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Perfection!!! I agree on everything you've said!!! ❤

The book was fantastic

I think that season 5 was not as well received as previous seasons was because most of people of a certain age remember the events as they happened. Not many people are still alive who saw Queen Elizabeth II accede to the throne, but many of us remember the wedding of Charles and Diana and the disaster that followed. We remember Diana's Panorama interview and we saw how she tried to destroy Charles. To me, this was the most fascinating season of all.

I always thought GG was devoid of real conflict. It's all very glazed and surface level. I started liking it more once Rory became more problematic. She was more realistic.

I thought the show was more of a warning like their charector growth was learning that the people around them are affected by their selfish choices. That Rory wasn’t their for her best friend when she got pregnant, she just left her behind. Lorelai never thought about how her leaving with her baby affected her parents. That Rory learned that there isn’t always safety in money and her mom was right, that Lorelai learned parenting isn’t easy when the child isn’t perfect anymore and that life isn’t easy on your own. And yeah they aren’t great friends and people are meant to be independent. Raising a child is supposed to be a partnership and growing up should entail learning that not everything is about you. I’ve watched Gilmore Girls 3-4 times all the way through and started it many other times. It’s a good show but definetly flawed since most people think Suki and Lyn are losers for becoming moms, but (marital assualt aside) they have safety and partnership and fulfilling lives. It’s more realistic than Lyn being a rockstar. Maybe doing online school and getting a degree in music theory and teaching at the highschool or something but For many people watching teen pregnancy is a real thing and the duffes guy usually grows up to be a pretty committed hard working man and a good dad.

Logans my favorite character :(

Subscribed on the spot. Love this so much!!

I will say I moved to a small town for the better education for my son I do work in that small town I used to commute 30 minutes to it and when this town has two big factories in it one is an appliance factory and the other one is a paper factory when these factories come out of work every single gas station is crowded the grocery store is crowded most people commute from another county into this town but when the factories get out of work there are more people that I work in these two factories then live in the small town it is like that in a small town it is really not in common to be standing in a line waiting to get a gallon of milk and a loaf of bread have six people behind you and somebody is showing the cashier their grandkids pictures when I watch the show as a teenager my mother hated this show so i would get the liveroom to myself another thing that I learned after re-watching the show as an adult that I must have missed as a child Laura got to trust fund when she was 25 that's how she was able to afford the house because there was no way that a woman making about maybe 30 40,000 in the 2000s as a single woman with a child could afford a house like that

Shut up about your fascist fear mongering...

This was awesome. Great insight.. when’s the Season 3 review?!?

came here just to say that not a single episode has made me comfortable

you kind of knailed this one !!!!!! just gorgeous thank u :)

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Why did you delete your video on season 2? It was a great video.

What a wonderful retrospective, so beautifully analysed. The one thing I guess we disagree on though is the revival X'D For me, the fact that it chose to forego the traditional whimsy in the face of a real world-changing tragedy made sense. I watched the show as a high-achieving Rory-coded teenager (minus the privilege) but by the time the revival came around, I was the older Rory, flailing and struggling, dealing with death and grief, with my previous sense of whimsy depleted, and I related to it so much. I grew up with the show and, with the revival, the show grew up with me.

My only gripe about the entire show is the sibs always said things like “I mean you know, c’mon let’s get in there and uh, you know, like, Leopold von Ranke this shit.” Like WHAT, no one in that room got that reference 😂

Rewatching this in my 30s all I can think is black coffee with a poptart for breakfast is a recipe for some kind of digestive problem

Funny, at the end of the last episod I directly thought of the karamazov brothers

I just watched that scene where Sir Gwayne(?) scolds Cole for sleeping with his sister 10 minutes ago, and I was like what the heck is going on? It was so random at first I thought he was joking or I’d accidentally skipped a scene

Why doesn't this woman just go on and admit that it was a terrible job done by FEMALE WRITERS AND DIRECTORS!!!!??!! the writers strike opened the door for alot of them and they have destroyed television and cinema since. Stay on the lifetime and Oprah channels

Mack has good expression in her fillings

My dad I couldn’t get past you talking about how you about to talk about something

