[-LORE]

Hab noch ein Hä aus 3.6

[Maureen walks away, Lorelai notices the shelves of CDs on the wall]
LORELAI: Oh, aw, look at this – the famous CD collection. In alphabetical order, too.
RORY: And not stacked up like coasters.
SHERRY: Yeahh, I had to put an end to that. Finding something was impossible. I would be looking for my Wang Chung or Billy Joel and I would just have to give up. So now, everything is at your fingertips. [pulls out a CD] Wang Chung.

und aus 3.7

LORELAI: I’m dancing with Henry Ho-Ho McAphie the third.
LUKE: How many people heard me say I know the story?
[several customers raise their hands]
LORELAI: And Ho-Ho’s fading, so I’m trying to buck him up, saying "Come on, Ho-Ho. Stay with me Ho-Ho," and then all of a sudden he starts yelling, "Stop calling me Ho-Ho, it’s making me hungry!"

Ich denke, es wissen nicht viele, dass ein Hoho was zu essen ist




Zu 7.5

LORELAI: "The View"? "Girlfriends"? "S*Bado Gigante"? Who controls this thing, you or Pedro Almodóvar?

CHRISTOPHER: Yeah, it's the first I've heard from her since the divorce was final. Go ahead and read it.
LORELAI: Wow, how "Dangerous Liaisons" of her. She doesn't call. She doesn't e-mail. Then she sends you a letter with a wax seal that weighs roughly the same as a porterhouse.

LOGAN: I'm tired of not being around you.
RORY: Yeah, but you can't be tired of London. Samuel Johnson said, "when you're tired of London, you're tired of life."
LOGAN: Obviously, the man was never in a long-distance relationship.
RORY: That's true. Boswell did keep quite close.

SOOKIE: Then, I decided if you can't beat them, join them. Embrace the pickle!
LORELAI: Milton Berle it smells like?
SOOKIE: Milton Berle, are you saying my kitchen smells like Milton Berle?
LORELAI: Milton Berle, "Broadway Danny Rose," Carnegie deli.
SOOKIE: Pastrami.