The Girls And Gilmore Girls Mashup You’ve All Been Waiting For
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Charlie majored in English, and now he looks at the internet all day. Contact him at charliemorrigan1337@gmail.com. What do you get when you cross the Gilmore Girls‘ charming theme song, “Where You Lead” by Carole King, with the opening credits visuals for HBO’s Girls? You get this video above.
Does Girls feel like more of a heartstrings-tugger with this as the theme music? Are you imagining an alternate television universe in which characters from the two series interact? Would Lorelai and Hannah be besties, despite the age difference? Do you prefer Adam Driver’s character on Girls or Rory’s boyfriend on Gilmore Girls, the possessive, tall one with the middle-part hair? Or do you like Rory’s other love interest, the “bad boy” one who’s Luke’s nephew?
OK, those are all the questions I could think of. 
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