Ah here now , a good , genuine h ' on takes years to perfect . Setting the lad up for embarrassment here . <| sep |> giving great motivational speechs and maybe have his own publisher and show Rory a different direction , He did sort of do this , no ? He told Rory she should be writing a book , and that it should be about her and Lorelai . The last scene we see of Rory that is career related is her jumping with joy at Jess , showing him the first three chapters of the book he told her to write . He absolutely steered her into a new , better direction , and did make a motivational speech to do so . <| sep |> I haven ' t see it since it came out but no , not nearly as complex . The HBO show is basically the movie turned on its head . In the movie , and pretty much all Michael Crichton stories , someone arrogantly overestimates humanity ' s ability to control the chaos that science can wreak , and we view the wreckage from the eyes of a human protagonist who saves the day . In this case the scenario was psychopath androids run amok . Whereas in the show we see Ford tightly controlling things to prevent chaos . . . but doing so by suppressing these emergent beings as if they were mere toys . And we mostly view the story from the POV of the hosts , identifying with them as the humans abuse them the way a psychopath might . Presumably one or two of the hosts will save the day .