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MAYOR: I have been mayor of this fine town for a long time. I tend to think of all of you as my children. Unfortunately, sometimes children have to be disciplined. Now I'm going to say something and I'm only gonna say it once. . .we have leash laws, people.
LORELAI: Daddy's getting angry.




MAYOR: All right. It was a frigid November night, some 224 years ago.
LORELAI: He's shifting in his seat
MAYOR: The brave Stars Hollow militia stood in wait for the Red Coats.
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LUKE: Have any of you ever considered the fact that you're glorifying a war we fought so we could keep land that we stole?
MAYOR: If you don't like it here in America, why don't you go stand in line for toilet paper in the USSR!




MAX: [on answering machine] Lorelai, it's Max. . .Medina. Maaaax Medina. And once again we miss each other. It's now 2 o'clock in the afternoon on Thursday and I'm in my office grading a paper titled "Emily Dickinson: Get a life." Anyhow, as I sit here losing my faith in mankind, I wonder if we're ever gonna actually go on that date we talked about many moons ago. I teach a night class in Stamford twice a week, and when I pass that Stars Hollow sign on the turnpike, I think, out there is a beautiful woman that I someday hope to spend time with. Anyhow, I'm just thinking about you, and I don't know, maybe next week we can find some time. Goodbye Lorelai. . .Gilmore. You knew that. Okay, bye. [Lorelai pushes play again] Lorelai, it's Max. . .Medina. Maaaax Medina.




LORELAI: Sorry I woke you up.
RORY: That's okay. It's all fodder for the tell-all. Goodnight.




RORY: Right, Rich Bloomingfeld. Does he still wear the Star Trek shirt?




RORY: Do you have any of those rocky road cookies that you made yesterday?





RORY: Aha! You liked it, you liked Jane Austen. I knew you would. Lane, Dean likes Jane Austen.
LANE: Wow, who would've thought.
RORY: I told him he would, but he was all, 'Forget Jane Austen, you have to read Hunter Thompson.'
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DEAN: Wow, she brings me cookies. How can I repay her?
RORY: How about a little Charlotte Bronte?



RICHARD: Perhaps instead of that horrible salmon that keeps showing up.
EMILY: That salmon is a fine delicacy.
RICHARD: Mm, potato, po-tah-to.




RORY: You know what? It's really good if you add some extra Parmesan to it. [Rory grates Parmesan cheese on Emily's pizza] This is Mom's special trick. Frozen pizza is a staple at our house. Mom's become a major doctoring genius. She'll put anything on it. One time Sookie came and brought us some foie gras, and Mom stuck it on a pizza.




MAX: Well, so, it's, uh, snowing, cold, and your daughter is elsewhere.
LORELAI: I know. I know.
MAX: I mean, the whole night's been a weird kismet of events.




[They kiss again and continue to kiss as they walk from the kitchen to the living room. Lane walks out of Rory's room and finds them kissing on the steps. Max sees Lane and pulls back from Lorelai.]
[Lane runs into Rory's room and puts on loud music.]
LORELAI: Oh, that's The Cure. I have to go back in there.




LORELAI: It was the snow. You know how I get, it's like catnip. I was walking, he was there, his car was broken, we had fiesta burgers. It was the snow. Rory, say something.




RORY: My English teacher is on my couch.
LORELAI: It was the snow. You know how I get, it's like catnip. I was walking, he was there, his car was broken, we had fiesta burgers. It was the snow. Rory, say something.