Gilmore Girls' Scott Patterson Says He Felt Objectified During a Season 3 Scene

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Scott Patterson has recalled how he felt "objectified" while filming a scene for Gilmore Girls. The actor, who played Luke Danes on the popular show from 2000 until 2007, revealed on a recent episode of the I Am All In with Scott Patterson podcast that he felt uncomfortable during a sequence shot for the third season when Lauren Graham's character Lorelai and Melissa McCarthy's Sookie note that his bottom has a "nice shape to it". Reflecting on the moment, Scott noted that he found the scene to be "disturbing".

Gilmore Girls alum Scott Patterson ranted about how upset he got over filming a 'demeaning, objectifying' scene on The WB hit show back in 2003 during Sunday's episode of his iHeart rewatch podcast, I'm All In.In the season three episode - titled 'Keg! Max!' - the camera lingered on diner owner Luke Danes' (Patterson) rear end in blue jeans while fixing the stove at his on/off love interest Lorelai Gilmore's (Lauren Graham) Dragonfly Inn.Dragonfly Inn co-owner and chef Sookie St. James (Melissa McCarthy) confessed to Lorelai that she accidentally rested her hand on Luke's behind and it had 'a nice shape to it.' Still angry: Gilmore Girls alum Scott Patterson ranted about how upset he got over filming a 'demeaning, objectifying' scene on The WB hit show back in 2003 during Sunday's episode of his iHeart rewatch podcast, I'm All In 'Keg! Max!' In the season three episode, the camera lingered on diner owner Luke Danes' (Patterson) rear end in blue jeans while fixing the stove at his on/off love interest Lorelai Gilmore's (Lauren Graham) Dragonfly InnLuke angrily told the ladies to stop talking about his butt and Lorelai proceeded to playfully compliment his derrière another three times during the conversation.'I realized it wasn't okay, and it didn't make me feel comfortable at all.

Scott Patterson did not enjoy his body being "objectified" while filming the hit television series "Gilmore Girls." On a recent episode of his podcast, "I Am All In With Scott Patterson," the star detailed a scene from Season Three when Lorelai, played by Lauren Graham, and Sookie, played by Melissa McCarthy, commented on the "nice shape" of Patterson’s character Luke Danes' behind. "Objectifying somebody's body part? Yeah, that was disturbing," Patterson said. "It is infuriating because you're being treated like an object.  "And it's disturbing, and it's disgusting, and I had to endure that through that entire scene and many takes … It was the most disturbing time I have ever spent on that set.

Hollywood has long objectified women, and fans of “Gilmore Girls” will recall how one episode turned the tables by objectifying Luke, played by Scott Patterson, in a now-infamous scene in which his butt is ogled by Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Sookie (Melissa McCarthy).

Voicing his boundaries. Scott Patterson opened up about his worst day on the set of Gilmore Girls — revealing he was objectified during a scene that focused on his backside.