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Set in a storybook Connecticut town populated by an eclectic mix of dreamers, artists and everyday folk, this multigenerational drama about family and friendship centers around Lorelai Gilmore and her daughter, Rory. Lorelai owns the town's bed-and-breakfast, the Dragonfly Inn, with best friend/chef Sookie, and contends with weekly dinners with eccentric, well-off parents Richard and Emily Gilmore (who always have something to say about their daughter's life). After high school, Rory attends Yale University but frequently returns to Stars Hollow to visit her mom.
S2, EP10 "The Bracebridge Dinner"
Rory does all she can to control the rivalry between Dean and Jess; Lorelai invites just about everyone to an elaborate feast.
S2, EP11 "Secrets and Loans"
Lorelai is angry when Rory tells Emily about their home's termite damage and Emily offers a repair loan.
S6, EP9 "The Prodigal Daughter Returns"
A surprise phone call from Christopher brings up issues of trust between Lorelai and Luke; Lorelai and Rory make their first move toward reconciliation.
S6, EP10 "He's Slippin' 'Em Bread ... Dig?"
After a long absence, Christopher reappears in Lorelai and Rory's lives with an offer to make up for lost time; Lane deals with Zach's jealousy over a song Brian wrote about her.
S4, EP10 "The Nanny and the Professor"
Shocked Lorelai learns Jason (Chris Eigeman) attended a charity event with someone else; Paris sneaks out to meet professor Flemming (Michael York), forcing Rory to make excuses for her to the paper's editor (Danny Strong).
S4, EP9 "Ted Koppel's Big Night Out"
Richard and Emily invite Lorelai and Rory to their fancy tailgate party at the Harvard-Yale game; Rory is shocked to see Paris and a distinguished professor (Michael York) kissing.
S4, EP8 "Die, Jerk"
After Rory writes a scathing review of the Yale ballet, she becomes the target of the vindictive lead ballerina (Katherine Brunk).
S4, EP7 "The Festival of Living Art"
When the townspeople stage famous paintings, Rory portrays a young woman in a Renaissance work, Lorelai appears as the beauty in Renoir's "Dance at Bougival," and Kirk embodies Jesus in Da Vinci's "The Last Supper."
