Netflix's Gilmore Girls reboot finally has more than a working title
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Everyone wants to live in Stars Hollow, the perfect Connecticut town where the diner owner is your secret soulmate and you never have to pay for french fries.
It's been 10 years since we were all forcefully yanked from Gilmore Girls' idyllic setting and thrust back into the dreary world we call home, but the nightmare will soon end. Netflix's revival of the series, which will consist of four 90-minute "movies" corresponding to each season, feels closer and closer every day. Now it even has a title, which is Gilmore girls: A Year in the Life. (Yes, I am confused by the letter case choices as well.) Additionally, A Year in the Life is the name of a 1986 miniseries about what happens when your mom dies.
this title is bad but who cares
The working title was Gilmore Girls: Seasons, which would have been a little better. Anyway, who cares? Milo Ventimiglia is coming back to television! They could have called this thing Gilmore Girls: The Phantom Menace and everyone and their mother would still watch it.
Netflix broke the big news with a GIF of our girls' favorite food group, black coffee.
It's official. We know this because now there's a title. #GilmoreGirls pic.twitter.com/kOVW3rEhMk
— Netflix US (@netflix) May 20, 2016
- ViaThe AV Club
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