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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't 18 by then he shouldn't be a high school senior ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory, who is 18 [[note]] Plus plus, he was in NYC schools before coming to Connecticut, and NYC groups grades by calendar birth year, i.e. everyone born in 1984 is in the same grade. This is in contrast to the typical August/September cut-off date most school districts use, i.e. half the kids are born in 1984, the other half in 1985. For him and Rory to be in the same grade, they'd need to be born in the same year. Realistically, Jess is older than Rory is, given Rory's birthday is in October. He should ''definitely'' already be 18, if not 19 or close to 19[[/note]].it[[/note]]. Jimmy compounds it by saying he can count.
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't 18 by then he shouldn't be a high school senior ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory, who is 18 [[note]] Plus plus, he was in NYC schools before coming to Connecticut, and NYC groups grades by calendar birth year, i.e. everyone born in 1984 is in the same grade. This is in contrast to the typical August/September cut-off date most school districts use, i.e. half the kids are born in 1984, the other half in 1985. For him and Rory to be in the same grade, they'd need to be born in the same year. Realistically, Jess is older than Rory is, given Rory's birthday is in October. He should ''definitely'' already be 18, if not close to 19.[[/note]].19[[/note]]. Jimmy compounds it by saying he can count.
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't 18 by then he shouldn't be a high school senior ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory, who is 18 [[note:]] [[note]] Plus plus, he was in NYC schools before coming to Connecticut, and NYC groups grades by calendar birth year, i.e. everyone born in 1984 is in the same grade. This is in contrast to the typical August/September cut-off date most school districts use, in which half the kids are born in 1984 and the other in 1985. For him and Rory to be in the same grade, they'd need to be born in the same year. Realistically, Jess is older than Rory is, given Rory's birthday is in October. He should ''definitely'' already be 18, if not close to 19.[[/note]]. Jimmy compounds it by saying he can count.
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't 18 by then he shouldn't be a high school senior ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory, who is 18.18 [[note:]] Plus plus, he was in NYC schools before coming to Connecticut, and NYC groups grades by calendar birth year, i.e. everyone born in 1984 is in the same grade. This is in contrast to the typical August/September cut-off date most school districts use, in which half the kids are born in 1984 and the other in 1985. For him and Rory to be in the same grade, they'd need to be born in the same year. Realistically, Jess is older than Rory is, given Rory's birthday is in October. He should ''definitely'' already be 18, if not close to 19.[[/note]]. Jimmy compounds it by saying he can count.
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* DeterioratesIntoGibberish: During Fran's eulogy, the mic malfunctions, so all Sookie and Lorelai can hear is "in", "ortant" and "ing".
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* DeterioratesIntoGibberish: During Fran's eulogy, the mic malfunctions, so all Sookie and Lorelai can hear is "in", "ortant" "in," "ortant," and "ing"."ing."
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** The title is a reference to Radio/TheBurnsAndAllenShow, also the title of a play based on the lives of Burt and Allen.
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** Lorelai sings ''The Wind Beneath My Wings'' to express her pride in Rory doing her first cop-raided party right.
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** Lane thinks her mother's act is more Film/TheStepfordWives than cold.
** Taylor sings ''The Candyman'' from Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory.
** Lane calls her throwing up in the bushes her "Farrelly Brothers audition".
** Lane thinks her mother's act is more Film/TheStepfordWives than cold.
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** Lorelai sings ''The "The Wind Beneath My Wings'' Wings" to express her pride in Rory doing her first cop-raided party right.
** Lane calls her throwing up in the bushes her "Farrelly Brothersaudition".
audition."
** Lane thinks her mother's act is moreFilm/TheStepfordWives ''Film/TheStepfordWives'' than cold.
** Taylor sings''The Candyman'' "The Candyman" from Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory.''Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory''.
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** Luke thinks Jess is going all Film/AnimalHouse.
''Film/AnimalHouse''.
