The Best Episodes of Gilmore Girls Season 4

Lorelai invites friends and family to do a test run of the Dragonfly Inn opening. Two suitors pursue Lorelai.

Director: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Jess walks his mother down the aisle at her Renaissance-themed wedding. Luke asks his new love interest on a date. Dean confides in Rory.

Director: Chris Long

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Lorelai helps Rory move into her dorm, where she meets an odd new roommate, and learns that she will also be sharing her room with a familiar face.

Director: Chris Long

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Overwhelmed by her classwork, Rory confides in Dean, who's working on the construction crew at the Dragonfly Inn.

Director: Steve Clancy

Writer: Daniel Palladino, Amy Sherman-Palladino

A self-help tape helps a depressed Luke realize who his soul mate is. Lorelai is stressed as the Dragonfly Inn's opening day approaches.

Director: Matthew Diamond

Writer: Daniel Palladino, Amy Sherman-Palladino

Rory crosses paths with Jess in Stars Hollow. Luke's sister visits Stars Hollow and introduces her new boyfriend to her brother.

Director: Chris Long

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Rory gets a glimpse of Dean's new life. When Lorelai and Rory spend a day at the mall, they run into Emily on a wild shopping spree.

Director: Chris Long

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Richard is devastated by a sudden loss. Emily receives a shock when she finds an old letter that was written to Richard.

Director: Marita Grabiak

Writer: Jane Espenson

Rory and Lorelai participate in a Stars Hollow event in which the townspeople dress up and present tableaux imitating famous paintings.

Director: Chris Long

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Lorelai is upset that Luke has gotten an apartment in another town. Rory learns that a guy she likes has been spreading false information about her.

Director: Michael Grossman

Writer: Sheila R. Lawrence, Janet Leahy

Jason and Richard are sued. Rory is upset by a decision Dean has made. Dean is told to stop spending time with Rory.

Director: Daniel Palladino

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Emily realizes that Richard has been secretly meeting someone for lunch for years. Lorelai accepts an invitation to dinner.

Director: Jamie Babbit

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Rory and Paris head south for their first spring break in Florida, where they run into a couple of their old pals from Chilton.

Director: Jamie Babbit

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

While visiting Stars Hollow for the weekend, Rory encounters Dean, who awkwardly invites her to an event the next day.

Director: Chris Long

Writer: Jane Espenson

Lorelai struggles to hide details of her life from Emily. Rory discovers that college dating isn't easy. Lorelai invites Luke over for movie night.

Director: Neema Barnette

Writer: John Stephens

Luke is wary when his sister comes to town. Lorelai hesitates to tell her parents about her new beau. Paris's affair gets serious.

Director: Kenny Ortega

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Lorelai confronts her father when she learns that he has cut business ties. Luke gives Lorelai an update on his love life.

Director: Michael Zinberg

Writer: Sheila R. Lawrence

After returning from a summer of backpacking through Europe, Rory and Lorelai frantically prepare for Rory's move to college.

Director: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Emily redecorates Rory's dorm room without her permission. Lorelai and Sookie cater a kids' birthday party with a "Lord of the Rings" theme.

Director: Matthew Diamond

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Emily hires Lorelai and Sookie to cater an elaborate launch party for Richard's new company, but insists they prove that they are worthy of her trust.

Director: Matthew Diamond

Writer: Amy Sherman-Palladino

Rory tries to spice up her articles for the student newspaper. Luke admits to Lorelai that he is revisiting a past relationship.

Director: Tom Moore

Writer: Daniel Palladino

Lorelai and Sookie renovate their inn. Lorelai enjoys a romantic evening. Rory is irritated by Paris's new relationship.

Director: Peter Lauer

Writer: Scott Kaufer