Excellent analysis! Though I would argue that Paris is more of an INTJ. Case in point: "No man is an island but this woman is." 😂

This video is actually very detailed and fun! I love the Gilmore girls aesthetic

Lane could have done better.

You look like Lily Collins. :P

I actually found Rory's arc from "gifted kid" to "floundering adult" refreshing and relatable. But I agree that her character development is really unsatisfying overall. So often she learns the wrong lesson (by following her mother's example) or seems to improve, only to repeat the mistake later. She could have followed a similar character arc but learned from previous mistakes (or other examples like Paris & Jess) and ended up in a place that rewarded her hard work with some level of success. I think that would have been more satisfying. Also, it seems like Jess is meant to be to Rory what Luke is to Lorelai, and that's one time when learning from her mom's mistake (overlooking the reliable guy in front of you) would actually make sense.

This is late, but you are correct. ASP realized how popular Milo was and decided to make a spinoff for Jess to explore his relationship with his dad. The first season would have been at the same time as S4 of GG. It was called Windward Circle. The studio only ordered half a season and ASP refused to make it unless they guaranteed more episodes, so the pilot is the only episode ever shot. And yes, Jess was failed by pretty much everyone at some point. Even his biggest supporters (Luke and Rory) also let him down at times.

Ahh love the Lorelai purse!!

Omg your outfit 😍😍😍 If you can give links of where you got everything, that would be amazing 😁

I think jess fits a pda autistic profile and his mum and dad could be nd as well, partially explaining why they aren't bad people but they were unsupported and overwhelmed as parents. Also pda autists are autodidacta and school is worst environment from them. He thrived when he could learn and grow in other environments where he could follow his passions. Lorelai was really condescending to him with her little speech when he first came, presuming she could step into his life, immediately have his trust and guide and advice him. It was disrespectful to him to do that and he felt that and then mirrored that back at her. I think he was very insightful and could smell out smug, self righteousness and mirrored the disrespect right back. When people genuinely try with him he does try back, e.g with Emily. A big reason people don't like him is that he can act like a mirror. Some individuals and institutions don't like what they see in the mirror.

One of my favourite shows from 90s/2000s is 7th Heaven. I always loved their house style! It would be so awesome if you could do a video on that! Love your videos by the way! I have been thinking about this era so much lately! Thank you for all your great content!!

i watch 'Dawson's creek' for the first time and i now i think that GG creators were trying to make Rory into someone like Joey Potter - the one who's 'hard to forget' because she's smart, beautiful, kind-hearted and driven to success. They're even look alike - tall brunettes who's sometimes compared to Audrey Hepburn. But the difference is that Joey wasn't annoying (well, she was, but not that often lol ). She was loyal, she cared about her friends and even her exes, she had high moral principles. She came from a broken house and she really worked hard for everything good in her life. Rory was self-absorbed, she rarely cared about her friends (even about Lane, and she was very clear that she doesn't like Paris even when they became friends), she got her bright future on a silver platter because of her rich grandparents, she gave up on her dreams after the first inconvenience (Mitcham criticizing her). And she instantly alienated her mother, who did everything in her power to make her life better, the second Lorelai (literally the first time in her entire life) didn't want to cater for her tantrums. And let's not even talk about her moral ground, it was basically non-existent

Season 1 for me and season 4

Good points. I wish the Richard thing happend other than Jess screaming what’s going on. What bothered me was not that she kissed Jess while with Dean she acted like a jealous psycho when she came back and I don’t blame Dean for breaking up with her that night she was horrible. Yes even though I don’t like Rj she could have broken with Dean and dated Jess and let the relationship run its course

Sookie is type 3, w2 in my opinon, because - Basic Fear: Of being worthless,Basic Desire: To feel valuable and worthwhile. Caring a lot for others as a type 2. Healthy threes, like Sookie, are self-assured, energetic, and competent with high self-esteem: they believe in themselves and their own value. Adaptable, desirable, charming, and gracious. they are ambitious to improve themselves, to be “the best they can be”. Highly concerned with their performance, doing their job well, constantly driving self to achieve goals as if self-worth depends on it. Terrified of failure. this all comes out in her job. Paris is also type 3, but a very unhealthy one. fearing failure and humiliation, deceptive, vindictive, relentless, obsessed with success and image.

