Reuniting for Gilmore GIrls on Netflix #StreamTeam

Friday, November 18, 2016 AnnMarie Brown 0 Comments


Sitting on the couch with my teenage daughters popcorn ready to go watching the final episode of Girlmore Girls over nine. Our usual routine was making sure we had our popcorn ready to go and sitting all together watching a show we have grown to love and look forward to week after week and year after year.

Gilmore Girls brought us together every week with their quick wit and loving characters. Having had a close relationship with my daughters we could really relate to the relationship that Lorelai and Rory had. Even now with the upcoming 4 episodes of Gilmore Girls coming to Netflix next Friday I can not wait to share them with my now adult daughters. We will be watching them from different locations and cities this time around but it will not stop us from Face timing each other with our reactions and thoughts during the show. We also plan to rewatch them once they all return home for Christmas.

Plan your date night with your mother or daughter and sit back and watch Girlmore Girls next week. I have been introducing my tween daughter to Gilmore Girls over the last few months so she can get ready for the upcoming episodes.


 
Did you know that 62% of mothers and daughters say sharing TV shows helps build a stronger relationship. A recent survey revealed more than half of women (53%) wish they spoke to their mother more often. 

No matter what kind of mother-daughter relationship it is, Gilmore has something for you. The survey found that globally, almost equal portions of mother-daughter relationships fall into the following three groups: 
  • 39% of respondents say they’re two peas in a pod, and are BFFs like Rory and Lorelai Gilmore. 
  • 31% say they may be polar opposites like Lane and Mrs. Kim, but they just want what’s best for each other. 
  • 30% know it can be complicated like Lorelai and Emily Gilmore, but they can’t imagine life without each other.

 
 
More than half of mother-daughter duos surveyed (59%) report that post-show discussions are the best part of sharing a show together. In fact, watching together is so important that despite the distance, almost half of moms and daughters (41%) think watching together brings them closer. Even though one third of moms and daughters surveyed live thirty or more minutes apart, over half have gone out of their way to physically watch together on many occasions. 

The ultimate mother-daughter pair, Rory and Lorelai, know the benefits of sharing show-inspired inside jokes and witty one-liners. Whether you and mom are die-hard fans or looking for your next binge together, Netflix is letting you send an invite for Date Night with Mom.

Let's Chat! 

Are you gearing up for the return of Gilmore Girls to Netflix? Do you have another show you love to watch with your teen children or girlfriends?   



  Disclosure: I am a member of the Netflix Stream Team and receive some perks and benefits. As always, all opinions are my own.