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Alexis Bledel as Rory GilmoreWarner Bros.; Matthias Nareyek—Getty Images
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Lauren Graham as Lorelai GilmoreWarner Bros.; Matthias Nareyek—Getty Images
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Scott Patterson as Luke DanesWarner Bros.; Todd Williamson—Getty Images
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Keiko Agena as Lane KimWarner Bros.; Tommaso Boddi—Getty Images
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Liza Weil as Paris GellerJ. Merritt, Sonia Recchia—Getty Images
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Melissa McCarthy as Sookie St. JamesWarner Bros.; Paul Conrad—Getty Images
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Jared Padalecki as Dean ForesterWarner Bros.; D. Dipasupil—Getty Images
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Yanic Truesdale as Michel GerardWarner Bros.; Maury Phillips—Getty Images
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Sean Gunn as Kirk GleasonKevin Winter, Tara Ziemba—Getty Images
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Kelly Bishop as Emily GilmoreWarner Bros.; Mike Pont—Getty Images
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Milo Ventimiglia as Jess MarianoWarner Bros.; Valerie Macon—AFP/Getty Images
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Matt Czuchry as Logan HuntzbergerJ. Merritt, Paul Zimmerman—Getty Images
After nine years off the air, the ladies of Stars Hollow are returning to television, this time on Netflix in four 90-minute episodes called Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. The show first introduced 32-year-old mother Lorelai Gilmore and her ambitious 16-year old daughter Rory when it premiered in 2000. In the new episodes, the Gilmore girls have grown into Gilmore women and have to deal with adult problems. Yale grad Rory realizes at 32 that her meticulously planned life as a journalist hasn’t turned out the way she planned—and must contend with appearances by all three of her exes. Lorelai considers a major change in her personal life. And Lorelai’s mother, Emily, copes with the loss of her husband Richard.
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