DOYLE: It goes with the territory. DOYLE: That's not interesting either. DOYLE: We heard about the dining-hall confrontation. EMILY: I've never called him that to his face. EMILY: So what? Good point. Have fun. JASON: The internet. Jason here has just helped me hook up a wireless network for the house. LANE: Remember when I was a kid, my mother showed me the special jug that's been passed down in my family for years and years in a long-standing Kim tradition that she is personally going to present to the boy I'm going to wed? LORELAI: But we're on schedule, and when I left, the plumbing contractor was unloading all sorts of impressive-looking copper pipes, so that's something, I guess, and. . .oh, Bruce. LORELAI: I got into an argument with Luke about Nicole. LORELAI: Put the divorce on hold? LORELAI: That lead ballerina - she has no friends. LUKE: Wow, she's moving. MICHEL: It's a business meeting. RICHARD: A laptop. RORY: But - but if I can't re-review it, then can I just print the things that I meant to put in and didn't have time to? RORY: How was Atlantic City? RORY: One of the advantages of being with the press. RORY: Yes, I do, Doyle, because I have a brand-new perspective on it and on dance. SOOKIE: He sneezed. SOOKIE: He's not indicating that he wants it back. Successful? The baby should not attend. [Richard and Jason walk in]
EMILY: Oh, Jason, you're still here.
Plan: A: Emily; Q: Who is not impressed by the internet or Mr. Stiles? A: the success; Q: What do Richard and Emily disagree on regarding their business trip to Atlantic City? A: her; Q: Who does Lorelai resist Jason's interest in? A: her editor; Q: Who spurs Rory to write a dance review? A: Rory; Q: Who writes a dance review that leads to a confrontation with the ballerina? A: a strongly opinionated dance review; Q: What does Rory write that leads to a confrontation with the ballerina? A: the ballerina; Q: Who does Rory have a confrontation with in the dining hall? A: Jason's smooth moves; Q: What does Lorelai admire about Jason? A: a frosty Emily; Q: Who does Jason manipulate into inviting him for Friday night dinner? A: a long distance argument; Q: What happens when Lane and Dave argue over pottery? A: the still-under-reconstruction Dragonfly Inn; Q: Where is Michel back on the staff? A: his one sneeze; Q: What is the reason Bruce is unable to let Michel attend a staff meeting? A: Bruce; Q: Who is the midwife at the Dragonfly Inn? A: erecting barriers; Q: What does Bruce do to prevent Michel from attending a staff meeting? A: Sookie; Q: Who is the new mother of baby Davey? A: Nicole; Q: Who did Luke put his divorce on hold for? A: an argument; Q: What does Lorelai have with Luke when she learns that Nicole and Luke are dating again? A: Jason's help; Q: How does Richard get his laptop wireless? Summary: Richard and Emily hold widely differing points of view on the success of their business trip to Atlantic City. Spurred on by her editor, Rory writes a strongly opinionated dance review that leads to a dining hall confrontation with the ballerina. Even though she continues to resist his interest in her, Lorelai can't help but be impressed by Jason's smooth moves as he manipulates a frosty Emily into inviting him for Friday night dinner so that he can woo Lorelai. Lane and Dave have a long distance argument over pottery. Michel is back on the staff of the still-under-reconstruction Dragonfly Inn, but his one sneeze has Bruce, the midwife, erecting barriers to his attending a staff meeting which includes an overly-protective new mother Sookie and baby Davey. When she learns that Nicole and Luke have put their divorce on hold and have resumed dating, Lorelai becomes so flustered that she has an argument with Luke. Richard ecstatically roams throughout the house with his laptop after he goes wireless with Jason's help, but Emily fails to be charmed by either the Internet or Mr. Stiles.