Let's hop in the DTH Time Machine for today's DTH Classic.

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We're back with some more Gilmore Girls! Join us in this journey on social media - @gilmorethemerrierpod.

During Sookie's wild bachelorette party, Lorelai impulsively calls Rory's father Christopher. This leads to her sad realization that Max is not the right man for her.

October 16, 2001 | The WB

• Lauren Graham as Lorelai Gilmore
• Alexis Bledel as Rory Gilmore

The Gilmore girls are sampling a TON of cake because the wedding is approaching quickly! Naturally, that means there's more wedding stuff to attend to, such as hiring Kirk to be the wedding photographer.

Rory and Dean are hanging out, arguing about when their anniversary is. Rory says Why not two anniversaries? Fair.

Max is over and it's just a nice night with Lorelai and Rory. Dinner, movie, it's nice. Max ends up staying over which freaks Lorelai out. So she wakes up Rory in the middle of the night - she's never had a man spend the night with Rory there. She realizes their life is about to change.

The next morning, they go to Luke's diner. Luke freaks out because Taylor is having a traffic light installed.

That night, Lorelai and Max go on a double date with Rory and Dean. They eat a ton of food and still have room for ice cream. Max can't believe it. Dean is like you have much to learn, brother. And he gives them some insight on what life is like with the Gilmore girls.

When they get home, Max and Lorelai get in an argument. Max wants to know what he should do if Rory is outside making out too long or comes home drunk. Lorelai is like I don't expect you to do anything. I just want you to make garlic bread and be my boy toy. She talks him down and they kiss goodnight.

It's bachelorette party time! It's the gang - Lorelai, Rory, Sookie, Miss Patty, and Michel, naturally. When they get in, she's shocked to see that Emily is there. Michel is like I invited her, naturally. Emily shares about how much her and Richard love each other. This leads to everyone contacting their significant others to tell them they love them. Lorelai decides not to call Max. Instead, it's Christopher. She tells him that she's getting married.

The next day, Lorelai is quite hungover. Max comes to the inn. He's frustrated. He needs to get in the house but he still doesn't have keys. She apologizes and he's like I just wish you would think about someone other than yourself a couple times a day.

Later, Luke surprises Lorelai with a chuppah for her wedding. They have a moment talking about marriage and what not.

Lorelai in a frenzied state, comes into Rory's room and says pack now, we're going on a trip. She's like you're getting married this weekend...right? She says no. Rory is like why? Lorelai says I didn't want to try on my wedding dress every night. That's good enough for Rory. They pack and hit the road and naturally, hit the red light heading out of town.

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It’s time for another Festive Fridays episode as we cover a unique new spin on a holiday classic.

Three spirits visit a bitter winery owner, helping her confront her past and find her lost Christmas spirit.

November 24, 2025 | Streaming

• Ebony Tates as Ebony Scrooge

Meet Ebony Scrooge. It’s the holiday season and she wakes up absolutely miserable. She’s out here wearing all black, so you KNOW she hates Christmas.

She walks out of her room to find her assistant Maggie has decorated the house for Christmas. Ebony’s response? “THROW IT AWAY!” To her, Christmas is only good for boosting sales.

We then meet Nate, an aspiring winemaker who dreams of making his own wine someday. Unfortunately, for now he just works at Ebony’s winery.

Ebony storms into the office and cannot believe everyone is trying to decorate for Christmas. She reminds everyone that she has very clear rules: no Christmas music, no decorations, no jingle bells, and absolutely NO Mariah Carey.

That night on Christmas Eve, Ebony falls asleep and is awakened by her Aunt Pooch, who warns her that she’ll be visited by three ghosts. Ebony is not impressed.

First up is the Ghost of Christmas Past, who shows Ebony her childhood. Growing up, her family never had much money, which made Christmas hard for her to enjoy. Her parents worked really hard to make the holidays feel special, but young Ebony could never really appreciate it.

Then the Ghost of Christmas Present arrives…and he’s hot. He shows Ebony how much her employees dislike working for her. He also shows her parents — who are very much alive — sadly talking about how she never visits anymore and how much she hates Christmas. This one actually gets to her.

Finally, the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows her a future where she dies and nobody really cares. Not even Nate. Brutal.

Ebony wakes up changed. She rushes to the winery, apologizes to her employees, gives everyone time off, and hands out bonuses. She also finally reconnects with her parents.

Then she throws a huge Christmas party for the staff where she spends an aggressively long amount of time backing that thang up on Nate.

Eventually, she pulls him aside, tells him she wants to help launch his wine, and then they kiss — because obviously these two have had feelings for each other the entire movie.

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