Emily's cracks begin to show in the most late stage capitalism way possible, Richard makes Grant say "oh, buddy, no," and Goku FINALLY reveals his master plan.

Gilmore Girls learns about parallelism, Goku learns how to bluff, and Grant learns how to summon characters from thin air.

In this week's bonus episode, it took a lot of alcohol to get through Bride and Prejudice, but he's still not sure if he liked it or not.

It's buffet week on GBZ. Cell puts on a Z Fighters special move showcase. Meanwhile Luke's hit on by every girl in his high school class. 

We mark the halfway point of Gilmore Ball Z with some big introductions. Most importantly, George of Wait a Dune Minute delighted us. Luke's sister Liz surprised us. Mr. Satan's Pupils confused us. Wait a Dune Minute: https://twitter.com/waitaduneminute

Dragon Ball Z goes back to basics, Gilmore Girls gives Grant's been waiting for since the start of the show (he claims it's Mrs. Kim's character development. I'm pretty sure it was the chance to make a Power Rangers joke) and we discover some of the backs

The more Grant sees of Scooper, the more confused he gets, while Paige suggests a beautiful friendship that can never be. Meanwhile, Paris is still making out with an old professor and it's still gross.

Grant might have found an even more hated foe than Max Medina. Also, what's more questionable: Goku's Cell Games training regimen or Paris' dating choices?

Cell and Digger ended up being The Perfect Swap. Also DBZ one ups Back to the Future when Trunks gets hit on by his grandma.

Luke's girlfriend...definitely has a name. Will we figure it out before Paige gets fed up with the screaming when Trunks and Cell throw down? Find out this week on Gilmore Ball Z.