Gilmore Girls

The TV industry’s gone revival-crazy, and we’ve got twenty (!) ranked examples of the last decade or so to prove it.

The ever-evolving Netflix model makes it difficult to discern viewer data, let alone interpret what tidbits the company confirms. That said, Netflix has been studying “binge racers” who finish seasons within twenty-four hours of their debut, and you might be surprised by the highs and lows.

Prepare to feel old.

I’ll be honest; seven seasons of Gilmore Girls and one revival later, I’m still not entirely certain why Luke’s coffee was so special. Perhaps Scott Patterson himself can clue me in, now that the once (and future?) Luke Danes is launching his own real-life coffee brand.

We’re now a few months removed from the Gilmore Girls revival, as well as “preliminary” talks of a continuation, and prospects aren’t looking great. Star Lauren Graham once again questions the need to return to Stars Hollow after those final four words, though A Very Gilmore Christmas down the line is at least a possibility.

Alex Bledel addressed the unexpected ending of 'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.'

Gilmore Girls fans were lucky enough to get one revival, and it’s likely a second go wouldn’t carry the same urgency. Even stars Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel aren’t 100% certain of a need to revisit the Gilmore Girls, despite that closing twist.

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: however arduous each TV revival proves, fans will inevitably clamor for another continuation. Netflix’s Gilmore Girls in particular ended A Year in the Life on the cliffhanger creators always intended, but may now be in “preliminary” conversations for another followup, reports reveal.

Melissa is done playing Sookie St. James.

TV twists that had us shook in 2016, from "hold the door!" to the Gilmore Girls' last four words — plus, vote for your pick.

Three passionate 'Gilmore Girls' fans discuss 'A Year In the Life' surprises, treats, the mess that was Rory, and the Gilmore girls' last four words.

Discover the infamous final four words of 'Gilmore Girls' and why they're so controversial.

See what critics are saying about Netflix's revival of 'Gilmore Girls.'

A rootless Rory, Kirk at Friday night dinner and a Gilmore Guys cameo: A breakdown of Netflix's full 'Gilmore Girls' trailer.

Once upon a time, Netflix’s Gilmore Girls revival was rumored to title each new episode around a season of the year. The fan-favorite series end up walking a more generic path with A Year in the Life, but nonetheless puts its seasonal approach up front with four new posters for the November premiere.

Take a moment, and think of all the coffee you’ve consumed in the last decade. Now double it, triple that, and you might be somewhere in the neighborhood of Rory and Lorelai since Gilmore Girls first premiered 16 years ago. Don’t take our word for it though, see for yourself in a new retrospective before Netflix’s A Year in the Life.