Book interview stats

Number of interviews transcribed: 21 (of 34)

Total word count of interviews transcribed: 129,835

Back to it

Hi all. I’m back online after the move from Colorado to a sleeply little North Carolina town in the Blue Ridge Mountains called Waynesville. I will have more to report about The Gilmore Girls Companion in the coming days. In the meantime, I’m neck deep in unpacking and getting used to the new digs. But let me just say that I totally see the small town/Stars Hollow thing from a completely new angle…

Oh, and prepare yourself for Emily’s Panic Room, coming soon…

Just a Note…

I really appreciate all the messages I’ve received from Gilmore Girls fans from all over the world, as well as from the people who worked on the show.

I just wanted you all to know that if I don’t answer your messages right away this week and next, it’s because we’re in the process of moving from Colorado to North Carolina. We’re heading out for the long drive on Saturday, April 26, and probably arriving on the other side May 7 or so.

Once we get Net access on the other side (please let it be sooner rather than later), I will catch up on that email.

All the best,

Aaron

Lauren Graham at Toronto Film Festival

Here's a pretty extensive interview with Lauren about her role in Flash of Genius. Enjoy!

Huh…

Came across a Web site this morning called JustThe Disc.com, which allows you to purchase a single DVD from TV box sets, including Gilmore Girls. I know absolutely nothing about this company, but it seems like it could be pretty useful for anyone who has lent out a DVD from their collection, only to have the borrower leave town or lose that beloved disc. Or heaven help you if you scratch one or Toddler Joe decides to start teething on Season 3/Disc 2.

The company charges $3.99 for each disc and says that everything is original — no bootlegs. Might be worth bookmarking under “Just In Case.”