Yes the long-anticipated revival of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life will hit the streaming service at 12:01pm PT on November 25, just in time for you to watch it with your mom over Thanksgiving.
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“Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life” will answer fans’ burning questions, star Lauren Graham told reporters at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour. A lot will have happened since then, but based on the latest trailer, some things will never change.
In the short clip, fans of the iconic series also get their first look at Lorelai and Rory. The trailer shows Graham and Bledel doing what they do best: talking fast and making pop-culture references-and both Amy Schumer and John Oliver got shout-outs. Lorelai asks Rory, apparently out of the blue.
The excitement is understandable.
Meanwhile, Sherman-Palladino confirmed that they have already finished mixing the first draft of episode 1, entitled, “Winter”.
Gilmore Girls’ creator and original showrunner Amy Sherman-Palladino has penned this new season, under the title Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life. So now that we know some of the details, when does Gilmore Girls premiere on Netflix?
For you bingers, A Year In The Life is composed of four 90-minute chapters spanning each of the four seasons.
At the panel, Lauren Graham said she had no trouble slipping back into her fast-talking character Lorelei.
Check out the date announcement teaser below!
Stars Hollow, we’ve missed you.
Her daughter Rory dismisses the idea based on Lorelai’s dislike of water sports, but Schumer took to Twitter to confirm: “I would love her”.
The Debrief: Gilmore Girls, you’re killing it.
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She explained that her main concern was that viewers would skip to the end of the revival to see the much-buzzed about final four words of the show. Edward Herrmann, the actor who played Lorelai’s father and Rory’s grandfather, passed away in 2014.
