| | |  | GIFT SETS | Home » » Gilmore Girls: The Complete Sixth Season | | | | | | | Description: | | Can it be the Gilmore Girls if the Gilmore girls aren't together? At the end of Season 5, Rory dropped out of Yale and moved into Emily and Richard's poolhouse -- decisions that broke Lorelai's heart. That's handy, because one half of that heart can be deliriously happy with the big new step in her love affair with Luke. Meanwhile, the other half grieves, and it seems everyone in town wants mother and daughter to reunite. But it may take an unexpected out-of-towner to make it happen. Of course, there's much more: Lane gets a surprise that leaves her reeling with joy. Luke gets a surprise that may send the Luke-and-Lorelai relationship reeling. | | | Features: | |
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| | | Product Details: | | | Actors:
| Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, Melissa Mccarthy, Scott Patterson, Keiko Agena | | Format:
| Full Screen, Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled | | Language:
| English | | Subtitle:
| Spanish, French | | Number of Discs:
| 12 | | Studio:
| WB Television Network, The | | Run Time:
| 945 minutes | | DVD Release Date:
| September 19, 2006 | | Average Customer Rating:
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110 of 124 found the following review helpful:
 And now for something DifferentJun 09, 2006
By T. Stewart
"moviemancritter"
I have been a fan of the 'Gilmore Girls' since the second episode of the series (I never saw the pilot until the DVD release), and ever since that episode I had been hooked into this wonderful, magical, comedic, and heartfilled world with these characters.
Season six starts off on a much different note, taking the show in a direction that it has never been: What would things be like if Lorelai and Rory where no longer friends, and never spoke? After the rift between mother and daughter at the end of the fifth season, Rory dropped out of Yale and moved in with her Grandparents, aliennating her mother, who was eccentially at a loss for words on the entire subject.
Trying to make up for each other's loss Rory starts to go down a path of wallowing and denial as her relationship with Logan gets more and more serious. Lorelai on the otherhand has a wedding to plan and a new dog to take care off.
Season Six while not as good of an overall quality as season five, is still a very strong and entertaining as ever, and for long time fans of the show there are more than a few surprises including the return of two old cast members, A very special wedding (which is probably the best episode of the series thus far), and a bittersweat goodbye to the series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino who's final episode as an Executive Producer will the finale, fitting titled: "Partings"
Season Six includes the following episodes:
New and Improved Lorelai
Fight Face
The UnGraduate
Always a Godmother, Never a God
We've Got Magic to Do
Welcome to the Doll House
Twenty-One is the Loneliest Number
Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out
The Prodigal Daughter Returns
He's Slippin' `Em Bread... Dig?
The Perfect Dress
Just Like Gwen and Gavin
Friday Night's Alright For Fighting
You've Been Gilmored
A Vineyard Valentine
Bridesmaid Revisited
I'm OK, You're OK
The Real Paul Anka
I Get A Sidekick Out of You
Super Cool Party People
Driving Miss Gilmore
Partings
Season six, while finally showing its age is a perfect example why this is one of the best TV series on Television.
79 of 89 found the following review helpful:
Sad Lorelai, In A Controversial SeasonJul 13, 2006
By R. W. Rasband
Lorelai Gilmore, as played by the wonderful Lauren Graham, is usually the merriest of characters, a wellspring of fun and laughter. However, in this sixth season of "Gilmore Girls" she is forced to cope with levels of disappointment and heartache unprecedented in the show's history. The first half of the season Lorelai is estranged from her usually "freakishly close" daughter, Rory (angelic Alexis Bledel); and in the second half she watches in anguish as her fiance and soulmate Luke (Scott Patterson) slips away from her.
Some fans of the series were upset by the Lorelai's rift (including reportedly Graham herself) but I thought it was a daring move by the writers. Rory has always been a little too good to be entirely believable, and it was interesting to watch Bledel's fine work at displaying Rory's bafflement in screwing up her life. Graham also shone as she showed Lorelai's stoicism and trademark mental toughness as well as the grief lurking underneath. When the reconciliation finally came it was a classic Gilmore moment.
The revelation of Luke's long-lost daughter was derided by many as a "Cousin Oliver" moment, and I had problems myself with the haphazard plot mechanics. But the emotional content of the storyline rang true. Scott Patterson was touching as a man clearly in over his head, and once again Graham was heartrending as Lorelai desperately tried to hang on. This season the many, many laughs were balanced by a lot of tears and some viewers didn't like it. But if you view this season as part of the journey and not the final destination I think you will get a better perspective. We all await with some trepidation a new season without the Palladinos, but given the set-up of this eventful sixth season the next could be fascinating.
36 of 42 found the following review helpful:
 Season 6 was OK, but this DVD set is horribleSep 22, 2006
First, I'm not a kid, but I don't want my personal details attached to this review. Having said that, I didn't particularly care for where the show went in this season. I think that the quality of the writing seriously decreased since season 5.
Having said that, I find serious faults with this DVD release:
1. Instead of the book style of the previous five seasons, wherein each disc has it's own plastic "page", this set has the six discs on three pages, with two overlapping discs per page. This makes it incredibly frustrating when taking out or putting back the bottom disc of each page (because you have to take out both discs, then put the top disc back).
2. There are NO ENGLISH SUBTITLES! I used this feature quite often in the previous five seasons for two primary reasons: a) because the characters talk so fast, it's sometimes hard for me to understand them; and b) because it's hard for me to understand Michel. Warner Bros apparently decided in their infinite wisdom to only include French and Spanish subtitles on this season.