** Rory claims Stars Hollow High has proms that are lessFilm/{{Cinderella}} ''Film/{{Cinderella}}'' and more Film/{{Footloose}} ''Film/{{Footloose}}'' than Chilton proms.
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** On the same bus, Jess reads Literature/OneHundredYearsOfSolitude and switches to ''Death on the Installment Plan'' after she talks to him.
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** Rory and Jess sit in the back of a bus wearing the same expressions as Ben and Elaine in the bus scene in Film/TheGraduate.
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** On the same bus, Jess reads Literature/OneHundredYearsOfSolitude ''Literature/OneHundredYearsOfSolitude'' and switches to ''Death on the Installment Plan'' after she talks to him.
** Rory and Jess sit in the back of a bus wearing the same expressions as Ben and Elaine in the bus scene inFilm/TheGraduate.''Film/TheGraduate''.
** Rory and Jess sit in the back of a bus wearing the same expressions as Ben and Elaine in the bus scene in
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't eighteen 18 by then he shouldn't be a high school senior ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory, who is eighteen.18. Jimmy compounds it by saying he can count.
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* TheFunInFuneral: Downplayed, but when Sookie and Lorelai realize the Dragonfly inn is theirs, they squeal and jump up and down for joy right in the middle of the funeral procession.
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* NeverLiveItDown: In-universe, Madeline and Louise feel that your prom photo is this.
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* NeverLiveItDown: In-universe, OnceDoneNeverForgotten: Madeline and Louise feel that your prom photo is this.
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That's the trope. It's not a slight against the Palladinos, it's any kind of mathematical plothole or inconsistency.
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** It's just a flub on the part of the writers, since Jess explicitly states his age as 18 in the next episode when Jimmy says he can't take Jess in or raise him. Jess tells his father he's old enough to vote and be drafted, and doesn't need to be ''raised.'' It could be spun as FridgeBrilliance, as it hammers home just how much of a deadbeat dad Jimmy's been.
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** It's just a flub on the part of the writers, since Jess explicitly states his age as 18 in the next episode when Jimmy says he can't take Jess in or raise him. Jess tells his father he's old enough to vote and be drafted, and doesn't need to be ''raised.'' It could be spun as FridgeBrilliance, as it hammers home just how much of a deadbeat dad Jimmy's been.
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** Mrs. Kim has read the Literature/{{Bible}} cover to cover in one night three times, and she likes ro goof off with Creator/WilliamShakespeare.
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** Mrs. Kim has read the Literature/{{Bible}} cover to cover in one night three times, and she goofs off with Creator/WilliamShakespeare.
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* HiddenDepths: Mrs. Kim isn't just a Bible buff; she also reads Shakespeare, at least the historical plays.
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't eighteen by then he shouldn't be a high school senior ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory, who is eighteen. Jimmy compounds it by saying he can count.
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* {{Mondegreen}}: Rory speculates that maybe the reason Mrs. Kim is not mad at Lane for her drunken phone call because she misheard it as slurred nonsense.
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** Rory and Jess sit in the back of a bus wearing the same expressions as Ben and Elaine in the bus scene in Film/TheGraduate.
* {{Slapstick}}: Rory finds a picture of Kirk in the newspaper where the coffin fell on him and his trousers split.
* {{Slapstick}}: Rory finds a picture of Kirk in the newspaper where the coffin fell on him and his trousers split.
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* BerateAndSwitch: Lorelai's reaction to finding out that Rory was the inciting factor for the EscalatingBrawl at the WildTeenParty of the last episode. She angrily confirms that not only did Rory go to a cop raided party, she was the reason the cops were called and why the house was destroyed...and then starts singing "Wind Beneath My Wings." Rory is mortified.
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* BerateAndSwitch: Lorelai's reaction to finding out that Rory was the inciting factor for the EscalatingBrawl at the WildTeenParty of the last episode. She angrily confirms that not only did Rory go to a cop raided party, she was the reason the cops were called and why the house was destroyed...destroyed… and then starts singing "Wind Beneath My Wings." Rory is mortified.mortified.
