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(Man, I hope Whitney Houston makes a comeback…)

Anyway, TV Guide confirmed rumors that Lauren Graham requested some changes to the season (series?) finale. Of course, everyone assumed she was getting her bitchy on, but Mike assures us she just wanted to up the emotion of the last episode.

I think its done folks. I really do. I’m glad to know they are making the ending emotional. I can promise you I’ll be there crying like a baby no matter how or when it ends.

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Well, here’s the latest batch of spoilers for the next few episodes. Please note, some of these are true and some are just hearsay. Still no word if this will be the last season or not.

1) Rory and Logan will break up. Rumor is they break up because he proposes and she says no. Not sure I believe that’s the reason they break up.
2) Lorelai’s Jeep will die. Luke will go with her to pick out something new but they end up in a fight.
3) Lorelai stops by the diner for the first time since the break up.
4) Lorelai will tell Luke she’s sorry for sleeping with Christopher and that she was “posessed by an evil spirit” when she did.
5) Paris and Doyle break up because she’s accepted to several medical and law schools and she doesn’t want him to influence her decision.
6) Rory and Paris graduate. Chris and Logan aren’t there for the graduation.
7) Lorelai sings “I will always love you”

I don’t know about you, but I’m excited to see how this plays out. I just hope if it is the series finale, that they had time to wrap things up nicely enough to satisfy long time fans like us.

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The CW website just launched “Kirk’s Town Tours.” This is a cute little video series where Kirk visits local Stars Hollow spots. You can also enter to win a trip to LA. Check it out, it is pretty cute if you’re a Kirk fan.

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Nothing spoilery at all. Enjoy!

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Finally, an official blurb on the next new show, “Hay Bale Maze” airing April 17.

As Stars Hollow prepares for the annual Spring Fling Festival, Rory brings Logan home to see where she grew up, but there’s tension in the air between him and Lorelai. Meanwhile, Rory waits to hear news after a job interview with the Providence Journal-Bulletin; April visits Luke and he adjusts to the changes that come with having a teenage daughter; and the town is up in arms when Taylor uses the entire festival budget to build a hay-bale maze.

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TV Guide Critic Matt Roush weighs in on a fan suggestion to keep Gilmore Girls going another year:

Question: By now we’re probably all aware of the gossip surrounding a possible Season 8 of Gilmore Girls. It sounds like Alexis Bledel is the only holdout, and Lauren Graham doesn’t want to sign on without Alexis. I know you have said that Gilmore should end after this season, but let me run something by you: Have they thought about continuing on for another season with the focus shifting to another pair of Gilmore girls: Lorelai and Emily? There are definitely a season’s worth of issues for them to work through, and I have always found their relationship to be much more interesting than Lorelai and Rory’s. Even Rory herself mentioned in the last episode that she is worried about how Lorelai and Emily will get along without her there to bring them together and act as a buffer. So why not give the fans a chance to see exactly how the two do in this situation? I think it would be great if the show shifted gears and explored the relationship between Emily and Lorelai, and even Lorelai and her father. I don’t think it would be un-Gilmore-like to take the show in this direction. It’s a way to get around Alexis not wanting to stick around and perhaps a way to get Lauren back on board. Plus, Kelly Bishop rocks and deserves more airtime!— Cory G.
Matt Roush: I think it’s time to let this one go, whatever Alexis decides. Still, the more Kelly Bishop the better, I always say (or I would if anyone asked), but a Gilmore Girls that skews older (the mom-grandma show) instead of younger doesn’t fit the CW brand (such as it is). It’s true that many of the truly memorable moments throughout the seasons have involved all three generations of Gilmores. Losing any one of them would be disastrous. But from the CW’s point of view, losing the youngest would almost certainly be a deal-breaker.

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