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, during the holidays — just in time for Thanksgiving.Originally produced for Netflix in 2016, follows Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) years after the original series ended, with Lorelai still running the Dragonfly Inn, Rory having some success in journalism and Emily (Kelly Bishop) grieving the loss of her husband, Richard.

fans were delighted on Thursday night when a rare reunion took place on Instagram Live. Adam Brody, who played the lovable music nerd Dave Rygalski on the hit series prior to his time on virtually reunited with his on-screen love, Keiko Agena, who played Rory Gilmore's best friend, Lane Kim. The former co-stars joined forces for a good cause as they encouraged fans to write letters to citizens urging them to vote in the 2020 election.

Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino took fans to Stars Hollow during Sunday night's live virtual Emmy Awards. Both were nominated this year for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series for their respective work on.

is in a reflective mood. The actress, whom many will know as Rory Gilmore's best friend, Lane Kim, on, confessed that it's a surreal time celebrating the accomplishments of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders this month against a backdrop of uncertainty, tragedy and shifting perceptions of the Asian community due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Sometimes, when I find myself growing grim about the mouth and it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul, I quietly take to the sea, by which I mean Netflix, to watch an episode or four of Gilmore Girls.I’m paraphrasing , who was paraphrasing Moby Dick, which was sort of paraphrasing lots of things.In the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, when it was exceptionally wintery in my soul and I became briefly convinced that American society was going to collapse, I soothed myself by watching

It sometimes felt like Gilmore Girls existed in its own little world, that Stars Hollow was sealed inside a snow globe where nothing could touch it. The rhythm of the dialogue—the rhythm of life in that storybook-like small town—was heightened beyond reality.

' final four words may not be so final after all.