The Gilmore Girls Companion

By: A. S. Berman, Edward Herrmann

Narrated by: Nat Segaloff

Since we first peeked into Stars Hollow, Connecticut in October 2000, Gilmore Girls has delighted people worldwide. Combining unparalleled writing with endearing characters and a respect for the complexities of life, the series continues to bring people together today.

The Gilmore Girls Companion takes you behind the scenes of this television classic, from the first glimmer of the idea to the making of the series finale, based on more than 40 interviews with cast and crew, including Edward Herrmann, Kelly Bishop, Michael Winters, Sean Gunn, executive producer Gavin Polone and writer Jane Espenson. Go inside the writers room, the wardrobe trailer, and the editor's office as an episode comes together in a scant eight days.

Along the way, relive your favorite Gilmore moments with a full program guide, complete with behind-the-scenes recollections from many of the people who made it all possible.

©2010 A.S. Berman (P)2018 BearManor Media

Great for Gilmore Fans

Loved everything! Genuine, honest, FUNNY, humble. Related to unique thought path for views/ideas and references/metaphors

Beautifully written but ill performed

I wanted to be more interested but found myself zoning out and having to rewind. There were a few words pronounced incorrectly that were resounding. Doose’s market for example. I’m not saying it was disappointing but I don’t think the narrator had ever seen the show and was just reading a book with no excitement.

Narrator is AWFUL

How did this narrator ever get approved?? So many mispronounced words, especially Doose (Taylor). Ugh. Cringe. Nails on a chalkboard. That being said, if you can stand to get past those irritations; the information in the book itself is enjoyable.

Could a less hip person be the reader?

I feel like I’m listening to my grandpa dish about the Gilmore Girls. It’s tolerable, other than the fact that he can’t pronounce a main character’s name. Taylor “Deuce” “Deuce’s” Market. Terrible.

Huge part of the book is lines from the show

I already saw the show so I didn’t want to listen to so many random lines from the show- seems like a lot of filler with actual good info scattered in