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Episode four started with some more parallel shots of Paul and Stella, exercising their way through the early morning. The killer storyline took a backseat though, as the episode focused first on the police corruption plot.

Those fans were rewarded, in last night's penultimate episode, with a twisty plot twist: Spector was suddenly on the hook for a 2002 murder, four years before the start of his supposed amnesia. It wasn't looking good, as Spector consulted his lawyers at the end of the episode.

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It was as if the air had escaped, both literally and metaphorically, out of the show's last episode. I felt deflated. (Though not, to be fair, as deflated as Jamie Dornan.) Barring supernatural intervention, that's the end of Spector. The BBC hasn't officially called time on The Fall, though, so Gibson could conceivably ride again. If she does, I really hope she doesn't take another three full seasons to not get her man.

Just as the tension is picking up (a bit) between Gibson and Spector, The Fall's overnight ratings are also picking up (a bit). Episode 1 scored 2.5 million same-day viewers; episode 2, 1.9 million; episode 3, 1.8 million; and episode 4, a tiny uptick to 2 million.

With the leaves changing colors and the temperature cooling down, it is a perfect time to snuggle up with hot apple cider and play some of the most memorable fall episodes of the series. These are my favorite fall-themed "Gilmore Girls" episodes.

Stars Hollow undergoes renovation to bring the town back to its creation and change back to the original street names from when it was founded. The episode is full of fall decorations and colorful leaves.

The biggest football game of the season: Yale vs. Harvard. Rory goes with her grandparents to root for Yale, their alma mater, in style, especially during tailgating. Team spirit and cold weather fill the air in this episode.

The annual 24-hour dance marathon ensues. Lorelai is determined to win, especially with her daughter by her side. Participants dress in vintage wardrobes, all around a light-hearted episode full of fun.

The episode opens up to a gloomy Pyrrha Nikos looking out her dorm window. Nora Valkyrie is talking with her teammates Lie Ren and Pyrrha about why their leader, Jaune Arc, is always getting back to their room so late. She expresses her concern that he needs to get sleep before their field trip to Forever Fall. Pyrrha bitterly says that she is sure their leader "knows exactly what he's doing".

FallSeasonEpisodeA Year In The Life4INFOAirdate25 November 2016Written byAmy Sherman-PalladinoDirected byAmy Sherman-PalladinoEPISODESPreviousSummerFall is the finale and 4th episode of A Year In The Life.

Dead Fall is the thirtieth episode of Prison Break and is the eighth episode of its second season. This episode was first aired on October 23, 2006 after a three-week hiatus in the United States, during which the Fox Network broadcast the Major League Baseball playoffs. "Dead Fall" is written by Zack Estrin and directed by Vincent Misiano. The events in this episode directly follows that of the previous episode, which takes place on June 1.

The episode opens with Sucre (Amaury Nolasco) aiming a gun at C-Note (Rockmond Dunbar), Michael (Wentworth Miller) and T-Bag (Robert Knepper), telling them to hand over the backpack. After Sucre leaves with the backpack, the three remaining fugitives become agitated. Michael walks back into the house with C-Note trailing him and gives their hostages a butter knife.

Sucre and Michael are agitated but continue on their way after they hear a police report via the walkie-talkie. As they cross the river by walking on a fallen tree, Sucre trips and falls into the water. His foot is trapped between two underwater wooden logs. After several attempts to push the massive log, Michael eventually uses a rope to tie the log to Sucre's motorcycle in order to lift the log high enough for Sucre to escape. Sucre is freed and the two run across to the other side of the river as the police closes in behind them. They arrive at second-hand car dealership, where Michael buys a car as Sucre calls Petey, who had loaned him the motorcycle. Sucre discovers that Maricruz did not marry Hector and tells Michael that he can't go with him to Panama anymore. The two hug and they make another purchase for a second car.

About half of all Gilmore Girls episodes take place in the fall season and the best Gilmore Girls fall episodes are some of the most memorable of the series. The series would traditionally air new seasons starting in September of each year, with many stories told throughout October and November. As a result, even the most dramatic of episodes had a cozy, fall quality to them thanks to the scenery. Fans love this about the show, especially those who uphold fall as the most precious season of the year.

Stars Hollow is the only place to be for a television ideal of autumn. Gilmore Girls' fall episodes scream coziness in the lighthearted drama, and fall foliage makes any cup of coffee feel just a bit warmer. The show is known for its small town festivals and surprising Stars Hollow traditions. While they don't all take place in the fall, a lot of them do pop up in those cozy Gilmore Girls fall episodes.

