"Gilmore Girls" Here Comes the Son (2003)

Director:

Amy Sherman

Writers:

Amy Sherman (creator)
Amy Sherman (written by)

TV Series:

"Gilmore Girls" (2000)

Original Air Date:

13 May 2003 (Season 3, Episode 21)

Genre:

Drama | Family | Comedy

Plot:

While Rory frets over her last term of finals before graduation, Jess finds himself in Venice, California where he rejoins his Dad and meets his live-in girlfriend and her book loving daughter. |

Plot Keywords:

California | Reference To Superman | Stylist | Santa Monica California | Ocean

Cast

Lauren Graham	...	Lorelai Gilmore
Alexis Bledel	...	Rory Gilmore
Melissa McCarthy	...	Sookie St. James (credit only)
Keiko Agena	...	Lane Kim
Yanic Truesdale	...	Michel Gerard (credit only)
Scott Patterson	...	Luke Danes
Liza Weil	...	Paris Geller
Milo Ventimiglia	...	Jess Mariano
Sean Gunn	...	Kirk Gleason (credit only)
Kelly Bishop	...	Emily Gilmore
Edward Herrmann	...	Richard Gilmore
Rob Estes	...	Jimmy
Sherilyn Fenn	...	Sasha
Alix Kermes	...	Lily
Shelly Cole	...	Madeline Lynn

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Argentina:Atp

Company:

Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions

Trivia:

This episode was actually a pilot for a proposed spin-off series starring 'Milo Ventimiglia'. It was tentatively titled "Windward Circle". The WB had committed to six episodes of the series. But the network dropped the project citing cost issues due to filming on location in Venice, California. Ventimiglia then left the series as a regular, making only occasional appearances.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Luke comes over to tell Lorelai about Jess, he's beckoning from outside the back kitchen door. However, as Lorelai goes through the door and the camera angle changes, they're standing in front of the side living room door.

Quotes:

Rory: I can't finish all this and sleep at the same time.
Lorelai: You have to sleep. It's what keeps you pretty.
Rory: Who cares if I'm pretty if I fail my finals?
Lorelai: Oh-kay. You've got this so completely backwards.

Movie Connections:

References Sabrina (1954)