Gilmore Girls Boys

Enough with this mustard already, time for a Ketchupisode! Mandy's back. Also, we were totally wrong about the Gilmore Girls reunion not being available online. It is available! Do what I did not do, and use a basic internet search. Huzzah!

Eugene and Ben are back for the only podcast about Gilmore Girls from a male perspective. What's that? No, I haven't looked at iTunes lately, why do you ask? This is one of the best Kirk episodes, and it is a delight. #ThankYouBarack

Mandy and Ben debate whether Luke and Lorelai's movie watching session was a date (kiss kiss kiss!). Also, when Gilmore Girls the Movie: Gilmore Women comes out, it will start with Rory and Marty celebrating their 5th anniversary in Rory's White House Press Secretary office.

Ben and Mandy are back again this week to walk you through some of the most unintentionally hilarious drunk acting in the history of television.

Ben and Mandy are here for a step-by-step ketchupisode, taking you through each episode that's not in the top 20. Blech, Digger Stiles.

Filmmaker and comedian Craig Tovey joins Ben and Eugene to discuss the Lorelais' first day at Yale, Gilmore Girls, Oscar Picks, and the OC (don't call it that). Check out Craig Tovey's work at youtube.com/craigtovey.

Eugene and Ben are back at it, and Eugene is becoming more enamored with those Gilmore Girls every week. EXCLUSIVE: Shocking revelations from OJ Simpson this episode. Also, more Oscar buzz as the Oscar picks relate to Ben's lack of historical knowledge. Also, Eugene has a exhaustive understanding of Chinese New Year. [Ben's note to self: be sure to edit out Eugene's ignorance of Chinese traditions, and also don't put this sentence in the description]

Shin George joins Ben and Mandy to catch you up on Season 3 Episode 15 "The Faceoff." The moral of this episode is that you should get tested for HIV.

What could be more relevant to Gilmore Girls than Oscar picks? What's that you say? Discussing the episode? Poppycock! Eugene spends much of this episode convincing a willing audience of Ben's latent racism. The boys decide that Jess is a great character but a terrible boyfriend. If you have a good explanation or an alternate idea for Lorelai's B story in this episode, email it to gilmoregirlsboys@gmail.com .

Ben and Mandy cover 4 fun episodes from season 3. Hear Mandy justify why Emily would fire Fox Mulder and others. Play along at home: see how many times you can count Ben coughing off mic. Riveting!

Four thanksgivings, which one would Ben and Eugene attend? Also, acute joke about angles that I promise is not willfully obtuse.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Edward Herrmann, who played Richard Gilmore.

CROSSOVER EPISODE! Much like Steve Urkel parachuting into the Tanner's backyard, Mandy joins Ben and Eugene in this episode! We discuss the correct pronunciation of "Padalecki," and reenact the famous dance floor love triangle scene. Grab a vegan egg sandwich from Mrs. Kim and get ready for the run around!

Back again. Mandy's back. Tell a friend. On this ketchupisode we cover Taylor's Soda Shoppee, tally Lorelai's concurrent emotions, and settle the eternal debate: Rory or Gigi? Zoltán Kemény!

Briiing back those lazy hazy crazy days of summer, those days of coffees, and salads, and Gilmore Girls Boys! We discuss the opening of season 3, which is full of Jess/Dean drama, barbershop quartets, and an episode interesting enough to plant Eugene firmly in the "I don't mind it" camp. Also, Bob Dylan stops by.

Ben and Mandy are back to catch you up on the not-top-twenty-caliber episodes that Eugene isn't watching. Mandy's starting a new career as a foley artist. Thinking he hears his name, Dave Foley stops by. Also, we think we've got Rory's relationships all figured out.

Ben and Eugene talk about the Season 2 finale, complete with Sookie's wedding, a surprise kiss, and the wrong cake flowers. How many sound effects is too many? Perhaps we will find out in this episode.

"I would watch a Paris show" -Eugene, proving that Ben is making progress in convincing him to like Gilmore Girls. A new game debuts and fails instantly. Eugene and Ben discuss Rory's appeal to boys, the introduction of Jess, and whether a Bracebridge Dinner is coffee or salad.

Been standin' most our lives livin' in a ganster's paradise. Ben and Mandy give you all the relevant information and insight from 5 episodes of not-quite-top-twenty material. The debut of "All About That Coffee (No Salad)" from nascent parodist Not-All-That-Weird Ben.

Ben continues his quest to convince Eugene that Gilmore Girls is worth his time by showing him the latest top-20 episode of Gilmore Girls. Eugene makes it clear that he is more than "not a fan" status, whatever that means. Ben and Eugene discuss weddings, the symbolism of the traffic light, and sing a new theme song.