So I just spent the last hour crying as I watched the last Gilmore Girls.   I don't think I watched this series from the beginning, I might have caught repeats on ABC Family or started watching when I was in grad school, but when I discovered it, I was hooked.  I think the series ended wonderfully - the focus of the show was still the family relationship, especially the mother/daughter story (loved how the last scene of the finale was the same as the last scene of the pilot).   If I could live in Stars Hollow, I would sign up in a minute.  I feel like such a girl for crying and smiling at the same time, but it was a really sweet show and I'll miss it. 
I once read an article about some type of uber-Christian teen convention.  The organizers had  all the kids write the different ways in which Satan tempts them on pieces of paper for some type of releasing.  I found the whole activity disturbing, but one girl wrote Gilmore Girls on her slip.  This really perplexed me.  How could a show about your mom being your best friend be the work of Satan?  I found the whole series to be about the different types of families and the value of each relationship in creating a whole, well rounded person.   If anything, the Gilmore Girls personified family values in the modern age.
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Amy, Magalie and I just watched Gilmour Girls too. We always watched it if we were together Tuesday evenings. Sometimes sappy but good just the same.
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