Jess was more recent and she dated both in high school.

I always thought it was because at this particular point in the story, Jess is probably still in that stage where Rory is vaguely worried she's going to hear that he died in a ditch somewhere. You know, because she cares. And Jess really did drop jaws by eventually turning out so well in the end.

Both the actresses seemed to have retired

@@Nocturne22 not really

It was so odd to me to have an episode where Rory and Paris go back to Chilton but not show Madeline or Louise and have some rando pretend to be Tristan. Then again nothing in the revival seemed to serve any purpose beyond endless frustration.

@@Nocturne22 Shelley Cole (Madeline) was up for it, they even interviewed her as part of the promotion for the revival. However the production team found Teal Redmann (Louise) impossible to contact.

Louise was there, she got into an argument with Paris in the bathroom.

how do you know it's an excuse have you seen how Paris acted.

​​@@lauriecarson6483 "Let me not to the marriage of true minds Admit impediments. Love is not love Which alters when it alteration finds, Or bends with the remover to remove: O no! it is an ever-fixed mark That looks on tempests and is never shaken; It is the star to every wandering bark, Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken. Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks Within his bending sickle's compass come: Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks, But bears it out even to the edge of doom. If this be error and upon me proved. I never writ, nor no man ever loved." -William Shakespeare Hope all the poems, all the sonnets of Shakespeare, all great works of literature of the world that she could have used to declare war on Rory, Paris picks a poem in which The author denies that anything can come between true lovers (that is, be an impediment to their love.) S1Ep4: The Deer Hunters

​@@blairbrown4812 who cares what the poam says. I don't. Either agree or disagree with me. I don't play little boys games.

​@@lauriecarson6483That was written long after 1570. Using literature and literary education to argue a point is usually the reserve of big boys or girls. It's spelt 'poem'. As for the point itself, do I think that poem choice shows Paris loves Rory? No, it shows she loved scholastic competition. She loves Rory (platonically, it seems) later. And as for the excuse? I believe it. Rory has an established history of being bad at high maintenance, in her relationships, education and career. It's what comes of an upbringing where you're given licence to run away from your problems rather than address them.

I think Louise is supersmart, she was living the easy life cause she wanted to, I wonder what she grew up into, probably a lot happier than rory ;)

@@FienDeLaere well living the easy life IS actually pretty wise! Louise definitely seems in the know. and I bet she's doing better than Rory but you never know. She could be struggling too. thing is it's hard to predict; case in point: people thought Rory would be a success but turned out not to be the case. the journalism industry has changed.

@@oooh19 that's true, it not because she planned on living the easy life that it turned out that way, you make an interesting point. I felt like she had a plan somehow, I would be curious to see what it turned out like. perhaps we could just come up with a script :)

Madeline and Louise may not be that booksmart,@@FienDeLaere,but they certainly are insightful about the ways of the world. Louise provided Rory invaluable advice on how a true journalist goes after the interview or information that she wants. Madeline,on the other ✋, is quite interesting and insightful,correctly asserting that Paris and Rory would be a great couple. 👌 Frankly,I'd be very surprised if those two weren't married and running their own gossip website....

@@blairbrown4812 Louise is actually quite intelligent

She's being disrespctful here... letting her friends to call someone's husband

@@Elenagilmore07 that's is not disrespectful. Her friends are the one being disrespectful.

@@lauriecarson6483 she have a mouth she can say no plus she knows that he's married...

​@@Elenagilmore07 and her firmed didn't need to touch her phone and call Dean that's disrespectful. get a clue and pay attention .my God your a Flippin jater.5

​@@Elenagilmore07 my god your full of hate.

Raris forever!

You said it! ;-)

Not without Louise. Mind you, she could definitely do it solo, but those two are joined at the hip *and* the lip.

In my opinion paris has always liked rory

@@astridthecat7633 same

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Wdym? They got together and are married in the revival.

@@tinymxnticore no they don't

Also Rory and Lorelai.

@@ngrosskurth that too!

​@@ngrosskurth not really Lorelai and Rory knows how to have fun and have a good time. Richard and Emily dont.

Y como Rory ve a Paris :3

Tell me you've never watched the show without telling me so😂

Nope, that's all from one episode from the season that jumped the shark. The first two seasons are SO much better (and more...innocent?) and much more centered around a mother-daughter relationship and small town life. Then, the daughter goes to college, starts spending all her time with shallow rich kids, and the whole show becomes idiotic.

@@duskflower8825 Lol I love that honest review.

@@GulfbeachMateo Haha, figured you deserved some honesty :)

White people? It's just people