Gilmore Girls

Rory is flustered around Dean; Lorelai must cancel a date with Rory's teacher to attend Cinnamon's funeral.

After Lorelai encourages Sookie to ask out Jackson, she finds herself on a double date with Jackson's weird cousin; Rory goes on a double date as well.

Lorelai is hurt when she is excluded from her parents' Christmas bash, but she rushes to the hospital after her father collapses at the party.

Rory and her grandfather enjoy a glorious day of golf, making Lorelai feel left out; the inn hosts a double wedding with two sets of identical twins.

Rory doesn't tell her mother about her first kiss with Dean, and a vexed Lorelai embarrasses her daughter by inviting Dean over to the house to watch videos.

Rory is stranded at her grandparents' house by a snowstorm; Lorelai spends the night with Rory's teacher, Max; the townspeople re-enact a Revolutionary War battle.

Lorelai tries to break up with Rory's teacher, Max, on parent-teacher night, which leads to more problems for her daughter at school.

Lorelai must ask her estranged parents for financial help when her daughter, Rory, is accepted into a prestigious prep school.

Emily throws an elegant birthday party for an embarrassed Rory, who blows up at her grandmother; Rory later invites her grandparents to a wild party.

Rory and Dean fall asleep together following a fairytale evening at a formal dance, leading to a blowout between Lorelai and her mother over discipline.

Rory becomes obsessive about studying for a Shakespeare exam after she receives her first D grade, but when she misses the exam it leads to a parent-teacher conference.

Lorelai oversleeps and accompanies her daughter to prep school wearing cut-off jeans and cowboy boots; Rory antagonizes Chilton's top student.

When Rory's father makes an unexpected visit, he awakens long-buried feelings of passion in Lorelai, as well as inspiring anger in Lorelai's parents.

Though Lorelai is excited about going to a Bangles concert, she offers the four concert tickets to Rory and three of her new schoolmates.

A road trip through her granddaughter's past inspires Emily to make up for the material things Rory did not have growing up.

Lorelei finally tells Emily that she is getting married, but her mother's disinterest hurts her feelings.

Rory's efforts at socializing land her in the popular clique; Lorelai finds herself matching Emily in a fund-raising fashion show.

Lorelai becomes increasingly serious about Max; Luke's girlfriend accuses him of being in love with Lorelai; Rory attempts to win Dean back.

Luke takes in his wild 17-year-old nephew, ignoring Lorelai's well-intentioned advice; Rory is drawn to the new guy in town.

Rory runs to her grandparents' house after discovering Lorelai and Max are dating again; Lorelai discovers the truth behind Dean and Rory's breakup.

Rory agrees to make a debut at a debutante ball, while Lorelai asks Rory's father (David Sutcliffe) to present his daughter at the event.

Lorelai impulsively calls Rory's father, Christopher, during her bachelorette party and realizes that she cannot marry Max.

Jealous Dean monitors the rehearsals when Rory and Tristan are cast as Romeo and Juliet in the school play.

Lorelai accepts Max's wedding proposal; Richard's disapproval of Dean leads to a fight between Rory and her grandfather.

Rory's boyfriend declares his love for her; Lorelai endures dinner with her parents and a blind date.

Lorelai enlists Luke to help find a missing chick; Rory quarrels with her boyfriend over housewifery.

Rory kisses Tristan at a party after fighting with Dean; Lorelai impulsively shows up at Max's house for a night of lovemaking.

When she learns that the Independence Inn may be sold, Lorelai frets that her dream of opening an inn with Sookie may be doomed.

With the wedding called off, mother and daughter travel to Harvard University, where Rory gets a glimpse of college life and Lorelai confronts a past that could have been.

Rory's great-grandmother offers Lorelai a trust fund for Rory's education, causing Emily to fear losing her newfound relationship with them.

Rory is delighted that her former headmaster asks her to host a girl who is thinking of applying to Yale; Lorelai and Luke have their first fight when she buys an old boat that had belonged to his father.

Rory and Lorelai decide to confront Richard and Emily, individually, about their separation, but when Emily announces her plans to start dating again, they have no chance.

Richard starts his recovery two days after his bypass surgery; when she returns to Yale, Rory finds that an attractive young professor is teaching Richard's economics class; Lorelai and Sookie plan a funeral for Michel's dog.

Lorelai, Rory and Emily take a road trip to North Carolina to attend a wedding; Lane goes into labor.

As the town prepares for its annual spring festival, Rory brings Logan home and shows him around town; Taylor spends the entire festival budget on a hay-bale maze; Rory struggles with decisions about her future.

Lorelai works up the courage to tell her parents about the breakup of her marriage; Emily institutes a no-alcohol policy at a Friday-night dinner to help Richard recover from his heart attack.

Lorelai goes to Luke's diner, but they find that they are uncomfortable together; when law schools and medical schools accept Paris, she decides to reassess her relationship with Doyle; Rory gets a surprising letter.

Lorelai tries to cheer up anxiety-ridden Rory with a day of eating and shopping; Lorelai invites Luke to join her and Rory at a bar for karaoke.

Lorelai and Sookie are thrilled when author Norman Mailer and a young reporter make return visits to the inn's dining room, but Sookie's awe turns to annoyance when the writer fails to order any food.

Rory is touched when Emily and Richard throw a party to introduce her to their Yale alumni friends; when Dean arrives at the party to pick up Rory, it is clear to him that he has no place in her privileged world.

Emily and Richard throw a graduation party in Rory's honor; Logan makes a surprise request at the festivities; Rory and Paris receive their diplomas.

Rory gets a long-awaited call from The New York Times offering her an informational interview; Logan admits his business disaster to Rory; Luke discovers that Liz and T.J. are trying to sell his boat.

Logan brings Rory to an event staged by his secret society, where she finds herself participating in a thrilling and dangerous stunt.

Lorelai and Luke reach a new understanding; Stars Hollow throws Rory a huge graduation party.

Rory is disappointed when Logan doesn't invite her to be his date at a book-signing party thrown by his father; Richard spies Emily talking to a former flame and rear-ends her car, forcing an opportunity for reconciliation.

When Luke agrees to build sets for the elementary school's production of ``Fiddler on the Roof,`` he knows that Lorelai is the costume designer and hopes that their paths will cross.

After the disastrous scene at the wedding, Lorelai begs Luke not to give up on their relationship, and his decision to be alone leaves her devastated.

After Richard and Emily renew their vows, Lorelai, Luke and Christopher find Rory and Logan together.

Christopher goes to Yale in hopes of mending his relationship with Rory, but she rebuffs his attempt at reconciliation.