Lorelai is a type 8 (wing 7): Decisive, authoritative, and commanding: the natural leader others look up to. Take initiative, make things happen: champion people, provider, protective, and honorable, carrying others with their strength. Self-assertive, self-confident, and strong: have learned to stand up for what they need and want. A resourceful, “can do” attitude and passionate inner drive.. Become self-restrained and magnanimous, merciful and forbearing, mastering self through their self-surrender to a higher authority. Courageous, willing to put self in serious jeopardy to achieve their vision and have a lasting influence. ....Begin to dominate their environment, including others: want to feel that others are behind them, supporting their efforts. Swaggering, boastful, forceful, and expansive: the “boss” whose word is law. Proud, egocentric, want to impose their will and vision on everything, not seeing others as equals or treating them with respect........Self-sufficiency, financial independence, and having enough resources are important concerns: become enterprising, pragmatic, “rugged individualists,” wheeler-dealers. Risk-taking, hardworking, denying own emotional needs.

Paris Geller is, i think, Enneagram type 3: pragmatic and efficient, but also premeditated, losing touch with their own feelings beneath a smooth facade. Problems with intimacy, credibility, and “phoniness” emerge. Want to impress others with their superiority: constantly promoting themselves, making themselves sound better than they really are. Narcissistic, with grandiose, inflated notions about themselves and their talents. Exhibitionistic and seductive, as if saying “Look at me!” Arrogance and contempt for others is a defense against feeling jealous of others and their success. Fearing failure and humiliation, they can be exploitative and opportunistic, covetous of the success of others, and willing to do “whatever it takes” to preserve the illusion of their superiority... Devious and deceptive so that their mistakes and wrongdoings will not be exposed. Untrustworthy, maliciously betraying or sabotaging people to triumph over them. Delusionally jealous of others. vindictive, attempting to ruin others’ happiness. Relentless, obsessive about destroying whatever reminds them of their own shortcomings and failures.

i think Emily Gilmore is Enneagram type 1:Can be highly dogmatic, self-righteous, intolerant, and inflexible. Begin dealing in absolutes: they alone know “The Truth.” Everyone else is wrong: very severe in judgments, while rationalizing own actions. Become obsessive about imperfection and the wrongdoing of others (every maid, or Emily's own daughter, etc.) although they may fall into contradictory actions, hypocritically doing the opposite of what they preach. Become condemnatory toward others, punitive and cruel to rid themselves of wrongdoers. Ones are people of practical action- they want to be useful in the best sense of the word. On some level of consciousness, they feel that they “have a mission” to fulfill in life, if only to try their best to reduce the disorder they see in their environment. Ones have a strong sense of purpose, they also typically feel that they have to justify their actions to themselves, and often to others as well. This orientation causes Ones to spend a lot of time thinking about the consequences of their actions, as well as about how to keep from acting contrary to their convictions. Because of this, Ones often persuade themselves that they are “head” types, rationalists who proceed only on logic and objective truth. But, the real picture is somewhat different: Ones are actually activists who are searching for an acceptable rationale for what they feel they must do.

I honestly think that Emily Gilmore is actually Enneagram type 1: Can be highly dogmatic, self-righteous, intolerant, and inflexible. Begin dealing in absolutes: they alone know “The Truth.” Everyone else is wrong: very severe in judgments, while rationalizing own actions. Become obsessive about imperfection and the wrongdoing of others (every maid, or Emily's own daughter, etc.) although they may fall into contradictory actions, hypocritically doing the opposite of what they preach. Become condemnatory toward others, punitive and cruel to rid themselves of wrongdoers. Ones are people of practical action-they wish to be useful in the best sense of the word. On some level of consciousness, they feel that they “have a mission” to fulfill in life, if only to try their best to reduce the disorder they see in their environment. Although Ones have a strong sense of purpose, they also typically feel that they have to justify their actions to themselves, and often to others as well. This orientation causes Ones to spend a lot of time thinking about the consequences of their actions, as well as about how to keep from acting contrary to their convictions. Because of this, Ones often persuade themselves that they are “head” types, rationalists who proceed only on logic and objective truth. But, the real picture is somewhat different: Ones are actually activists who are searching for an acceptable rationale for what they feel they must do.

I would love to live in Stars Hollow.

emily is enneagram 2, SO2 to be specific. they’re similar to 1s bc they’re usually perfectionist and cold.

I love season 5&7

You: “what was that show I watched where the characters had no redeeming qualities?” Me: Dawson’s creek? 😂

Ok but you had me dying laughing at your reaction in episode 8 with the med student in that scene😂😂

team logan fs

Nothing wrong with this character - people are flawed

I love one tree hill

I just finished the whole thing now, may 20, 2024. Inlcuding the year in the life. I want more!!! Thanks to Netflix

while the series starts getting frustrating by the end i do feel like some growth was made by most characters but then its the REBOOT that undoes EVERYTHING

I know I am a year late to this video but! Ive always noticed how out of place Loralai's boyfriend's house (I think his name was Jason) felt in the show. The style there felt so different to everything else in the show.

