Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It's been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix's continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.In four 90-minute episodes, titled "Winter," "Spring," "Summer," and "Fall," Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives. To get ready for the revival, we're highlighting all the things we love about the show with our official "Return to Stars Hollow" coverage, from the wacky supporting characters to the insanely clever dialogue to the girls' complicated love lives. Check back here every day until Nov. 25 to obsess with us over all things Gilmore.- - - - - - - -In the seven seasons of Gilmore Girls, Lorelai kissed some frogs and broke a few hearts. With multiple proposals and engagements, a marriage, and a few casual dates, Lorelai explored all the good and bad when it came to dating. Click through this slideshow to take a look back at Lorelai's love life, from Max Medina to Luke Danes, with a few forgotten fellows like Rune and Peyton thrown into the mix. Let us know in the comments which of the guys was your favorite.Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life premieres Nov. 25 on Netflix.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. In four 90-minute episodes, titled “Winter,” “Spring,” “Summer,” and “Fall,” Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25. In four 90-minute episodes, titled “Winter,” “Spring,” “Summer,” and “Fall,” Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25. In four 90-minute episodes, titled “Winter,” “Spring,” “Summer,” and “Fall,” Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives.
Any “Gilmore Girls” fan will attest that music played a huge role in the show (and, we’re guessing, the show’s music is all over many a “GG” fan’s playlist). From XTC to the Bangles, from Carole King to Grant Lee Phillips and Yo La Tengo, here are 10 of the most indelible musical moments from the show’s epic soundtrack.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It's been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix's continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.In four 90-minute episodes, titled "Winter," "Spring," "Summer," and "Fall," Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives. To get ready for the revival, we're highlighting all the things we love about the show with our official Return to Stars Hollow coverage, from the wacky supporting characters to the insanely clever dialogue to the girls' complicated love lives. Check back here every day until Nov. 25 to obsess with us over all things Gilmore.- - - - - - - -Let's give thanks for Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. The revival begins streaming on Netflix the day after Thanksgiving, providing fans a big caffeinated shot of holiday cheer.As Gilmore Girls lovers know, it isn't just a show. It's a religion. It's a lifestyle — which means getting gifts for them is easy (beyond a cup of coffee, of course). So if you're looking for a holiday treat for a Gilmore Girls superfan, here's a list of 15 gift ideas.Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life premieres Nov. 25 on Netflix.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. In four 90-minute episodes, titled “Winter,” “Spring,” “Summer,” and “Fall,” Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It's been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix's continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.In four 90-minute episodes, titled "Winter," "Spring," "Summer," and "Fall," Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives. To get ready for the revival, we're highlighting all the things we love about the show with our official Return to Stars Hollow coverage, from the wacky supporting characters to the insanely clever dialogue to the girls' complicated love lives. Check back here every day until Nov. 25 to obsess with us over all things Gilmore.- - - - - - - -It’s been almost 10 years since we last saw the denizens of Stars Hollow. In that time a great many of them — particularly the guest stars — have gone on to do quite well for themselves. As for the main cast? For many of them, Gilmore Girls meant they could essentially retire. Taylor Doose (Michael Winters) will return for the Netflix series but has no IMDB credits in the intervening years, and Michel (Yanic Truesdale) opened a spin studio in Montreal, which is the most perfectly Michel thing imaginable. As for the rest? Click through this slideshow to find out.Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life is available to stream on Netflix beginning Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.In four 90-minute episodes, titled “Winter,” “Spring,” “Summer,” and “Fall,” Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives. To get ready for the revival, we’re highlighting all the things we love about the show with our official Return to Stars Hollow coverage, from the wacky supporting characters to the insanely clever dialogue to the girls’ complicated love lives. Check back here every day until Nov. 25 to obsess with us over all things Gilmore.– – – – – – – –Paris is burning! Paris Geller, that is.On seven seasons of Gilmore Girls, the sharp-tongued, super type A, hard-charging Paris (Liza Weil) delivered harsh #truthbombs to just about everybody in her sight.She was an acidic nemesis for Rory when they first met at Chilton Academy, though they later became the best of friends. At Yale, she turned her derisive taunts on her less intelligent classmates, her less ambitious fellow newspaper reporters, and even sometimes on her boyfriend, Doyle (Danny Strong).Related: 26 of the Greatest Gilmore Girls GuestsWe're looking forward to seeing what creative, new manner of invective she'll come up with in Netflix's upcoming revival, Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.If Paris Geller tosses an insult your way, it's hard to forget. So, can you remember the recipients of 10 of her best burns?Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life is available to stream on Netflix beginning Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It's been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now, the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix's continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.In four 90-minute episodes, titled "Winter," "Spring," "Summer," and "Fall," Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives. To get ready for the revival, we're highlighting all the things we love about the show with our official Return to Stars Hollow coverage, from the wacky supporting characters to the insanely clever dialogue to the girls' complicated love lives. Check back here every day until Nov. 25 to obsess with us over all things Gilmore.- - - - - - - -Couldn't make it to Washington Depot, Conn. — aka the town that inspired Amy Sherman-Palladino to create the wonderful world of Stars Hollow and Gilmore Girls? No worries. We took a road trip there for the first-ever (and, we hope, first of many) Gilmore Girls Fan Fest. The Oct. 21-23 celebration brought Gilmore's devoted fans, cast, and crew to the gorgeous town that, to our great delight, really does remind you of the eccentric fictional enclave that's home to Lorelai and Rory, Luke and Taylor, Miss Patty and Babette, and Kirks in both human and cat form. We're sharing some of our favorite pics from our time in the Depot, and hope they inspire you to make a little TV-themed journey of your own. One tip before you go: Order the waffle platter at Marty's Café. Trust us.Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life is available to stream on Netflix beginning Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now, the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now, the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother/daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now, the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.In four 90-minute episodes, titled “Winter,” “Spring,” “Summer,” and “Fall,” Lorelai (Lauren Graham), Rory (Alexis Bledel), and grandmother Emily (Kelly Bishop) all face big changes in their lives. To get ready for the revival, we’re highlighting all the things we love about the show with our official Return to Stars Hollow coverage, from the wacky supporting characters to the insanely clever dialogue to the girls’ complicated love lives. Check back here every day until Nov. 25 to obsess with us over all things Gilmore.– – – – – – – –Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino certainly has an eye for talent. During the run of the show, she delighted in filling out the world with interesting characters — so much so that even many of the one-off roles were played by people who were just a few years away from becoming stars in their own right. Here are 25 you might have missed during the show’s seven-year run, only two of which have been confirmed to return — Vanessa Marano (as April Nardini) and Alex Borstein. Will any of the rest make it back to Stars Hollow for the big Netflix reunion?Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life is available to stream on Netflix beginning Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother/daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now, the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25.
Where the Gilmore Girls lead, we will follow! It’s been nine long years since super mother/daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore drank all the coffee in Stars Hollow, gorged on junk food and Chinese takeout, fell in and out of love, and dropped every pop culture reference imaginable in their rapid-fire banter. Now, the Gilmores are back to drink even more coffee, talk even faster, and charm us more than ever in Netflix’s continuation of the series, which premieres Nov. 25. ...