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Gilmore Girls
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| Title: | Chicken or Beef? |
| Also Known As: | Alarm, Alarm! ( Germany)
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| Episode Number: | 69 |
| Season: | 4 |
| Season Episode #.: | 4 |
| Production Number: | 176154 |
| Original Airdate: | Tuesday October 14th, 2003 |
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Oct 13, 2004 |
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Lorelai starts work on the Dragonfly Inn with no help from Taylor Doose. When Rory returns from Yale for the weekend, she finds out her ex-boyfriend, Dean, is getting married. However, after one too many drinks, Dean confesses to Luke that he still has feelings for Rory.
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| Zach mentions that Dave left to go to college in California. Adam Brody, who played Dave, left the show to star on The O.C. as Seth Cohen.
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| | Artist | Song Title | Played When | | •The Pernice Brothers | The Weakest Shade of Blue | |
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| Kyle: I'm in the Navy now, you know. My older cousins did two-year stints. It paid for their college and stuff, so I joined up. Of course, we weren't fighting international skirmishes on two or three dangerous fronts like we are now.
| Lorelai: So, he invited us to his wedding.
Rory: And we're having beef.
Lorelai: Well, what was his body language like?
Rory: Tall.
| Lorelai: And apparently, now that I'm the pretty spinster living all alone, he's concerned for my safety.
Rory: Did he tell you all this?
Lorelai: Do you think I labeled myself the pretty spinster?
| Rory: What's going on? Is it the smoke detector? Are we on fire?
| Dean: Chicken or beef?
Rory: What?
Dean: Wait, beef. Of course, beef. I mean, the two of you are definitely beef. I mean, not like you resemble beef or anything.
| (while standing on Lorelai's post-it note path in the hallway; part of the path has been messed up)
Rory: So which one do I follow?
Lorelai: Which one looks more intentional?
Rory: No post-it path looks intentional.
| Dean: I just didn't want you to think ...
Rory: Oh, no, I didn't think, I don't think. I go to Yale now. They think for you.
| Lorelai: Uh, this, uh, call is coming from the house.
Rory: Our house?
Lorelai: It's flashing our number.
Rory: But we're here.
Lorelai: I know. That's the weird part.
| (about Taylor's new ice cream)
Rory: Oh, my God, this is incredible! It's called chocolate chocolate chocolate, but it's seriously chocolate chocolate chocolaty.
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| Though Kyle says he just joined up with the Navy, his unifom has two service strips which translates into six years of service with the Navy.
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| Kirk: As a kid, I thought that meant we were related to Ted Knight. I wrote him a lot of letters. He never responded.
Ted Knight is an actor best known for his role on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
| Rory: Well, how are we supposed to get out of our house?
(Lorelai folds her arms and blinks)
Lorelai's gesture is a reference to Jeannie from I Dream of Jeannie who made the same gesture when she granted wishes.
| (about Rory's hair cut)
Lorelai: A spur-of-the-moment, "let's not tell my mother I'm pulling a G.I. Jane"?
For her role in the movie G.I. Jane, star Demi Moore shaved her head since the character she portrayed had to shave her head in order to blend in with the other male recruits.
| Lorelai: (to Sookie) Come on, Augustus Gloop.
In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Augustus Gloop is the fat character who finds a golden ticket and gets to tour Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. Lorelai compares Sookie's pregnant belly to that of Augustus'.
| Lorelai: And what are your plans today, Persis Khambatta?
Persis Khambatta is an actress and model known for her role on Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
| Lorelai: I've had a business epiphany. It's like I'm Bud Fox, saying, "Thanks for the lesson, Mr. Gekko."
In the 1987 movie Wall Street, Bud Fox is a young stockbroker who is taken under the wing of Mr. Gekko, a greedy, selfish broker who exposes Fox to the world of shady business that pulls Fox away from his family life.
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