吉尔莫女孩第一季

在很懵懂的年代，女人戏码在我心里无非两种，要么缠绵悱恻，要么苦大仇深。

美国人的思维帮助我又一次推翻了自己的错觉。

翻翻最近看过的剧集，美国的各色女人在里面坚韧而倔强的活着，无论是职场，欢场，秀场，战场，都是各有各的妙境在。

新英格兰的养尊处优的desperate housewife们和沐浴加州阳光的阳光丽人显然是不一样的，纽约大道上妖娆百媚的敲黑莓键盘的cashmere mafia和康涅狄格小镇里的无政府主义的疯癫小女人更不可能为伍。

可是一并收录眼里，上演的是女人世界里微妙的楚门秀。

美国人有很奇特的划界欲，他们眼里的范畴比中国人要清晰的多。

即便是绝望也要分出个social class，所以在他们的女人戏里，会体察到清晰无比的脸谱式设定来。

所以我们看到了在濒临绝望的边缘，Rex Van De Kamp布尔乔亚的顾影自怜，Gabrielle发迹明星的膨胀虚荣，Lynette中产阶级的尴尬，还有susan小资的黑色幽默。

这群女人，比起sex and the city里面的四个单身女子来，更显得粉墨气十足。

不过绝望主妇的整个基调也许就是如此，紫藤街舞台上的异彩纷呈日夜不休，而那些戏里戏外的小料和画外音里温柔的慈悲，都变成了一层又一层讽刺亦然关照亦然的戏中戏。

难怪第一夫人劳拉也要每夜守着，那里或许也正有着她与她的朋友们的影子。

有一天翻看时尚杂志，专题做的很吊人胃口，"uptown girl",上城女孩云云。

旁边所配衬的华服依旧是最新的学院派，倒是几部被挑选进入这一阵营的美剧，吸引了我的眼球。

Gossip girls是刚刚风靡过去的典型纽约曼哈顿上流社会普及片，里面都是提早进入了成人浮华世界的女孩子们，虽然私立学校的校服范依旧让年轻女孩子能够找到些许认同。

另外一边是Gilmore girls，打得的温情牌，女主角一脸羞涩的笑容，赫本式的装扮，更如同老式童话里的上流公主。

被这种过气的温暖所打动，我找来还在2001年的第一季，美式小镇生活的可爱与琐碎，都一一呈现。

尤其是在这里长大的女孩子，如同那个Rory一样，单纯而聪慧，爱情与学业两不误。

看到很多自己的影子，那个无政府主义的青春期，和闺蜜一起嘲笑所有的由学校和社会所构建起来的装腔作势，在房间的柜子里藏很多的独立CD，为了某个新转学过来的男生的温暖眉眼而心动，在课桌前贴满那个让你心仪的大学梦。

在这里面可以找到很多与中国人共同的价值体系，不知道是刻意的营造还是Hollow Star这个真实存在的小镇真的如此美好。

而Rory和大她16岁的妈妈，仿若另一个世界里的女人，脱离了社会阶级，或许说是游移在那些烦人的主流价值之外，她们很独立又乐活，她们一起喋喋不休的谈论男人和男孩，她们一起在小镇的狂欢和会议上冷眼旁观，她们还可以一起为了Harvard而奋斗。

这样的女人戏，或许也是存在在那群美国人心里的乌托邦，暧昧不清的小世界里，如此简单而温暖的成长，人们大多彼此熟识的小城镇，可以争吵和拥抱的好朋友，还有在生命的最初让自己手足无措的男孩子。

所以一上演就是七季，据说后来的Rory去了耶鲁，还从里面毕业了。

只想慢悠悠的去跟着Rory成长，也许这才是真正魅惑很多人的地方。

You can’t find anything like Gilmore Girls.Quick-paced and charming.Real and catchy.Blemish-free face and imperfect characters.From high school bookworm slash weirdo and her complicated mother-daughter relationship to romance being mostly dysfunctional, we heard witty dialogue and reference with all the fast-talking. Between small-town quirky folks and old money, we felt hilarious yet strangely comforting.There are so many conflicts and explosions throughout the show, along with dozens of heart-warming stories. Together, it brings along a whole lot of drama and reminds me and my family. Emily the blue blood control freak & faithful wife with lifelong loyalty: I am most connected to, and my mom seems to be.Lorelai the indecisive true love believer & open-minded modern mommy: I like and wannabe.Rory the immature trust fund baby & well-educated hypocrite & double standard cheater: I understand but hate to be. And Finally, Team Jess all the way.

