Wie ich gerade gesehen habe, gibt es schon Spoiler zu der 5. Staffel:
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5.01 - Say Goodbye to Daisy Miller (air date: 09.21.04)
Lindsay is in this episode. Christopher, Jason, and Paris are not.
Rory is not in Europe in this episode.
NEW! The season premiere opens at some point before the finale ended and continues on instead of cutting out with Rory standing on the front lawn like the finale did.
NEW! ROMANCE AND ROAST BEEF - Picking up on the same night as last season's finale, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) is very upset that Rory (Alexis Bledel) has lost her virginity to her married ex-boyfriend Dean (Jared Padalecki). Luke (Scott Patterson) is happy and relieved to learn that Lorelai wants to pursue their new romantic relationship. Meanwhile, after announcing that she and Richard (Edward Herrmann) are officially separated, Emily (Kelly Bishop) decides to leave immediately for Paris. Realizing that Dean's marriage may not be over after all, Rory agrees to spend the summer in Europe with Emily. Melissa McCarthy, Keiko Agena, Yanic Truesdale, Liz Torres and Sean Gunn also star. Amy Sherman-Palladino wrote and directed the episode
5.02 - A Messenger, Nothing More (air date: 09.28.04)
Michel is forced to babysit a seven-year-old boy and a nine-year-old girl at the inn while their parents go antique shopping. He plays board games with them and takes them to the cider mill parade in town, where they see Lorelai and Luke watching Miss Patty's dance class perform.
5.03 - (title unknown) (air date: 10.05.04)
NEW! Rory and Lorelai are splitting their Friday nights between Emily in the main Gilmore house and Richard in another house on the property. They visit Richard (and his new valet) first, leaving when Emily's maid notifies them that dinner is ready in the main house.
When she's moving into her Yale dorm, with the help of movers, Rory sees Glenn with his parents. He's embarrassed because he didn't find out until too late that it's uncool for sophomores to have their parents move them in. He asks Rory to go along with his cover story: His parents Linda and Bob are his older friends Gladys and Bill and the three of them spend the previous night bar-hopping. After Glenn and his parents leave, Rory runs into Marty.
While still with Marty, Rory talks to Paris on the phone. Paris informs Rory that Asher Flemming died over the summer, leaving Paris to handle his affairs. Marty asks Rory if Asher died in bed. He didn't; Marty lost the pool.
Later, Marty and Rory go out for coffee. He tells her that he recently found out his uncle Jerry is really his father. They run into rich students who recognize Marty. He reminds them that he tended bar for their parties.
Paris and Rory are living together in Branford, but this year they have their own rooms. When Rory gets back to the dorm, she finds that Paris is there and has switched their rooms around.
Lorelai and Luke go to a restaurant run by an older couple (Mazie and Buddy) who know Luke (and call him Lucas). Mazie tells Lorelai that it used to be a whorehouse and that she likes that it has a history. Mazie insists on serving them champagne (Luke would rather have a beer) because they're on a date.
Paris made up flyers with Asher's picture on them. She wants people to be able to pay tribute to him. When Rory's out posting the flyers, she sees the rich kids she met earlier with Marty. They're looking for someone. She see them go to her own door and overhears one of them say, "This is where she lives."
Emily eats dinner alone with a Tony Bennett CD playing. When she's finished, she goes into the living room and starts to read but closes her book. She goes to the window. A car's headlights illuminate the window as she looks outside and sees something that surprises her.[/spoiler]
Außerdem gibt es schon Bilder zu der ersten Folge:
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