Based on the title, we can only assume that this episode is about the town of Stars Hollow dealing with a garbage strike that will make the city of Naples look like Singapore.
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Review: Gilmore Girls – Season 7, Episode 4 “’S Wonderful, ‘S Marvelous”
We start this episode with Lorelai and C-Money complaining about Snakes on a Plane. Man, that really takes us all back, doesn’t it? Back to when people thought the internet could be used for more than just posting cat gifs and yelling at those who don’t share our personal political beliefs. Back then, people thought crowdsourcing a movie and fill it with fan service would equal dollars. In a way, they weren’t wrong, but we all must remember that the internet cannot be trusted to do anything. Isn’t that right, Boaty McBoatface?
Review: Gilmore Girls – Season 7, Episode 3 “Lorelai’s First Cotillion”
I’ve spent more time than I care to calculate writing about this show. Even after all of that time, I don’t think I could categorize myself as a Gilmore Girls fan. I don’t dislike the show, but I’m not captured by it in the way so many people have been throughout the years. Having said that, it’s obvious that whatever made this show special is gone in season 7. Maybe it’ll get better?
Review: Gilmore Girls – Season 7, Episode 2 “That’s What You Get, Folks, For Makin’ Whoopie”
Luke punches C-Money in the face during the cold open. Review’s over! Nothing left to say! Thanks for reading!
Review: Gilmore Girls – Season 7, Episode 1 “The Long Morrow”
I cannot believe I made it all the way to Season 7! You guys! Season 7! 22 more reviews and I’m officially done with this project (though I’ll probably review the revival as well.)
Honestly, I’m not sure how to feel about this show going into Season 7. Season 6 was very difficult because basically every character that I liked ended up acting like a complete asshole by the end of the season. I don’t know what to expect with this season. I don’t even know what I want from this season. No more Poochie, I guess?
Review: Gotham – Season 2, Episode 22 “Transference”
It’s time to say goodbye to Gotham. I cannot think of a better way than with Bobby Darin’s mournful ballad, “The Curtain Falls.”
Last Ditch Effort 
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