Disregard Thanksgiving: The most energizing thing about November is the arrival of Gilmore Girls.
The quick talking family show finished after seven seasons, however while we may have said goodbye to Rory, Lorelai, and whatever remains of the Stars Hollow pack in 2007, the Gilmore gossip process hasn't quit stirring. As we probably am aware from the trailer for the Netflix reboot — titled Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life — Rory and Lorelai have been occupied in the years since the show's finale. On November 25, you'll have the capacity to process those turkey scraps while making up for lost time with all things Gilmore with four hour and a half motion pictures — one for every season. Will they answer the greater part of our smoldering Gilmore Girls questions? We surely trust so.
As dearest as Gilmore Girls was the point at which it went off the air, the show fail to wrap up a portion of the plot lines that fans so frantically needed determined. Of course, Rory dumped her not as much as flawless beau Logan so as to seek after a political news coverage profession, and Lorelai at last got back together with her ideal for-her sweetheart Luke, however the arrangement was not really tied up in a perfect little bow. The lives of Rory and Lorelai will never be "perfect," obviously, however regardless they merit the cheerful closure we sought after them. What's more, perhaps, quite possibly, Netflix will give that.
There are such a variety of hypotheses for how Netflix could end the Gilmore story — here are a couple of our top picks.
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