Gilmore Girls is arguably the most well-written television series that has ever existed on this planet. The number of pop culture references packed into every episode are a feat in themselves, and the actors' abilities to get through the dialogue while making it feel real is mesmerizing. It continues to withstand the test of time, and there's a good reason why that's true. The writing on this show is truly second to none and I believe everyone who wants to be a successful writer can learn a thing or two from the show. In this blog post, I'll break down one of my favorite episodes of the show to prove the above claim and convince Tongalers who have been living under a rock to start watching this show!