Love the storytelling analysis ✨

6:36 "remove the consent"???? daenerys was 13 and sold as a child bride. every time after their wedding night that they had sex (translation: he raped her) it hurt her so bad that she became suicidal. when she comes to love him it's a stockholm syndrome situation more than anything. i like the rest of your video but this part rubbed me the wrong way. you can say that GRRM doesn't see it that way or that 13 is a normal age to get married at in their world, it doesn't change the fact that daenerys was a CHILD and it's still STATUTORY RAPE and it's just fucking creepy and disgusting in a way that consent won't help

this was such an insightful vid! i agreed with everything except for the logan slander lol

loved the video. and i must say, i TRULY forgot about the prince’s death! it was so glossed over, okay Rheynera yelled at Daemon and he went to harrenhall to cry about it. big whoop. that was the HEIR. REGICIDE. at some point, everyone can’t be “trying to avoid unnecessary conflict” when it comes to the death of the innocent heir child. especially because they ‘cheapened’ the scene with blood/cheese sneaking about the castle and as you said, there was no intrigue. we found out immediately that they found the twins & haelena picked a child. it would’ve been so much more interesting if the episode ended with the men asking for the boy and the next episode we see Rheynera screaming at Daemon for his ill thought plot. okay, rant over. Nonetheless, lovely video with beautiful comparisons and insights.

I clicked on this video for a couple reasons: 1. I've just started watching Gilmore Girls 2. I LOVE your channel name!❤ Also, you have a very lovely voice. ❤

I searched for videos on this topic because I knew someone would be able to translate my feelings about this season into words more eloquently than I can. Framing it around the struggles with narrative perspective is spot-on. This is definitely the best explanation I’ve heard for why HOTD feels so underwhelming.

Your channel is a hidden gem.

by the ep. 5 my eyes were rolling so often im honestly admired by the power of will of those who managed to reach the finale 😂

I first watched Gilmore Girls with my mom, who is remarkably like Emily. I was a young mom, so when my daughter got older, we started watching it together. It became our show because it was so relatable on so many levels. The thing that always makes me laugh is that they always say that they tell each other everything, but they actually never tell each other anything.

With the knowledge that the writers had to flesh things out in this case, in order to add depth, it becomes less surprising. There have been reports that Hollywood is cutting development times, shrinking writers rooms, not extending contracts to cut corners...so you get different writers between seasons and less care overall. I wish Hollywood would just figure out that cheap AI written entertainment is not the future. Human led, human made shows with the right resources is the future.

All the characters in HOTD aired out their insecurities , traitorous thoughts and capricious actions in public and it had no repercussions

Robert's rebellion was like the Mexican revolution where Zapata n Villa overthrew the government...yet once they had the power, they didn't know how to run the nation. They won battles, lost the rule

Wednesday being upset her Dad is a murderer when she literally tried to kill a bunch of school boys in the first episode makes no sense.

That kiss was the worst "Yeah uhh 🤷🏽 it just happened" Ok we'll rewrite the script 😭😭

Came for the channel name, enjoyed the video. Thank you!

The "Famine" in Kings Landing was pure Comedy, the small Folk became agitated becouse they didnt received enough Meat ;D LOL thats the Medieval equivalent of First World Problems

While there are so many valid critiques of this show, I've never understood the "working class" one. The whole point is that Lorelai succeeded without her parents - AKA, she is not in the working class. To me, Rory and Lorelai embody the middle class of the 90s (back when that meant accessible home ownership, something that is understandably hard to imagine now). Lorelai earns a middle class salary and owns a pretty, but not huge, house in a small town in rural Connecticut -- which she purchased in the 1990s. She can absolutely afford that house. The one part that is unrealistic is the constant eating out, but even then, they're never eating in fancy places. I think these recent criticisms really demonstrate how bad the housing crisis has become -- that we can't even fathom that this was a middle class lifestyle.

'Anytime characters acknowledge they're in a story, it's a sign of a desperate writers' room'. Counterpoint - Black Sails

Ignore the whole being enemy thing is because well you know today in this world, they can’t make women look evil on the shows. They gotta say all the characters kind of evil. I mean game right now will be the one that the guy and die and the guy with the one hand would’ve been.😊😅 love your video, but bye-bye

I think season two of of the dread of Game of Thrones dragons fire and I think that’s do it communism more team black is more communist and the curated team is a small cautious😮😅 my car crashes versus manipulation is what team team is

Those "la la la"s are never gonna leave my head

The choice to give dragons to unknown people, to small folk is a huge thing. I agree that it could have happened sooner, but I like that it feels so big, because it is. It questions Targaryen exceptionalism, it questions the order of things in terms of the general make up of the society. Small folk now wield more power than ever before. I agree though that this was simply not enough of a payoff in the grand scheme of the overall arch of the season.

Im realizing the general perception of thinking claire is written to be the perfect dream girl lowkey shows a lack of understanding of how feelings work for guys... Its not that shes written to be perfect, its that carmy thinks she's perfect.. and always has but has never been able to actually let her know ... Its not manic pixie dream girl at all.. very real when you like someone like that

I do get fed up with RUclipsrs constantly comparing Game of Thrones to House of Dragons. I for one would like to forget about GOT and the debacle of an ending.

I would argue that the writers of the House of the Dragon have an easier job because they have a clear ending. The Game of Thrones writers did not.