Netflix announced a "Gilmore Girls" revival after nine years of being off the air. The comeback show will be titled "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" and fans couldn't be any happier.
But how are they planning to pick up where the show left? Fans wonder if Luke and Lorelei ended up together, who did Rory end up with? How will the show handle the death of Edward Hernnan? And so on.
Luckily, several photos have surfaced online giving fans more clues on what they should expect in the season revival. Plus, a script from the first page of the series was leaked online for everyone to see.
Entertainment Weekly shared the very first page of the show's script and it was quite funny. The script talked about Rory coming off a plane and Lorelei teasing her about being Goop'd. Lauren Graham talked more about the script in an interview and said, "I didn't read the last episode for the longest time because I was scared,"
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She further quoted, "I loved how everything was teed up in the first three and I, carrying the burden of everybody in my mind, was like, 'Oh God, what's going to happen?' And to me, it was deeply satisfying - and also it answered questions I didn't even think of. I thought, 'Oh how perfect, wow. I wouldn't even have wondered that."
Three generations of #GilmoreGirls will come together again for the @Netflix revival! https://t.co/m2FSghhsq6 pic.twitter.com/qXPLIxKiiT — Entertainment Weekly (@EW) September 9, 2016
In another, happier photo, the fans will see Luke, Lorelei and Rory in his diner having coffee. There are also holiday decorations suggesting that the photo is from the first episode titled "Winter."
These NEW revival photos have us SO excited to see the #GilmoreGirls back at it again! https://t.co/2crcC2R1GN pic.twitter.com/RcjDRsOWIc
— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) September 9, 2016
The third photo is of Lorelei and Luke sitting in what appears to be a movie screening. Lorelei is on the phone with a shocked look on her face.
Yo @thelaurengraham @ScottGPatterson pic.twitter.com/NKepwbMTHG” LORELAI'S CALLING NFLIX SO WE CAN WATCH REVIVAL! #GilmoreGirls #ScottPatterson
— Scott G. Patterson (@ScottGPatterson) September 6, 2016
What news could they have received? "Gilmore Girls" fans will find out once Netflix airs it on Nov. 25.
