Jackson is allergic to bee stings; he was stung by one once and “his head swelled up to three times its normal size”
Madeline hates the word “blood.”
Lorelei, you and Rory are at Friday Night Dinner, why are you saying Rory should go back to school “tomorrow” (Saturday) and let Paris stab her?
Sookie says Jackson must have been lonely before they got together and that he “didn’t live near a good bar.” Makes me wonder if there are any bars in Stars Hollow at all. It doesn’t seem like something Taylor would allow.
I love the mental image of Paris bullying an old lady into giving her a discount on the mansion they want to book for the prom.
I feel like the Gilmores’ phone jumps around the room a lot. Sometimes it’s on the table outside the foyer and other times it’s on the table behind the couch.
Why does the sales guy at the end of the Inn Running class say, “let’s step inside this diamond in the rough” and then switch to a slide of a completely different inn?
Joe asks to see Sookie’s fingers under the guise of admiring her blisters, but I think he was looking for a wedding ring, which she’s not wearing for some reason?
Somehow it’s perfect that Paris is drinking a RedBull. I feel like she overcaffeinates herself pretty regularly.
Francie’s note has Rory pick a place to meet; why the hell does Rory suggest a nearly empty parking garage? Why is there even a nearly empty parking garage near the school? If this is right after school or during school hours (likely) I feel like it would have a lot more cars.
I can’t believe Sookie just LETS Joe dump a wad of greens into whatever she’s cooking? He doesn’t look at it, doesn’t know what it is, hasn’t asked what stage it’s in. Sookie usually goes bananas when someone messes with her food, but she just lets him dump green onions into what might be a pot of water that’s just about to boil so pasta can be cooked or caramel sauce.
Lorelei is wearing the longest scarf in the history of man and it’s not even covering most of her neck.
Aww, Rory mentioning that she and Lorelai have eaten lettuce sandwiches makes me think of young Lorelai trying to raise a tiny Rory but being too broke to buy a lot of food, and wanting to be “healthy” so that’s what she chose.
Francie is stupider than we’re supposed to believe, I think. Why would she try to make Paris believe Rory is going behind her back when Francie’s the one who’s already been a backstabbing jerk.
The teacher is just LETTING this fencing argument go on, even though it’s completely disruptive to the whole class and possibly dangerous? Jeez, Chilton.
I feel like a fancy school like Chilton wouldn’t let the kids use “Give ’till it hurts” as a tag line for a blood drive.
Jeez, Sookie, did you cook an entire lamb for Jackson? That’s a packed plate.
I dig the commentary from iskahmacrae on Luke having Jess do the ordering: “thinking about recent discussions re: Luke learning how to be a parental figure and suddenly wondering if it actually occurred to him that he’d have to show Jess HOW to do the ordering that week…‘cause you couldn’t expect a kid like Jess to admit that he didn’t know how…instead Kirk would end up with a lettuce sandwich” I hadn’t even thought of things from that angle!
Joe Fria shows up again as an old friend of Sookie, even though when we last saw him, he was playing a waiter at the restaurant where Jackson and Sookie had their first date.
Recognizable Guest Stars:
Billy Burke, who you may know from dozens of things, but apparently mostly from the Twilight movies. He was Bella Swan’s dad.
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