls and Everything in Between (Lauren Graham)
Gilmore Girls Has Never Been a Pro Choice Show (Cosmopolitan, Emma Dibdin)

Christina D'Angelo - Art director, graphic designer, illustrator and writer with a drive for smithing big ideas from concept to execution.

I've created collateral across all forms of media internationally — small gigs to corporate — from cabaret shows at Joe’s Pub in New York to foreign exchange stores in Panama, menus in Paris, and theatrical campaigns in Dubai.

With a background as a painter and writer (as well as studies in art history, US presidential history, cinema studies, and typography — plus extensive travel) I get a thrill every time I am able to meld both references and skills into arresting visual solutions; the more arrows in your quiver, the better your chances at hitting the bullseye.

I live in Manhattan with my husband and our beloved son Jimmy Carter McPickles (a grey tabby) who apparently loves when I’m “singing” along to Blossom Dearie on Spotify or he’s wishing he could call the police.

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JAMES B. RUBIO is a composer/lyricist currently living in Queens, NY.

Works for Theatre: The Day Boy and the Night Girl, with book and lyrics by Katie Baldwin Eng (George MacDonald Award for Charity, Daryl Roth Award, NAMT finalist, Richard Rodgers Award finalist, workshop production at Indiana University, production at the Spirit of Broadway Theatre in Norwich, CT); Show People, with book and lyrics by David Caudle (New Harmony Project semifinalist, Anna Sosenko Assist Trust grant recipient, concert of scenes/songs presented by The Actors Fund in conjunction with the Ziegfeld Society); The Dwelling Time (book, lyrics and music); and Grotesquerie Lake (book, lyrics and music), which had a series of readings at Zeiders American Dream Theater in Virginia Beach (2018) and will be receiving a semi-staged workshop production at Zeiders Theater in October 2019. 

B.M. in Music Composition from Virginia Commonwealth University and MFA from the Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program, NYU.  Contact: jbrubio.com

Lauren Graham is an actress and author best known for her portrayals of Lorelai Gilmore on the television series Gilmore Girls and Sarah Braverman on the NBC television drama Parenthood. Additional television series include: Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist and The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.  Selected film roles include: appearances in Bad Santa, Because I Said So, and Evan Almighty. Ms. Graham published her debut novel, Someday, Someday, Maybe in 2013, and in 2016, published a memoir, Talking as Fast as I Can. Her third book, In Conclusion, Don't Worry About It was published in 2018. 

We love you, you idiots. Jacqueline and Meghan are ending their Gilmore Girl's week with a discussion of the Gilmore Guys.

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Jacqueline and Meghan are prepared to talk about Gilmore Girls: A Day in the Life for winter, spring, summer and fall.

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Oy with the multiple episodes already! Jacqueline and Meghan think you guys will like Gilmore Girls so much much it’s a three-parter this week!

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Billy Bob Thornton stars as a foul-mouthed mall Santa, in one of the most irreverent Christmas movies ever made. Sean joins us to talk about Bad Santa.

This is our final episode talking ‘ship about Luke and Lorelai and it is a MAILBAG episode filled with questions from you, our listeners.

You all asked some fantastic questions so in this episode we’ll cover everything from plot holes, to who we’d sleep with, to systemic racism in Stars Hollow.

We also discuss THE topic you’ve all been asking about: who do we think RORY should end up with?

Liberties are taken and we’ve sprinkled some personal anecdotes throughout this episode including our experience meeting Milo Ventimiglia on a lawn and who we claimed died in season seven.

Shoutout to the listeners who trusted US to give them advice. We round out the episode by giving our opinions about specific romantic situations our listeners find themselves in. True to brand, we leave them with a television romance angled response.

This episode concluded our Luke and Lorelai season, and thus is the last episode with the lovely Katie Buderwitz. However, don’t you worry there is SO MUCH television to discuss and Katie will soon be back to talk astrology and reference philosophers while talking about hunky fictional men.

Tune in next week for our NEW SEASON of Talking ‘Ship featuring a new couple with a new set of shi** to discuss.

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