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Gilmore Girls: Partings (2006)

Gilmore Girls: Partings (2006)
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After Luke (Scott Patterson) postpones the wedding for the umpteenth time, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) solicits the advice of her parents' dinner guest, psychologist Carolyn Bates (Melora Hardin) -- and ends up uttering the words she thought she'd never say about any man. Meanwhile, Rory (Alexis Bledel) disses Mitchum (Gregg Henry) at Logan's graduation, angry that Mitchum has presumptively arranged for Logan (Matt Czuchry) to work on his London newspaper. And in another development, Taylor (Michael Winters) feels threatened by the hundreds of street troubadours who have descended upon Stars Hollow in hopes of being discovered by a celebrity scout. This final episode of Gilmore Girls' sixth season (and the last before the series' network switchover from WB to CW) ends with a real shocker, as Lorelei overcomes her anger over Luke's indecision by turning (again) to Christopher (David Sutcliffe) -- and this time, the couple doesn't hesitate at the bedroom door! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Amy Sherman-Palladino
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Gilmore Girls: Partings

After Luke (Scott Patterson) postpones the wedding for the umpteenth time, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) solicits the advice of her parents' dinner guest, psychologist Carolyn Bates (Melora Hardin) -- and ends up uttering the words she thought she'd never say about any man. Meanwhile, Rory (Alexis Bledel) disses Mitchum (Gregg Henry) at Logan's graduation, angry that Mitchum has presumptively arranged for Logan (Matt Czuchry) to work on his London newspaper. And in another development, Taylor (Michael Winters) feels threatened by the hundreds of street troubadours who have descended upon Stars Hollow in hopes of being discovered by a celebrity scout. This final episode of Gilmore Girls' sixth season (and the last before the series' network switchover from WB to CW) ends with a real shocker, as Lorelei overcomes her anger over Luke's indecision by turning (again) to Christopher (David Sutcliffe) -- and this time, the couple doesn't hesitate at the bedroom door! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Amy Sherman-Palladino
Writer(s):
Amy Sherman-PalladinoDaniel Palladino
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