ep 139: I'm sorry if you thought we had some kind of deep Thelma and Louise thing going

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So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls

Kyla Taylor

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4 days ago

We're a podcast attempting to keep up with the pop culture references on Gilmore Girls. Each episode, we chose a new reference from the show, be it a movie, tv show, or work out guru, dive into the media, and explain to you and ourselves what Lorelai meant by it.

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ep 139: I'm sorry if you thought we had some kind of deep Thelma and Louise thing going

So it's a show?: keeping up with the Gilmore Girls

34 minutes 43 seconds

1 year ago

ep 139: I'm sorry if you thought we had some kind of deep Thelma and Louise thing going

Sorry if you thought we had a deep Rory and Lorelai thing—because we totally do! We're holding hands as we drive straight into our newest pop culture ref, the 1991 crime classic Thelma & Louise. What does this movie have to say about female friendships? What did we think of THAT ending? And is Rory totally a Thelma?

We Wholeheartedly Recommend: The Sound of Music Sing-Along, Persuasion by Jane Austen

Other pop culture we ref: Hart to Hart, Frank Sinatra, Madonna, Happy Gilmore, Alien, Holes