Tuesday, November 29, 2005
how can a "special guest appearance" run for every episode for six seasons?
We finally finished the first season of Gilmore Girls last night. All of a sudden the missus got obsessed with the show, and thus we've bumped off the last seven episodes of season one and a couple from season two in the last three days.
Season two has already brought one of those rare tv occurrences that I always love: a character being added to the opening credits during a season. This time is the oddest one I've ever seen, though, as Liza Weil makes the opening with the second episode of the season. Jared Padalecki got the promotion with the season's first episode, but for some reason Weil had to wait one extra week to make the jump. Odd. Odder still, though, that Weil and Padalecki are still billed lower than Yanic Truesdale, who, while highly entertaining, is hardly more important a character than any number of random Stars Hollow residents.
We finally finished the first season of Gilmore Girls last night. All of a sudden the missus got obsessed with the show, and thus we've bumped off the last seven episodes of season one and a couple from season two in the last three days.
Season two has already brought one of those rare tv occurrences that I always love: a character being added to the opening credits during a season. This time is the oddest one I've ever seen, though, as Liza Weil makes the opening with the second episode of the season. Jared Padalecki got the promotion with the season's first episode, but for some reason Weil had to wait one extra week to make the jump. Odd. Odder still, though, that Weil and Padalecki are still billed lower than Yanic Truesdale, who, while highly entertaining, is hardly more important a character than any number of random Stars Hollow residents.