记得是在大四的暑假的时候，后知后觉的地才发现这个剧，真的很不错，从一开始看就停不下来，很少有这种讲家庭生活小细节的剧能这么吸引人

记得英语课上，老师曾说过，人生要经历四个阶段：be someone be yourselfbe someone nicebe no one虽然现在已过了一心只想模仿某人的懵懂时期，但觉得自己现在还是在 be someone 阶段，而那个someone一定有Rory的影子。

I am crazy about Rory Period.喜欢她湛蓝湛蓝纯洁真诚的眼睛喜欢她朴素却不失青春活力的的装束喜欢她说话的调调喜欢她的机智灵敏喜欢她背着大书包上学放学喜欢她努力学习的样子喜欢看她用大号笔记本记笔记喜欢她交朋友时不卑不亢喜欢她第一次情窦初开，被Dean初吻的娇羞喜欢她有一个亲密的知心密友喜欢她有时也会情绪低落耍耍小性子喜欢她和妈妈相处的方式喜欢她生活的那个小镇……小镇生活温馨而美好，但也不是一帆风顺，平凡中带着些许并波澜不惊。

时间一天一天过得很快，但我只想慢悠悠的跟着Rory一块成长。

剧终，Rory从Yale毕业，选择她一直想做的事，义无反顾地向前走。

那我呢？

什么时候可以真正做到 be myself ?!

平静美丽的小镇，迷人可爱的母女，各色各异的小镇居民，日常生活中温馨快乐的点点滴滴，让整出剧看起来赏心悦目。

对白语速很快，对话风趣幽默。

所有这些都使得这部简单的生活剧热播六季不衰。

喜欢这种类型剧集的人千万不要错过！

（好像广告一样）除了Gilmore母女之外，里面的很多角色都各有各趣，比如说那个什么都干的科克，还有那个小镇酒店的法国前台，都让人觉得妙趣横生。

这是一部非常平和的剧集。

如果你喜欢激烈刺激，她绝对不适合你。

在这不剧集仲，你将充分地感受美国小城镇里的社区生活。

看过这部电视剧以后，观众会认为美国的小镇生活实在是非常完美。

平等、关心、友谊，所有的美好事务这里都具备。

即使有一点点烦恼，也都是些无足轻重的事情。

我想,这个词,再适合不过这部电视剧了.起初的起初,我只是无意间在豆瓣上随便找找,能够找到一部来代替oc的电视剧,看见了GG,这个GG和最近的GG(gossip girls)还有所区别.同样都是在东部的人,东部的事,同样都是年轻少女,同样最终都去了yale,但是他们的生活完全不一样.我想说,gossip girls看完之后,我可以立刻跑去自己的衣柜里寻找衣服去做搭配,或者饿着自己不吃饭直到减到满意为止;可是看Gilmore girls,我却是晚上躺在床上,大口吃着巧克力,或者薯条,跟着她一起哭一起笑,甚至看完之后想立刻拿起西方经济学好好学习.随后的第七季,在视频上已然是找不到了,于是我一集一集的下载,为的就是还能在午夜时分可以享受着温暖带给我的体验.因为这部剧,我真的爱上了冬天.我记得前几季的后半部分很多戏份都是冬天完成的,看到Rory穿着大大的棉服,背着书包,和lane,或者Dean一起走路 喝咖啡,真的是很有趣的生活.因为这部剧,我真的爱上了美国的东部,爱上了yale,爱上了hartford,爱上了咖啡,爱上了多纳圈,爱上了小镇.我甚至爱上了每一个和Rory在一起的人,包括lane,包括Dean,包括后来的Jess.我想,在冬日暖暖之时,我会依然泡杯咖啡,然后坐在电脑旁 继续重复的欣赏这部电视剧.

