Hay Bale Maze is the 18th episode of Season 7 of Gilmore Girls.
Synopsis[]
LORELAI AND LUKE CLEAR THE AIR — As Stars Hollow prepares for its annual Spring Fling festival, Rory (Alexis Bledel) brings Logan (Matt Czuchry) home and shows him around town. Lorelai (Lauren Graham) sees how serious their relationship has become and worries that Logan is too irresponsible for Rory. Taylor (Michael Winters) angers the town by spending the entire Spring Fling budget on a huge hay bale maze. At an unexpected encounter in the maze, Lorelai and Luke (Scott Patterson) apologize to one another and admit they both made mistakes that lead to the end of their engagement. Meanwhile, Rory has a job interview with the Providence Journal-Bulletin and struggles with decisions about her future.
Starring[]
- Lauren Graham as Lorelai Gilmore
- Alexis Bledel as Rory Gilmore
- Scott Patterson as Luke Danes
- Melissa McCarthy as Sookie St. James
- Yanic Truesdale as Michel Gerard
- Liza Weil as Paris Geller
- Sean Gunn as Kirk Gleason
- Matt Czuchry as Logan Huntzberger
- Recurring cast
- Danny Strong as Doyle McMaster
- Liz Torres as Miss Patty
- Sally Struthers as Babette Dell
- Michael Winters as Taylor Doose
- Todd Lowe as Zack Van Gerbig
- Vanessa Marano as April Nardini
- Jackson Douglas as Jackson Belleville
- Rose Abdoo as Gypsy
- Aris Alvarado as Caesar
- Guest starring
- Grant Lee Phillips as Town Troubadour
- Ted Rooney as Morey Dell
Trivia[]
- Logan temporarily moves in with Rory, Paris and Doyle, as his last apartment was paid by his father's company, where he no longer works at as of the previous episode.
- April is seen for the first time since she moved to New Mexico with her mom.
- Logan visits Stars Hollow and Rory and Lorelai's house for the first time.
- Rory is offered a job at Providence Journal, but after consideration she turns it down.
- Lorelai and Luke have a heart to heart conversation, both apologizing for their respective faults in their relationship.
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Show references[]
MUSIC
- All the President's Men
- His Girl Friday
- The Godfather
TELEVISION
- That Girl
- The Food Network
LITERATURE
- Herman Melville
- Jay McInerney
- Louise Erdrich
POP CULTURE
- Paris – There's nothing wrong with being sensitive. Jake Gyllenhaal is sensitive. Orlando Bloom is sensitive.
- April – Thanks. A girl can only be called Sally Jessy so many times before she has to rethink the red frames.
- Rory – It was! We talked about Seymour Hersh and how he was comparing Iran to Nicaragua and the Contra War and everything – from Alexander Haig and Watergate to the Oprah phenomenon.
- Rory – Yeah, you joke, but it was very traumatic, okay? I scraped up my whole face. There was a big old scab on my nose the first two weeks of fifth grade. Oh, they called me Bozo.
- Logan – Bozo.
- Rory – And Rudolph and "Scab Nose."
- Rory – Yeah, he's basically the mayor of Stars Hollow and Don Corleone all wrapped up into one.
- Logan – It's like Colonial Williamsburg with fewer knickers and tricorne hats.
- Logan – Oh, yeah. It's way beyond Amazon and eBay now. It's kind of like what's going on with these simulation games, like Second Life or World of Warcraft. Actual currency is being exchanged for virtual goods.
- Logan – Yeah, what if your mom's out there? I don't want her thinking I'm David Hasselhoff or something.
- Lorelai – Take it down, Olivier.