

2016·Drama·4 episodes
6.5
★



Set nearly a decade after the finale of the original series, this revival follows Lorelai, Rory and Emily Gilmore through four seasons of change.
Created by Amy Sherman-Palladino
midlife crisis
failure
widow
sequel
loneliness
family relationships
four seasons
unhappiness
freelance journalist
mother daughter relationship
soap
heartfelt
comforting
Rank
#20 in 2016·#521 overall

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Cast

Lauren Graham
Lorelai Gilmore

Alexis Bledel
Rory Gilmore

Scott Patterson
Luke Danes

Kelly Bishop
Emily Gilmore
Crew

Amy Sherman-Palladino
Creator
Popular Reviews
639 reviews
Andjela
7.0★ · 12/27/23

The first three episodes were pretty bad, but I liked the ending. I still think it would have been better if they had finished this show in 2007. This revival was absolutely unnecessary.
The first three episodes were pretty bad, but I liked the ending. I still think it would have been better if they had finished this show in 2007. This revival was absolutely unnecessary.
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Cici
5.0★ · 07/05/26

was not expected
was not expected
lanouchat
3.0★ · 07/04/26

ils ont détruits la série omg
ils ont détruits la série omg
Tildy
5.0★ · 06/25/26

Ive just finished my annual Gilmore Girls rewatch but this time I rewached year and a life again too.
This is not entirely how I wanted it to end.
I still find it baffling that they didnt grow or mature by now. Especially Rory. I mean, isn't she in her thirties? (I think) by this point and is still sleeping with Logan who's engaged now.
I also hated the plot line with her boyfriend Paul who everyone kept forgetting about. It wasnt even a funny joke, just cruel.
And by this point she still hasnt got her career sorted and still thinks really highly of herself. Turning up to that interview and not trying to sell herself or show her work because she doesnt think she has too?
This is not entirely how I wanted it to end.
I still find it baffling that they didnt grow or mature by now. Especially Rory. I mean, isn't she in her thirties? (I think) by this point and is still sleeping with Logan who's engaged now.
I also hated the plot line with her boyfriend Paul who everyone kept forgetting about. It wasnt even a funny joke, just cruel.
And by this point she still hasnt got her career sorted and still thinks really highly of herself. Turning up to that interview and not trying to sell herself or show her work because she doesnt think she has too?
Ive just finished my annual Gilmore Girls rewatch but this time I rewached year and a life again too.
This is not entirely how I wanted it to end.
I still find it baffling that they didnt grow or mature by now. Especially Rory. I mean, isn't she in her thirties? (I think) by this point and is still sleeping with Logan who's engaged now.
I also hated the plot line with her boyfriend Paul who everyone kept forgetting about. It wasnt even a funny joke, just cruel.
And by this point she still hasnt got her career sorted and still thinks really highly of herself. Turning up to that interview and not trying to sell herself or show her work because she doesnt think she has too?
This is not entirely how I wanted it to end.
I still find it baffling that they didnt grow or mature by now. Especially Rory. I mean, isn't she in her thirties? (I think) by this point and is still sleeping with Logan who's engaged now.
I also hated the plot line with her boyfriend Paul who everyone kept forgetting about. It wasnt even a funny joke, just cruel.
And by this point she still hasnt got her career sorted and still thinks really highly of herself. Turning up to that interview and not trying to sell herself or show her work because she doesnt think she has too?
Movie_Monster
5.0★ · 06/21/26

Don’t think we needed this but it was whatever.
Don’t think we needed this but it was whatever.