-->Did you ever know that you're my hero
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* ArtisticLicenceLaw: Jess complains that the one guy hogging a table and just ordering coffee prevents better paying customers from sitting there thus cutting back on his tip. Luke counters that the tips are ''his'', which is plainly not true because tips are for the servers, not their employer.
* DeathStare: Lorelai tells Rory about how when she was little and Fran was buying her affection with cookies she'd give her mother looks that said: "You're the one who took me away from the cookies, I'm gonna kill you."
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* {{Mondegreen}}: Rory speculates that maybe Mrs. Kim isn't mad at Lane for her drunken phone call because she misheard it as slurred nonsense.
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** Lane calls her throwing up in the bushes her "Farrelly Brothers audition".
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't eighteen by then he shouldn't be a high school senior ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory.Rory, who is eighteen.
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* BerateAndSwitch: Lorelai's reaction to finding out that Rory was the inciting factor for the EscalatingBrawl at the WildTeenParty of the last episode. She angrily confirms that not only did Rory go to a cop raided party, she was the reason the cops were called and why the house was destroyed...and then starts singing "Wind Beneath My Wings." Rory is mortified.
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** The title is a reference to Radio/TheBurtAndAllenShow, also the title of a play based on the lives of Burt and Allen.
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!!Say Goodnight, Gracie
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* NeverLiveItDown: Madeline and Louise feel that your prom photo is this.
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** Jess tells Rory he could get tickets to prom, but not that the reason he can't get tickets to prom is that he's not graduating.
** He also tells her he will call her later, which he does, from Los Angeles.
** Jess tells Rory he could get tickets to prom, but not that the reason he can't get tickets to prom is that he's not graduating.
** He also tells her he will call her later, which he does, from Los Angeles.
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Dean's fiancée Lindsay Lister, although not if you include her middle name which is Ann.
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** Rory reads ''Complete Stories of Creator/DorothyParker'' on the bus ride to school.
** On the same bus, Jess reads Literature/OneHundredYearsOfSolitude and switches to ''Death on the Installment Plan'' after she talks to him.
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* {{Bookworm}}:
** Mrs. Kim has read the Literature/{{Bible}} cover to cover in one night three times, and she goofs off with Creator/WilliamShakespeare.
** Luke thinks being this is a good reason why Jess should like school.
** Mrs. Kim has read the Literature/{{Bible}} cover to cover in one night three times, and she goofs off with Creator/WilliamShakespeare.
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* ContinuitySnarl: Back during the wedding preparations when Lorelai was engaged to Max, Fran said her bakery was opened over a hundred years ago. In her eulogy, Fran's friend says Fran opened the bakery in 1955.
* CrazyPrepared: Dave avoids video games because he doesn't want to risk becoming a serial killer. He tells Mrs. Kim this to reassure her.
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* EmbarrassingNickname: Loser coffee guy for Jess's father.
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Less fraught with misunderstanding than usual plays of this trope, Rory vents about her frustration with Jess not telling her stuff while Lorelai keeps trying to get her to say what happened in Kyle's bedroom.
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* ShoutOut: Taylor sings ''The Candyman'' from Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory.
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* ShoutOut: RuleOfThree: Kirk makes three guesses at what day we all thought would never get here: arbor day, the day of reckoning, and the day the music died.
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** Lorelai calls Lane's backpack Music/EllaFitzgerald.
** Lorelai sings ''The Wind Beneath My Wings'' to express her pride in Rory doing her first cop-raided party right.
** Lane thinks her mother's act is more Film/TheStepfordWives than cold.
** Taylor sings ''The Candyman'' fromFilm/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory.Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory.
