Comments on: Gilmore Girls 6.22 “Partings”

By: Did Lorelai Get Good Advice?

Did Lorelai Get Good Advice? — Sun, 17 May 2009 13:58:57 +0000

[...] the Season 6 finale of Gilmore Girls, ‘Partings‘, was both one of my favorite episodes of the season and also one of my least favorite. I [...]

By: Amy Kuney releaes album

Amy Kuney releaes album — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 04:52:28 +0000

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By: Chelsea

Chelsea — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 02:45:08 +0000

What is the name of the last cue song? When Logan leaves.

By: Falon Lewis

Falon Lewis — Wed, 21 May 2008 21:12:40 +0000

yeah i agree becky it was selfish she just didnt mean for it to be tht way. and thx id love gilmoregirlsnews to maybe help me with my whole book thing once im done but thank you for the encouragement

By: Becky Dufford

Becky Dufford — Mon, 19 May 2008 18:23:26 +0000

And Falon, good luck with book–hope we all get to read it one day!

By: Becky Dufford

Becky Dufford — Mon, 19 May 2008 18:21:56 +0000

Well, while I certainly agree that Lor sleeping with Chris was way wrong, I dunno that I would completely characterize it as simply “incredibly selfish.” Thoughtless, yes, but executed more out of misery and a desperate need for a little comfort than a disregard for others’ feelings–people sometimes pull bonehead moves like that when they’re really hurting, & I think the look on her face as Chris hustles G.G. off to school says it all in the “I-sure-don’t-feel-ANY-better-for-having-done-this” department.

And I can’t believe the network has left those of us who didn’t see the series in first run HANGING like that–AAAARRRRGGGG, LOL! Bring on season 7, y’all!!

By: Falon Lewis

Falon Lewis — Fri, 16 May 2008 21:16:54 +0000

I have been a gilmore fan for a long time now and i feel that nobody loves the show more then i do. I am currently writing a book on the show and i hope something will come of it. Anyways the end of season 6 killed me but i totally understood lorelai’s point of view. Luke was making no effort in the relationship and that wasnt fair to her. She had waited patiently and he never made a move to get married. At the same time sleeping with christopher was a very bad decision on her part. She wasnt thinking of who it would hurt she was only thinking selfishly of her self.

I have never been more sad in a show then when Logan left for london. Rogan is my favorite tv couple of all time and when he left i cried like a baby. “I love you ace” “thats so much better then say hi to william and harry for me” I love those 2 together they were and amazing couple and hopefully they will do a reunion movie and patch things up in that area. Gilmore girls was an amazing show and on May14th the anniversary of its death (it was a dark day for me) i mourned by having a marathon. Gilmore girls was I think the best dramedy of all time and it will go down in history forever.

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Fri, 16 May 2008 11:26:28 +0000

I feel that i understand how Lorelai felt at the end of season 6 i mean we saw the events leading up to her meltdown and i understand that she felt as if she was tired of waiting. Even though that is how she felt, she should have never slept with christopher especially right after. That was just really wrong. I hate it because in the beginning of season 7 she then turns around and decides its all lukes fault when i beleive that it was her fault as well. Yes luke should have decided quickly but she shouldnt have slept with chris even if she was angry.

By: Jillian

Jillian — Fri, 16 May 2008 09:35:43 +0000

Even if somehow they had gotten married at the place Luke was at that stage is not where a husband should be. There were signs from the very begining of the engagement that this one wasn’t going to work out but they decided to ignore those signs instead of working the kinks out together.

It’s too bad but I think Lorelai started to realize that wasn’t going to marry the Luke she knew. The Luke who argued with her but made up just as fast. The Luke who was always there for her if she ever needed anything… he would drop whatever he was doing to help her even if he didn’t want to. The Luke who told her everything he was feeling except his feelings for her. The Luke who treated her daughter as if she was his own. The Luke who would keep his eyes on her even when she was walking away. The Luke she could confide her deepest fears and weaknesses to. The Luke who loved and needed her. That Luke seemed to disappear the moment he found out about April. Lorelai held onto the last peices of Luke as hard as she could but she knew she had to let go. I think she subconsciously decided maybe she could replace Luke’s presence with Chris’s but it wasn’t what she really wanted. That carries onto the seventh season. The end of the sixth season left her weak, vulnerable, crying out for attention… basically everything Loelai normally isn’t. It takes a long time afterwards to get her old self back that was broken by her engagement to Luke. We all wish it wasn’t that way.

We all wish they could have gotten over themselves enough to realize they were hurting each other and somehow change their relationship for the better so they could get married. But just like in life it didn’t work out that way. So instead it took them being apart to come back together again.

By: gglover

gglover — Fri, 16 May 2008 01:46:57 +0000

i love this episode… i don’t really like that luke/lorelai get messed up, but i love the sadness of the logan/rory seperation. it makes me cry every time I see it!