Scott Patterson recalls feeling 'objectified' during scene for Gilmore Girls

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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.

 star Scott Patterson is getting real about a scene from the hit show that still does not sit right with him.During a new episode of his podcast,, the actor, who played Luke Danes, Lorelai's friend turned lover, and owner of the often-visited Luke's Diner, was recapping a season 3 episode titled, «Keg! Max!,» when he came across a scene that he called the most «disturbing time he ever had on set.»The actor said he was «shocked» by an exchange between Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Sookie (Melissa McCarthy), in which they admire his butt after Sookie accidentally rests her hand on his backside. In an attempt to turn the awkward moment around, Lorelai turns it into a bit, proceeding to mention Luke's behind multiple times throughout the scene.«That was disturbing.

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Gilmore Girls star Scott Patterson, known for playing diner owner Luke Danes in the hit show, spoke out about an episode where he felt objectified.

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.

Ethan Shanfeld In a Season 3 episode of “Gilmore Girls,” Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Sookie (Melissa McCarthy) trade remarks about Luke’s (Scott Patterson) butt as he’s bent over fixing a stove. When he finally turns around, he tells the girls to “stop talking about my butt” and says their conversation is “in bad taste.” Apparently the actor himself shares similar feelings, as Patterson recalled feeling like “some kind of meat stick” while filming the scene. “Objectifying somebody’s body part? Yeah, that was disturbing,” Patterson said on Wednesday’s episode of his “I Am All in With Scott Patterson” podcast (via Entertainment Weekly). “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. I couldn’t wait for that day to be over.”