I reckon Luke Danes, with his strong-willed spirit and unwavering love for Stars Hollow, has truly found a home in our hearts. Born and bred in the small town, he’s seen it all – from its quirky residents to the ever-changing seasons. He’s been through the fire more times than any of us care to count, yet he always rises like a phoenix.
Oy with the spinoffs already.
In contrast to many popular TV series, such as “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” and “The Simpsons”, which started off as spin-offs, it’s not usually the case for the original show’s magic to be successfully repeated. This is why actress Lauren Graham and actor Scott Patterson, who starred in Gilmore Girls, are hesitant about the idea of a spinoff focusing on the beloved characters from Stars Hollow being successful.
For Scott, it wasn’t until he discussed the idea of a Gilmore Girls spinoff, particularly one centered around his character Luke Danes’ diner, with the president of the show’s network, Warner Bros., that he understood why such a production would never seem complete to him.
In a recent interview with TopMob News (shared with Lauren), the star of Sullivan’s Crossing shared that he once suggested a spinoff to Peter Roth, and Peter responded with advice rooted in TV industry knowledge. He said, “Scott, if you were to create a spinoff, many viewers might miss the other characters because our show is so abundant with captivating, well-developed characters.
“And boy was that a smart thing to say,” Scott, 66, continued, “because he nailed it.”
In her opinion, a common method for remaking cherished TV shows is by creating prequels, specifically mentioning, “It’s possible to explore Lorelai’s high school years.
Or, of course, a jump ahead in time.
She went on to say, “It seems we’re discussing this matter as if it were akin to ‘The Hobbit’, though I’m unsure if that’s accurate. However, I believe other realms have addressed similar questions by either revisiting the past or moving ahead.
While numerous Gilmore Girls enthusiasts might jump at the idea of watching Lorelai as a youngster arriving in Stars Hollow, Lauren noted that overcoming numerous challenges would still be necessary. Moreover, she mentioned the difficulty of finding actors to portray young Babette and Miss Patty, expressing uncertainty about this aspect.
As a die-hard Gilmore Girls fan, I can’t help but find myself constantly revisiting the magical world of Stars Hollow. With the spinoff plans still up in the air, I take solace in binge-watching all seven seasons that aired from 2000 to 2007, and the 2016 four-part revival titled “A Year in the Life”. And let’s not forget the heartwarming Walmart commercial starring Lauren and Scott, offering us a sneak peek into Lorelai and Luke’s lives today.
Indeed, the sweet clip—which is full of Easter eggs ranging from the iconic gazebo to deliveryman Kirk (Sean Gunn)—sees the beloved Gilmore Girls couple stronger than ever as they head into the holiday season, firmly proving Lauren’s assurance to TopMob that “they’re definitely still together.”
She added, “I can’t predict our future grandchild circumstances, but I believe we are contentedly living in the city.
Ever since A Year in the Life premiered on Netflix, fans have been eagerly anticipating another update on Lorelai and Luke’s lives—not just that, but they also want to see how parenthood suits Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) and finally find out who the father of her child is. (This mystery, much like the ongoing discussion about Rory’s favorite boyfriend, has developed a life of its own.)
Moreover, as Lauren expressed her readiness to portray the character whenever possible, she also disclosed the conditions necessary for the cast and creator Amy Sherman-Palladino to collaborate once more on additional revival episodes.
The former star of Parenthood stated, “I believe now, as before, the key factors would be similar. Essentially, it’s about taking a creative leap forward, satisfying the fans’ expectations, and respecting what we have previously achieved.
As we eagerly anticipate that day to come, let’s continue reading to uncover where Lorelai and Luke stand in the official TopMob ranking of all Gilmore Girls couples.
Instead of saying “He sued her father,” you could write “He took legal action against his daughter’s spouse.
As young teenagers, they made a spontaneous decision to get married (a clichéd storyline that never seems enjoyable), but he swiftly betrayed her trust. All she gained from this union was disillusionment and an unkind meatloaf recipe.
We find it hard to accept that such a beautiful proposal with a thousand yellow daisies was squandered on someone as unimpressive as Max Medin.
Oh, the memory of when Luke unexpectedly wed Nicole on a cruise ship, only for her to later betray him? Well, much like ourselves, we’d prefer to move past that particular incident.
Ick.
Sorry, but the fact that he called her Mary (you know, Virgin Mary?) still creeps us out.
Rachel served as Luke’s initial love interest, whose aspirations outgrew the quaint town of Stars Hollow. She was incredibly kind and played a significant role in helping Luke acknowledge his emotions towards Lorelai. Bravo, dear!
Let me explain clearly: Lane was due for more recognition than Zack, who merely stepped in to cover the gap created by Adam Brody’s departure. No apologies necessary. He is the substitute, not the main choice.
Two unusual individuals, sharing an unconventional bond. While their romance may not have been grand or legendary, she stood by him during his disturbing sleep episodes, which is a testament to their deep affection – thus, it could be considered true love.
Undeniably, Dave was the one who slipped away (or, you might say, took off to star as Seth Cohen on The O.C.). Heck, he even inscribed his Bible with “This Bible belongs to God but is being borrowed by Dave Rygalski.” Aah, love-stricken Land of Romance, where we dwell.
You never forget your first love…but that doesn’t mean you should continue an on-and-off relationship for over a decade. While we liked Christopher, we didn’t love these two together, especially when they thought it was OK to run off and get married without Rory (their daughter!) being there. Unforgivable.
Fact: These two could take over and run their own country. They were made for each other.
Ah, the uncelebrated champions of Stars Hollow formed a remarkably sturdy pairing, one that typically went unnoticed, making it easy to overlook them… until you found yourself in need of borrowing a cup of sugar from your neighbor.
Indeed, he built her a car and was her initial romance, but he also betrayed his spouse with Rory. Truly, an unfortunate way to experience love’s first blush. In essence, Dean had tarnished his image for us. However, their unexpected reunion during A Year in the Life carried a sense of nostalgia and bittersweet longing, reminiscent only of running into an old flame from your youth.
She made him a better person, and he helped her learn what she really wanted to do with her life. Often over-shadowed by Rory’s two other major love interests, Logan is the dark horse among Gilmore’s guys…and possibly Rory’s (spoiler alert!) baby daddy?! We’re going to need another revival STAT.
Among all the potential suitors for Rory, none stirred up more complex emotions (both challenging and frustrating her) than this one. He embodied the archetypal rebellious charm. If fate had allowed them to cross paths later in life… And the fleeting encounter during the Netflix reboot serves as a reminder of how dynamic their connection continues to be.
Despite the tumultuous and intriguing nature of Lorelai and Rory’s romantic entanglements, Sookie and Jackson’s romance carried a charming and straightforward charm – even if it meant occasionally squabbling over groceries together.
Could you please remain motionless for a moment? You two share an unparalleled first kiss that has stood the test of time, and everything else was nothing short of extraordinary. Let’s just imagine April Nardini, Luke’s daughter, wasn’t there to disrupt things, shall we?
Emily: “Absolutely not! I didn’t agree to your demise and it won’t occur. Not tonight, not for a long while. On the contrary, I insist on going before you. Is that understood?
Reflecting on this scene from the show’s initial run, it carried a much deeper impact in the sequel following the passing of its lead actor, Edward Herrmann, in 2014. I’m going to need a moment… or maybe forever, to compose myself.
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