10.重建一座不太好吃的桥：LORELAI: Sold. So, we are holding a Knit-a-thon the day after tomorrow to raise money to rebuild the old muddy river bridge.CHRISTOPHER: What's wrong with the bridge?LORELAI: Well we rebuilt it a couple years ago, but now it's started to rot.CHRISTOPHER: Oh yeah.LORELAI: Yeah, it's too bad, too, 'cause it was gorgeous. We all loved, loved, loved it. It was sturdy and strong, made out of this beautiful Japanese maple – which it turns out is exactly the kind of wood that attracts beetles, and I'm not talking British-invasion kinda Beatles. I'm talking the kind of beetles that like to eat wood. So now we're gonna make it out of a less-delicious wood.9" LORELAI'S HOUSE – LIVING ROOM[Lorelai is knitting on the couch]LORELAI: Good morning.CHRISTOPHER: Well, good morning, Madame Defarge.LORELAI: Good morning, Mr. "I remember stuff from English class in high school."CHRISTOPHER: Can I ask how long this Mr. "Long sentence of words strung together" thing is gonna last?LORELAI: I'm not sure, Mr. "Doesn't understand "the more annoying you tell me a bit is, the more I want to do it."CHRISTOPHER: Look at you, knitting away, just like a proper married lady the picture of domesticity.LORELAI: Ha ha ha."Madame Thérèse Defarge is a fictional character in the book A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. She is the wife of Ernest Defarge and a tireless worker for the French Revolution.She is arguably the main villain of the book, and ruthlessly seeks revenge against the Evrèmondes, including Charles Darnay, his wife Lucie Manette and their child for crimes against her family. These crimes include the deaths of her sister, father, and brother.Symbolically, she represents one aspect of the Fates. She knits, and her knitting secretly encodes the names of those people she will have killed. The Fates used yarn to measure out the life of a man, and cut it to end it.8RICHARD: To the happy couple...LORELAI: Oh, well, not the time.RICHARD: ...To Lorelai and Christopher.RORY: Hear, hear!EMILY: To Lorelai and Christopher.LORELAI: Long may they live. Okay, time to open?EMILY: Yes, you may open your present. For heavens sakes you're like a dolphin at feeding time.Emily和Richard兴致勃勃地给新婚的Lor和Chris敬酒，Lor却故意接话把给自己的祝词说成：祝他们（Lor和Chris）寿比南山。

7Emily和Richard要给Lor和Chris办婚礼，Lor极力拒绝,把话扯到婚礼周年纪念：EMILY: Yes we do speaking of which, we have decided that we would like to throw you two a wedding party.LORELAI: Oh, that's very sweet.CHRISTOPHER: Very sweet.LORELAI: Very sweet mum, but you know what -- it's totally unnecessary. Look you already gave us "wolf girl," which, I mean, ah? How do you top that?RICHARD: We insist.LORELAI: Dad we're already married. Isn't it too late?EMILY: No but soon it will be. We need to get on this right away.RICHARD: We don't want it to look as if there's anything to be ashamed of here, if we don’t through a party who knows what people will think?LORELAI: Why don't you give us an anniversary party? Ha like a 10th? Wouldn't that be nice, honey? I mean, what is 10 -- bronze, sandstone, particleboard?RORY: Actually, it's tin.EMILY: But that's not for 10 years.LORELAI: Giving you plenty of time to plan. [Too Rory] Tin?RORY: Things just stick in my brain.6This base board's not level（水平）.5LUKE : A disaster in progress. This baseboard belongs in a funhouse.LORELAI: Luke, going up there is like busting into an operating room in the middle of a heart transplant, you know? And then getting mad at the surgeon because the guy's heart is on the outside. And you're like, hey, his heart should be in his chest, and the surgeon's like, dude, I'm not done yet, get out of the operating room!4LORELAI: Hey, uh, help! Fire! Fire! We're on fire down here, help! Flames crackling, marshmallows toasting, save us!LUKE [coming down the stairs]: What are you doing yelling 'Fire'? You can't do that.LORELAI: No, that only pertains to（相称于，适合）movie theaters. Crowded ones. You're watching a Wednesday matinee（周二的廉价电影） of Deuce Bigalow, you can yell 'Fire' all you want. Hell, you can start a fire a no one will complain.Toasted or roasted marshmallows （marshmallow：a kind of confection, 药属葵, 药属葵蜜）A popular, traditional treat in North America (Canada and the USA) is created by toasting marshmallows; usually over a campfire or other source of open flame. A marshmallow is placed on the end of a stick or skewer and heated briefly. This creates a caramelized outer skin with a liquid, melted layer underneath. According to individual preference, they are heated to various degrees—from a gentle toasting to igniting and burning the outer layer. Either the toasted marshmallow can be eaten whole or the outside layer can be consumed separately and the marshmallow toasted again. S'mores are made by placing a toasted marshmallow with chocolate between graham crackers.3You're going to be one of those weird old people who hordes（游牧，收藏) empty film canisters(罐子）and laundry measuring scoops.2Rosie O'Donnell plays a retarded woman who's obsessed with riding the bus and Andie MacDowell is her uptight（极端保守的，经济拮据的）, big city sister.1Well, at least try to pare（削减） this box down a little, please?