In season 5's "Emily Says Hello," it's the fall season and Lorelai and Rory are in a strange predicament. Emily and Richard are separated and don't know how to act around Lorelai and Rory now that they aren't a pair. Richard and Emily did awful things to each other during their separation and needed some time apart.

Just as the Gilmore girls are going to talk to Richard and Emily about their relationship, Emily makes the statement that she wanted to start dating. Because of the questionable place Emily and Richard are in, this fall episode is cozy with every ounce of drama that fans love.

Nothing says fall like a college football game. In "Ted Koppel's Big Night Out," Richard and Emily take Rory and Lorelai to the Yale vs. Harvard football game. With Richard being an alumnus of Yale, he was more than thrilled that Yale was the right choice for Rory as well.

At the game, everyone wears cozy Yale-themed sweaters and scarves as they tailgate in the parking lot. The episode is relatable for football fans and college students who enjoy outdoor sports during the fall season, which is why this is one of the better autumn episodes. This isn't one of the Gilmore Girls fall episodes that is only recognizable by the changing leaves but instead immerses itself into a fall activity.

"But Not as Cute as Pushkin" is a huge episode for Lorelai and Luke because it shows one of their first fights as a couple. Lorelai wants to do right by Luke and buys his father's old boat for him after his sister tries to sell it. Luke didn't want Lorelai to make such a grand gesture, and it takes some time for him to cool off.

Meanwhile, Rory hosts a Chilton student for a night to show her how wonderful Yale is. And while there aren't any fall festivals or dances, autumn is evident in the background of most scenes. Not to mention seeing Rory and the Chilton student wearing their cozy fall gear. There's more coffee drinking and fall decor than usual, so even if fall isn't part of the storyline, it's there in just about every scene of the show.

Anyone who is not Team Logan will not be a lover of this episode, but it is a good introduction to Connecticut's changing seasons. There is a lot of greenery for it to already be November, but filming for the episode took place in some refreshing locations. According to It's Filmed There, Rory's little excursion with the Life and Death Brigade was filmed at the Disney Ranch during the day and at LA's Griffith Park in the evening. It's one of Rory and Logan's best episodes since it's the start of their bond.

Luke's day out golfing with Richard Gilmore was also filmed in a section of Griffith Park, and those scenes feature some marvelous pops of orange and burgundy among the green. It's an episode that makes the audience feel like they're heading into the cozier batches of Gilmore Girls fall episodes.

In this episode, Lorelai and Rory join Emily and Richard Gilmore on a tour of Yale. It doesn't make too much sense that Yale's trees are that green in November, but a tour of an Ivy League school feels quite autumnal - as do all of the fall decorations throughout Stars Hollow before they leave.

This episode is not the heaviest on the amber, gold, and red, as the trees appear to still be changing. In "Take the Deviled Eggs...," Rory and Lorelai awkwardly attend Sherry's baby shower while Luke struggles with trusting Jess. The episode is full of tension just under the surface, just like much of the fall markers for the episode are only just visible.

This episode is all about the awkward double date Rory and Dean went on with Lorelai and moody Luke. The movie night would be cozier if the situation wasn't so weird, but it proves how out of sync this foursome is in this Gilmore Girls fall episode. At this time, Rory and Dean are giving their relationship another try, and it is reminiscent of the first time they started dating in the fall years prior.

The fall vibes kick in at Stars Hollow after Rory and Dean say goodbye. Wearing cozy sweaters and fall jackets, there are fall colors around as they walk in the cold night air, setting the scene for the episode.

Rory's life was full of new friendships as she went to Chilton and then Yale, but her mom was always her closest friend. That is why their feud of season 6 was absolutely soul-crushing. In "Twenty-One Is The Loneliest Number," Lorelai and Rory aren't talking, but the latter's 21st birthday is approaching. Amidst all the attention, the episode boasts a cornucopia of Halloween scenery, complete with fall leaves. Even Rory's birthday cake makes it clear this is a Gilmore Girls fall episode.

With Lorelai saddened by her relationship with her daughter, Babette and Morty encourage her to get into the fall spirit like they did every year. And while it's a solid fall episode, it's one of the sadder Lorelai and Rory episodes. 006ab0faaa