** Kirk guesses it's [[Music/DonMcLean the day the music died]].
** Luke thinks Jess is going all Film/AnimalHouse.
** Rory claims Stars Hollow High has proms that are less Film/{{Cinderella}} and more Film/{{Footloose}} than Chilton proms.
* ShoutOut:
** Lorelai calls Lane's backpack Music/EllaFitzgerald.
** Lorelai sings ''The Wind Beneath My Wings'' to express her pride in Rory doing her first cop-raided party right.
** Lane thinks her mother's act is more Film/TheStepfordWives than cold.
** Taylor sings ''The Candyman'' from
** Kirk guesses it's [[Music/DonMcLean the day the music died]].
** Luke thinks Jess is going all Film/AnimalHouse.
** Rory claims Stars Hollow High has proms that are less Film/{{Cinderella}} and more Film/{{Footloose}} than Chilton proms.
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't eighteen by then he shouldn't be a high school senior or ''or'' working 40-hour weeks while school is in session.session. Plus, he's in Lane's year, and Lane is born the same year as Rory.
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People are cleaning up after Kyle's party. Rory is preparing for graduation. Fran dies.
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People are cleaning up after Kyle's party. Rory is preparing for graduation. Jess doesn't recognize his own father when he sits in the diner. Fran dies.
dies. Dean proposes to Lindsay. Mrs. Kim gives Dave permission to take Lane to the prom, but insists that it's not permission to get married.
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Miss Patty, in grieving Fran and rethinking her priorities, realizes she is so glad she had all that sex.
* DisappointedInYou: Mrs. Kim's reaction to Lane getting drunk at a party.
* LukeIAmYourFather: Jimmy has to tell Jess this, since he hasn't seen him since he was a baby, and Luke didn't explain it.
* DisappointedInYou: Mrs. Kim's reaction to Lane getting drunk at a party.
* LukeIAmYourFather: Jimmy has to tell Jess this, since he hasn't seen him since he was a baby, and Luke didn't explain it.
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* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Not because of the who but the what. Rory is so ashamed that Lorelai thinks it's cool that two guys at a party fought over her that she stalks off in embarrassment.
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** Mrs. Kim quotes Creator/{{Shakespeare}} at Dave, who mistakes it for a Literature/{{Bible}} quote.
* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't eighteen by then he shouldn't be a high school senior or working 40-hour weeks while school is in session.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Not because of the who but the what. Rory is so ashamed that Lorelai thinks it's cool that two guys at a party fought over her that she stalks off inembarrassment.embarrassment.
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* WritersCannotDoMath: Jimmy claims he hasn't seen Jess for seventeen years, Luke informs that he disappeared on the day Jess was born, but if Jess isn't eighteen by then he shouldn't be a high school senior or working 40-hour weeks while school is in session.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Not because of the who but the what. Rory is so ashamed that Lorelai thinks it's cool that two guys at a party fought over her that she stalks off in
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People are cleaning up after Kyle's party. Rory is preparing for graduation. Fran dies.
!!Tropes
* {{Mondegreen}}: Rory speculates that maybe Mrs. Kim isn't mad at Lane for her drunken phone call because she misheard it as slurred nonsense.
* NeverLiveItDown: Madeline and Louise feel that your prom photo is this.
* ShoutOut: Taylor sings ''The Candyman'' from Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Not because of the who but the what. Rory is so ashamed that Lorelai thinks it's cool that two guys at a party fought over her that she stalks off in embarrassment.
!!Tropes
* {{Mondegreen}}: Rory speculates that maybe Mrs. Kim isn't mad at Lane for her drunken phone call because she misheard it as slurred nonsense.
* NeverLiveItDown: Madeline and Louise feel that your prom photo is this.
* ShoutOut: Taylor sings ''The Candyman'' from Film/WillyWonkaAndTheChocolateFactory.
* YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame: Not because of the who but the what. Rory is so ashamed that Lorelai thinks it's cool that two guys at a party fought over her that she stalks off in embarrassment.