NOUUUU KIRKKKKK

I am 14 right now, watched the show with my elder sister when i was 11/12. Jess has always been my fav character and not because i have like a crush on him or smth but his character just has soo much potential i just can't believe the writers fumbled him this bad and I don't even ship rory/jess a lot

I think she should've never met logan and stayed with Jess

In the end, Mitchum was right, unfortunately. I used to think that he actually tested her, because the things he said - "you don't have it what it takes to be a journalist" could be proven wrong by Rory's persistence, her not abandoning everything on the spot. Remember, Cars 3 - a female car from the older generation, Louise Nash, was directly and bluntly told off, wasn't even given a race number - but she believed that was what she wanted, so she stole the number and did it despite everything.

i love jess personally but him with rory was terrible

Why do we have to like Rory? Why does she have to be the hero? What character trait does she have that makes us want to root for her? If that's what you want from the show, you might as well stop watching at the end of season 3. Maybe we should trust the direction ASP took, that this girl has too many things piling up against her (both internal and external) and that her train wreck of a life is more entertaining than it would have been if she learned because, uh, she read a lot?

Haha this is such a niche video but I love it

finally someone who loves fall as much as u love fall 🍂

I like to think like "a year in the life" didn't happen, it just didn't really make sense.

Wow, self reflection! Why is there the need to fix anyone? The only person I need to fix/work on is myself. It's up to Rory to change herself and my job to have acceptance that people dont always turn out the way I want them to.

Dan's actor filmed episode 12 with pneumonia and was quite high on cough syrup during most of the shots.

When they don't have games Lucas cover's the actor's real tattoo by wearing long sleeves.

Chad Michael Murray was so bad at basketball that the producers had to hire a coach just to make him look even moderately believable and his lack of ability slowed down production because they had to reshoot scenes until he makes it.

The creator of the show wanted Chad Michael Murray to play Nathan because he had seen his acting roles and how he always played the bad guy, but the producers had many disagreements over him playing either Lucas or Nathan and so they decided to bring him in for his opinion and he said that he was interested in playing Lucas because that character's life had a lot of similarities to his own life. James Lafferty had more experience as a basketball player than as an actor and he auditioned for Lucas but didn't get it because he wasn't what directors saw as Lucas and after some auditions for Nathan, he was given notes on his acting and the directors did not see him as suitable for the role, but they called him back to five or six auditions and that they were only going to bring him to the network because they just didn't have the guy and on his first day of acting for the network he came in and just blew everybody away like surprisingly away. The producers had met Hilarie Burton in casting for the movie Radio, after she was just coming off her MTV work and hadn't really done much acting since she was principally a television host, but she had a remarkable quality.

Bethany Joy Lenz said that she thought that Haley's storyline with Nathan was brought in just as another conflict with Lucas but then it changed when she and Lafferty had chemistry.

Bethany Joy Lenz said that when she watched this episode that she thought that they were setting up a Dawson/Joey relationship with Lucas/Haley because that's what they were originally going for, but Chad and Joy had no chemistry, so it just didn't work and their energy was so sibling-ness, that it didn't happen.

Hilarie Burton said that the vibe of the series was originally a really sweet, small-town aw-shucks kind of show but with this 8 Mile underbelly of the kid from the wrong side of the tracks.

Sophia Bush had to audition three times and in her first audition she was rejected for not being sexy enough, then in her second audition she was rejected for being too sexy and in her third audition she was finally given the role.

The creator initially wrote this as a movie called Ravens and he sent the producers a short 25-page script and after reading it they approached the creator about pursuing the project because they were interested in the premise but believed that it should be a TV series instead so that way, they can spend more time with these characters in this world, but the creator wasn't sold on the idea but the producers refused to give up and so they pursued him for 4 years about the project and told him that it would be better as a Television series, then he finally gave in and agreed to develop it as a show instead but he said that the network wasn't in love with the name because they felt like it was too sport-centric, since Ravens is the name of the basketball team and so he renamed it One Tree Hill which is a U2 song from the band's 1987 album, The Joshua Tree which he had been listening to while writing the original script and so he suggested the title with the idea of naming the fictional town in the series Tree Hill and the network loved it, then after getting the cast they realized that there wasn't enough humor and then after The O.C. debuted they had to turn up the sexy because they were competing with them since The O.C. had started out with high rating's while One Tree Hill had started out with low rating's but then it picked up after their second week and by the eighth week it had gotten enough attention from the network that they decided that they were going to keep it and not pull the plug but people were always afraid that they would end up getting cancelled or lost in the clutter of all the new shows and high concepts.

I loved the 1st and the seasons with Jess, so I guess Jess was in the 2nd and 3rd? I didn’t like it when Rory went to college and when she had an affair with married Dean. It was sad and a bummer