5/5 good but missing Jess
  by Constance Starkovs (Luxembourg)
I am a big fan of the Gilmore Girls series despite what I see as some flaws. Unlike some people I really despise most of the scenes involving the town meetings and most of the town's kooky characters except for Kirk, and even he is overdone most of the time. The town troubadour seems to have no meaning at all and just takes up time. Miss Patty - why there? Not an appealing character. Taylor - ok but gets boring too. These side characters take time away from the main story too much and for what? Then main characters whom we love just disappear and nothing is heard of them for a long time (i.e. Jess, Dean). Whatever happened to Dean and his ex-wife - they are never seen anymore. Then there is the boring Logan and the boring sappy gushy relationship with Rory which drones on and on without any chemistry between the two of them. Jess with Rory was so much more interesting and kept us guessing. Luke with Lorelai both seems right and wrong. What in fact do they have in common? It's hard to see. Then if they are so close and nearly getting married why would he hide his daughter from her for two months? It doesn't make any sense. I'm on to season 7 now and I won't give anything away but I feel like the show was a mix of great and not-so-great moments. Much of the dialog is snappy and fun. Overall I like it but it does have its flaws.

5/5 super
  by liz
I rcd this item in a timely fashion. it was in it orginal case, which I like for storage n ease of finding in my collection. there were no problems with the dvd's no scratche all played without any problem. I would highly recommend this seller.

4/5 sad but good
  by art teacher (phoenix, az)
Finally, the show gets a taste of reality.

Lorelai & Rory are on the outs. This happens in real life; Rory learns about herself, grows from the experience and in the end benefits.

Luke discovers he has a daughter. This seems forced, since you would think such a relationship might have been mentioned, at least in passing, in a previous season (more believable to bring back the Rachel character with the child). Still, Luke deals with the news in a stunned, inept, and believable manner. Lorelai doesn't know how she fits in with all this and realizes there may not be room for her. Very understandable. I have to say, the break-up is more believable, albeit sad, than a continued relationship between the two. Too much conflict.

In spite of this welcome dose of gravitas, all the charm and quirks of Stars Hollow are back.

4/5 Great price. Add this one to your collection.
  by Crystal L. King (Seattle)
Great price. I didn't like this season, but you have to see all of them if you are a fan.

5/5 Customer Review
  by Heather (Heather)
The product arrived within the specified time, in the condition mentioned. I would do business with this seller again.