États-Unis,
(2006–2007), 17 h 37 min
(Durée : 41–60 min)
Artistes:
Amy Sherman-PalladinoPhotographie:
John C. Flinn IIIMusique:
Sam PhillipsActeurs·trices:
Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, Scott Patterson, Melissa McCarthy, Keiko Agena, Yanic Truesdale, Liza Weil, Sean Gunn, Matt Czuchry, Kelly Bishop (plus)VOD (1)
Épisodes(22)
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La Fusée (S07E01)
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Rory aux pays des sushis (S07E02)
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Michel au bal des débutantes (S07E03)
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Calamity Emily (S07E04)
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Un vent mauvais (S07E05)
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Yale porte ouverte (S07E06)
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Romance à Paris (S07E07)
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L'Annonce du mariage (S07E08)
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À vos aiguilles (S07E09)
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Joyeux beignes (S07E10)
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Petit cadeau de Noël (S07E11)
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Témoin de moralité (S07E12)
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L'Attente (S07E13)
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Adieu, mon chien (S07E14)
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Emily : Prise de conscience (S07E15)
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La Fête des bébés de Lane (S07E16)
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Entre filles (S07E17)
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Le Festival du printemps (S07E18)
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À bicyclette (S07E19)
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Un chant d'amour (S07E20)
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La Remise des diplômes de Rory (S07E21)
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Bon voyage, Rory (S07E22)
Critiques (1)
The seventh season was really scraping the bottom of the barrel, so it's just as well that the creators decided to end the series. Although I was slowly starting to be annoyed by the carelessness and vanity of the upper social classes into which the Gilmore Girls gradually delved over the years, especially in this season, I don't regret having gone through this journey with them. If for nothing else, then at least for Lorelai's awkward and heartfelt declaration of love to Luke in the form of a bar karaoke rendition of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" in the twentieth episode. I'd probably suffer through anything for this touching scene.
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