Gilmore Girls is celebrating its 100th (episode) birthday and it's jam-packed with wit, sarcasm and drama. It's everything good television is all about. We're also talking about television greatness and mediocrity.

Richard and Emily are finally back together. Rory has a crush that's bringing out all her insecurity, but was Logan leading her on? Lorelai and Luke have settled into a nice routine, while across the street at Mrs. Kim's house, Zach is being a really shitty boyfriend.

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It's snowing, and there's a reenactment - we've seen this before. But this time, Kirk just wants to make Taylor happy. Christopher's father died, and while most of us don't care, Lorelai and Rory want to make sure he's okay. But we start to question them when the guilt and the lying kick in.

Rory's hosting a Chilton student and loses her while dealing with the aftermath of Logan's prank. Luke has a DARK DAY that Lorelai doesn't know anything about. Self-centred much? Do you know who's cuter than Pushkin? Literally everyone.

The Gilmore Girls are trying to figure out what's going on with the grandparents but they have very different approaches. Christopher is back, even though his daughter asked him not to show his face. Rory can see right through her mother, and Lorelai doesn't like it. And we're asking the tough questions! What couple's breakup made you ugly cry like Sookie?

The party is definitely over. Rory and Dean are over! Praise be! Emily and Richard are manipulating Rory and trying to pawn her off on the highest bidder. Lorelai and Luke should be getting romantic, but Liz and TJ won't stop yelling. But that kiss...

We've already talked about it, but we're still so disappointed in Lane's story and her first date. Luke is re-meeting the parents and they're being straight-up hostile. The scheming has begun. And I think we can all agree that this is the beginning of Logan and Rory's romance. They're already adorable.

Things are heating up in the newsroom while Paris returns to her old self and Rory starts her journey of self-doubt. Norman Mailer is stopping by the inn and we have to wonder why ASP would subject us to such a misogynist. Finally, and unfortunately, it's the return of Christopher which brings with it Lorelai's blinders. Don't tell me that Rory doesn't know exactly who her father is...

Things being awkward between a separated Emily and Richard? Normal. Zach ignoring Lane after she told him she likes him? NOT NORMAL. Lorelai wanting to make things less awkward for Rory and Dean? Normal. Lorelai wanting to double date with Rory and Dean? NOT NORMAL.