Set in the charming town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut, the series follows the captivating lives of Lorelai and Rory Gilmore, a mother/daughter pair who have a relationship most people only dream of.
This tv show contains 46 potentially triggering events.
Rory e was on a Pony when It suddenly collapsed and died- This is not shown on screen- It was discussed when Rory and her Mom Lorelei Left Voice msgs to each other
in the halloween episode there is a scene where babette and mauri are demonstrating their “scary new gadget” which is a hanging machine, rope and everything. mauri puts his head into it and then the scene cuts. it’s just for fun and halloween scaries and mauri does not get hurt.
Not technically, But especially in the earlier seasons, a lot of the main characters thing is that they eat lots and lots without gaining any weight, so you may want to watch out for that if that is triggering
1. in the flashback episode it shows lorelei as a teenager pregnant in the hospital, about to give birth. scene lasts for a long time as it is the main theme of the episode. 2. both of sookies births are frantic and unexpected, we can see her speeding away to the hospital. 3. SPOILER - lane has children but never shows her in the hospital 4. liz has a baby (again, in a frantic way) NONE OF THE SCENES ARE GRAPHIC OR SHOW THEM ACTUALLY PUSHING A BABY OUT
S1e People call each other idiot, crazy, manic, “I’m a total spaz” moron, “stop it, you look like you’re having a fit” “did no one in the mall notice you were having a psychotic break” “mental patient” dipsomaniac,
There is a character that describes thankfully only needing to have sex with her husband once in a way where we are meant to find that character silly/ funny as viewers. Asexuality specifically is not mentioned.
Only briefly. The local pastor and rabbi share the only worship space in town and are shown to be friendly with each other. They scold other characters for being dogmatic.
At one point a pastor is called in to give Rory, a young adult, a talk encouraging abstinence.