Paris Geller was incredibly misunderstood. 'Gilmore Girls' fans might have noticed that her upbringing was pretty sad.

Janet Billings, Rory and Paris Geller’s Yale roommate, once said she felt bad for Paris because she couldn’t imagine what she had been through to end up the way she had. Janet was being snarky, but ...

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Paris Geller's sarcastic remarks helped make 'Gilmore Girls' a more well-rounded series. We've collected three of her best zingers.

For these reasons, and so many more, I am hereby deeming Paris Geller the best of Gilmore Girls — the heroine, perhaps, and a feminist icon to all. What's your take on Paris Geller?

Paris is introduced in the show's second episode, making an immediate splash and growing into one of the show's most interesting characters. So, what makes her the real queen of Gilmore Girls?

They had the best beginning. Paris and Doyle met working at the Yale Daily News, where there wasn’t even a hint of romance between them.

Paris Geller is back in ‘Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life’, and she’s dressed like a boss.

That's a bit disappointing, since it's hard to imagine a TV character more worthy of their own show than Paris Geller. Seriously, Paris deserved a Gilmore Girls spin-off more than anyone.

The Yale University sweethearts were the kind of couple you don't really think about until they get together and then you think,"Why didn't I see this coming sooner?" Paris and Doyle just made ...

Would dudes on Tinder go for all these ridiculous Paris quotes, and actually be into an over-achieving, Type A, Yale Daily News Writer? Guess what, they were really into to it, to a shocking degree.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Everyone needs a frenemy to motivate them -- and for much of the Gilmore Girls franchise Paris was just that to Rory.