"Nancy Botwin (Weed) seems to be Lorelai Gilmore’s long lost, drug dealing sister." Anyone? :-)"(Aaron) Sorkin is often presented as one of the auteurs of modern television, an innovator and an original voice. But he’s more logically placed in a school of showrunners who favor patterspeak, point-counterpoint, and dialogue-driven tributes to the era of screwball romance. Some of this banter is intelligent; just as often, however, it’s artificial intelligence, predicated on the notion that more words equal smarter. Besides Sorkin, these creators include Shonda Rhimes (whose Washington melodrama, “Scandal,” employs cast members from “The West Wing”); Amy Sherman-Palladino, of “The Gilmore Girls” (and the appealing new “Bunheads”); and David E. Kelley, who created “Ally McBeal” and “Boston Legal.” Sorkin is supposed to be on a different level from his peers: longer words, worldlier topics."

Sometimes the whiteness of this show just gets a bit too much. I don’t entirely hate it. It’s very pro-femisim, which is rare for a 00s TV show, but I lowkey feel the Gilmore girls are Karens sometimes: egocentric and annoying in their own ways with privileges taken for granted while the whole town blindly favors them regardless of the situations (several outsider characters’ remarks on the town being a “cult town” actually feel true). The show tries to depict Lorelai and Rory as small-town working class but they benefit from all the upper-class resources through Lorelai’s parents, and needless to say how problematic her parents are…This kind of setting feels like cheating in some ways as it conveniently makes the privileged characters more down-to-earth and relatable. It’s also kind of disappointing to see how many white girls online idolize Rory and the show. And again an Asian girl, Lane, is trivialized despite she has the same potential as Rory, and of course she has a stereotypical tiger mom. Even Paris’ character is trivilaized though she seems to have an interesting back story as well. I get that the show is about the Gilmore girls but it goes to an extent that everything seems to be about them and everyone is supposed to empathize with them. The perspetcive is too unilateral, becoming a little tiring to watch after half a season. ps.还有我真的有点看不下去Dean和Rory谈恋爱，也看不下去Lorelai和Max/Luke/Christopher的感情线。

去youtube上把Jess和Rory的爱情线剪辑提前看完了，也不用为了这点玻璃渣糖扫之后几季了。

觉得Rory翘课去纽约找Jess，Jess最后隔着巴士窗户问Rory为什么来，以及Jess帮Rory关洒水器但听到Dean要来又拧开了这两场戏可能是这么久以来看过的最可爱自然的美剧小孩暧昧片段。

尽管到后来他们有严重的anger management和communication issues (and the unconsented makeout scene?), 但前期暧昧还是很好磕。