257. Luke and Lorelai are cuter at 6:30 in the morning than a box full of puppies in tiny tuxedos.

258. Have you ever stopped to wonder how much online shopping Lorelai does?

259. I feel like she must do a lot of online discount shopping since she pretty much never wears the same thing twice and her clothes are rather nice.

260. Perhaps her shopping debts will become story points when she tries to re-open the Dragonfly Inn. Have to stay tuned for that one.

261. Lane's obsession with music reminds me of the CaseLogic CD holder I used to lug around everywhere.

262. Whatever happened to Blur?

263. Someone explain this weird wandering guitarist to me.

264. Now there's another wandering guitarist.

265. Did I roofie myself?

266. Ah, so Dean does have a family.

267. I've been wondering why we never met any of them.

268. But, wait. How did Rory date Dean for three months without meeting his sister?

269. Wow. This random guitar player thing is actually culminating in a story.

270. That is such a Gilmore Girls thing to do.

271. Raaaaaachel. I could kill you for packing those bags.

272. And with her parting words, Rachel basically tells Luke to share his feelings with Lorelai.

273. For once, I agree with her.

274. OK, all is forgiven.

275. In the Max versus Luke showdown, I will bet on Luke every time.

276. Whoa, Max's solution to this fight is proposing to Lorelai?!?

277. Bye, Max!

278. Dean is at Rory's school!

279. Yes!

280. Finally: "Because I love you, you idiot!"

281. I'm a 13-year-old girl squealing right now.

282. Damn, 1,000 yellow daisies. Now that's a romantic-ass gesture.

283. Lorelai, don't tell Luke that Max proposed. On some level, you know better.

284. And now Lorelai is using a pager.

285. We really all just had pagers for a couple of years.

286. Oh no, Lorelai and Rory are running toward each other through the street.

287. Is it bad that I'm worried one of them will get hit by a car?

288. I know that's not what this show does, but it is a season finale...

289. Oh thank god, OK. Everyone's fine.

290. They're hugging.

291. And squealing.

292. And jumping up and down.

293. Sigh. That Gilmore girls freakout in the town square is the most perfectly perfect perfection way to cap off a legit amazing season of television.

Best Line of the Episode

Lorelai: "If her worst trait is she's a milk whore, you have it pretty good."