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Which snack are Lorelai and Rory famously obsessed with eating?
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What job does the sarcastic French character Michel Gerard hold at the inn?
Answer: Concierge
Why: Starstruck by Celine Dion at his hotel job, Michel could not leave to approve the Dragonfly's new sink, so it was sent back to Canada.
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Why does Luke Danes scowl at customers?
Answer: He hides his soft heart under gruff diner owner vibes
Why: Luke turned his late father's hardware store into the diner and kept the Williams Hardware sign hanging out front.
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What are the names of Michel's two Chow Chows?
Answer: Paw-paw and Chin-chin
Why: Michel adopted both puppies from Frank, who fosters rescued chows on his own dime, and Chin-Chin's death fills a season 7 funeral episode.
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What is the name of Lorelai's wealthy, book-loving father?
Answer: Richard
Why: Edward Herrmann played Richard for all seven seasons, and after he died in 2014 the 2016 revival wrote Richard's death into the story.
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What is the name of Lane Kim's first serious boyfriend?
Answer: Dave Rygalski
Why: He stayed up all night reading the entire Bible to earn prom permission, only to be told the cryptic line quoted at him was Shakespeare.
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Which artist's music played during Sookie's walk down the aisle?
Answer: Ella Fitzgerald
Why: It is I Can't Get Started, a 1936 Duke and Gershwin standard Lorelai found far too gloomy for a wedding, and it names the episode.