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el Auseillo thinks that last night’s successful re-introduction of 90210 makes the possibility of Gilmore Girls coming back more likely!
In the latest Ask Ausiello post, a reader asked about the possibility of a Gilmore Girls movie, and what the news was. His response:
Ausiello: If I had a serious gambling problem, which I don’t (wink, wink), I’d wager my entire Smurf collection that the likelihood of a Gilmore movie hinges on how well 90210 performed last night in the ratings. See where I’m going with this?
Where’s he’s going is this – 90210 kicked butt in ratings! The CW was the #1 network last night, in terms of ratings for the 18-49 demographic, and 90210 scored the highest ever telecast of a scripted series for the network. It had about 4.9 million viewers across the 2-hour premiere
So, if this isn’t a HUGE message to the CW that Gilmore Girls has the potential in the future for a movie or a return of some sort, I don’t know what is! I think that, unlike 90210, Gilmore Girls does rely on its original cast and storyline. But every little positive factor will go a long way for us!
To read a full recap of 90210, check here, or tune in September 4th at 8pm on the CW for a repeat of the premiere!
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634 days ago
Yes, I understand you felling. You know, for me it’s like a trap in what we ended. It’s not that the show in its original form was a trap, but the way things evolved was a trap from where many persons had to escape.
For the sixth, and the seventh, the explanation is easy to understand. The new directors of the new big structure didn’t know what the show was made off. For them, it was only an entertainment like many other ones. And they pushed their reasoning in the way that they tried to fit the show in the mould of others shows, and of course, it didn’t survived. The actors tried to express that in words, but they were taken in the turmoil. As for ASP, they had to left, as for Alexis Bledel, and Lauren Graham, they couldn’t recognize their character anymore. And that was a big pressure for them, considering for instance the age of the younger. They were trapped in the new structure that didn’t understand what the show was, and even worse, who they were. A big structure that’s getting older now and still doesn’t understand anything. And, in a way, they do not have to understand it, since, it is not their cup of tea.
I hesitated before ordering the whole set. But it helped me already so much to improve my English, that, at least, I can use it as pedagogic material. Till the fifth, it really worth it, and doing English in so charming company is good.
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