3. On the fourth (last) episode of Disc 3, you will notice a serious degradation of quality. During the second chapter of the episode (right after the opening credits; 2:15:30 into the disc, which is 1:49 into chapter 23), you will notice the color get much darker and the quality will drop. It's almost as if someone turned a light off during the filming.
4. There are NO SPECIAL FEATURES! In each of the previous five seasons, there have been special features -- deleted scenes, featurettes, facts/trivia, etc. In this season, there is nothing. It's as if Warner Bros decided that it wasn't worthwhile to put any time or effort into this DVD set.
All-in-all, I'm quite unhappy about this purchase. If I had to go back and purchase it again, I would seriously reconsider based on these issues (most notably the "no subtitles" issue). I cannot possibly understand why Warner Bros would decide to release this set with substandard features compared to the previous seasons. Warner Bros shoudl be ashamed of this release.
20 of 24 found the following review helpful:
 Lack of Features and Captioning Ruined This SetSep 23, 2006
By J. Oden
"tv fan"
Good Season, but the fact that the usually highly entertaining interviews and insights are missing greatly disappointed me. I have taken the time to write an e-mail to Warner Brothers DVD and complain about the lack of Closed Captioning, which is highly insulting to the Deaf Community. If you would like to do the same please follow these steps:
Go to www.wbdvd.com
Scroll to bottom and click on "General Help"
Click "Other FAQs"
Click the link for Question 8
"Click Here" to send and e-mail complaint to Warner Brothers.
I limited my complaint to the lack of closed captioning, but I think they should also hear that the lack of special features is upsetting.
31 of 39 found the following review helpful:
Not that different really.....don't believe the over obsessive reviews.Aug 30, 2006
By Russh77
"Rusty"
Poeple need to calm down about how different season 6 is from the others. Stop making rash, false and ridiculous statements about how "the show is dead" and how you are no longer going to watch new or even previous episodes anymore. You aren't true GG fans. Get a clue.
I've been a fan from day 1, have seen every episode and can safely say I know this show inside out. People are comparing season 6 to the earlier seasons(1-3), where Lorelai and Rory were inseparable. The show has grown since then, as was always the intention. Compare it to seasons 4 and 5, which is the direction the show was always meant to take, as the premise of Rory going to college and moving away from home was set from the very beginning. After watching season 5(which is acclaimed by both fans and critics alike as the series best season),I can't see much difference in the show as it moves through season 6. Yes, there's the Lorelai/Rory separation, but this is handled so very well and acted beautifully. Plus, it allows for episode 9(the fantastic episode in which Rory and Lorelai reunite-now my favourite episode ever) which is absolutely touching, and could not have taken place without the dramatic and suspensful episodes which preceeded it.
The core components of the show that made us fans are all still there, and just as strong as ever. Wit, one liners, eccentric characters, warmth, brilliant acting and drama. They have always mixed drama with comedy, and progressed the characters each season. Lorelai and Rory have fought before..and believe it or not 21 year old college students DO go through phases of uncertainty and disillusionment. Why are people so shocked with the so called dramatic twists of this season?
I watch this show to be entertained, drawn into the characters, be surprised and to laugh. Season 6 provides all of this. Re-watch the episodes people, you will find you have made an incorrect judgement.
The first 4 episodes are a little more sombre than the series as a whole, however episode 5 is where it picks up. The Lorelai/Rory separation storyline actually really starts to work here as Emily and Richard shine, and there are some very funny scenes with the ladies of the DAR, Paris, and of course who can forget Emily's legendary verbal attack on Mrs Huntzburger? These episodes were as real and funny as any of the previous seasons.
From Episode 9 onwards the show really steps it up. Paris as the editor of the Yale daily news, Rory starting work for a newspaper, Luke becoming a Dad-some of the best plotlines and funniest moments of the shows entire run. The episodes where Rory and Lorelai return to Friday night dinners and where Lane gets married are hands down some of the best episodes of the shows entire 6 season run. Episodes 10 and 11 of this season are pretty close behind and had some genuine laugh out loud moments.
And a season cliffhanger that seems out of character? Do you people not remember the season 4 ender with Rory and Dean? This show has never been afraid to push boundaries that may make the characters less likeable. Yes Luke is a little grumpy, but he has always been grumpy-that's his character. I still found him endearing, especially as the overprotective, kindof dorky Dad to April. And Lorelai has lost her mojo?? Never! Wrong, wrong, wrong people. She's as strong and defiant as ever, and the one liners and pop culture references continue to fly out of her mouth faster than any other character on t.v.
For those of you who haven't seen the 6th season yet and are worried it isn't as sharp, witty, funny and surprising as the other seasons..rest assured. After the first 4 episdoes, you will find yourself in familiar territory. Plus, the acting is the best it's ever been. Yes the situation with Lorelai running to Chris in the finale was dramatic and places her relationship with Luke in doubt. But lets face it-Luke and Lorelai have never had a smooth relationship and have only been together since the end of season 4. For me, I am VERY intrigued as to how this situation is handled, and am waiting eagerly for the commencement of season 7 to find out. Keeping your audience on it's toes and in suspense as opposed to predictability is what has always separated Gilmore Girls from the rest of the pack.
Seasons 5 and 6 were pretty much on par as the highest overall rating seasons of the Gilmore Girls thus far, and the dvd for season 6 is number 13 on the bestsellers list here, and hasn't even been released yet! Bad season huh?-you people need to stop microwaving with the door open.
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