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Another Season of 'Gilmore Girls' Might Be Coming

We were all left hanging at the end of last year’s Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, when Rory Gilmore uttered the four words creator Amy Sherman-Palladino said she always knew would end the series: “Mom?” “Yeah?” “I’m pregnant.” And just like that, the credits rolled, and we were left clutching our wine glasses and tissue boxes, wondering what on earth we’d possibly do with our lives now. Since then, we’ve been begging for answers (who is the father?!) and also for more Gilmore Girls (we need closure!). Now, Sherman-Palladino has revealed that she has the freedom to make our wildest dreams come true—the rest of the cast just needs to get in on it.

In an interview with Radio Times published on Friday, the showrunner said that although she’s now signed in an overall deal with Amazon—leading some fans to panic that the now-Netflix-based series would definitely never happen—she negotiated a little space in her contract to go back to Stars Hollow.

“We carved out a little niche for ourselves with Amazon saying that if we ever want to do it, if the girls and us get together and we have a concept that works, then we have the freedom to do it,” Sherman-Palladino told Radio Times.

“So it would just have to be the right circumstances, and that we’re all sort of in the same drunken mood together to go repaint Stars Hollow again,” she continued. “Because we had to repaint Stars Hollow, and we’ll have to repaint it again. But it’s definitely possible.”

Apparently she’s still friends with a lot of people on the cast, according to the Radio Times—meaning that lines of communication are open. She still hangs out with Lauren Graham, who plays Lorelai, and Kelly Bishop, who plays matriarch Emily Gilmore—they got lunch last week—and she even still calls Alexis Bledel up for chats on the phone. Of course Graham and Bledel said in April they hadn’t been contacted about coming back—but I mean, what is with her social calendar if not a revival, right? Yeah.

According to what she told the Radio Times, working on the Netflix revival sounded way more fun than working on the original series. “During the series everything was so frantic, we had so much work to do and it was just constant; we never really got to rehearse a scene or talk about a scene or talk about stuff or just hang out and shoot the shit,” she said, adding that having the definite framework with the Netflix revival meant the cast could actually chat and hang out. “We got to have that time together as a mad theatre group and that was amazing.”

Who doesn’t want to have a ton of fun while keeping millions of devoted fans happy? And she couldn’t really leave us on that four-word cliffhanger, could she?

Could she?

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These 'Gilmore Girls' Favorites Have an Idea About Who the Father of Rory’s Baby Could Be

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It’s been just short of a year since we heard the infamous Last Four Words at the end of the Gilmore Girls revival, when Rory told Lorelai, “I’m pregnant.” In that moment, the world was split into their respective teams— that is, Teams Logan, Jess, or Dean. (Of course, there was also that guy in the Wookie costume who we’d rather forget.) And while the debate still rages on—though it’s been officially announced that Jess is not the father, per Milo Ventimiglia’s insider knowledge—we still don’t have an answer. But it turns out Tanc Sade and Alan Loayza, who played Colin and Finn (a.k.a. Rory’s classmates and Logan’s best friends), have an idea.

The actors made an appearance at the Gilmore Girls Fan Fest in Kent, Connecticut, on Saturday. They spoke on a panel about the Life & Death Brigade—you know, the secret society at Yale that jumps off of buildings and speaks only using words that don’t have the letter E.

When they were asked about who they think the father of Rory’s baby could be, according to Bustle, Sade pointed at himself and laughed before Loayza stated, “It’s gotta be Logan.”

Why does he think so? “That’s purely from a selfish standpoint, because we would be the uncles. So if they bring it back, we would be doing crazy uncle stuff and probably putting the baby in some Life & Death Brigade adventures… A little mini umbrella for the baby,” Loayza explained.

So…maybe not the best reasoning.

Obviously, this is all speculation: these two Life & Death Brigaders don’t have any official word on who it is. Loayza admits, however, that he still thinks it could possibly be Jess. “That was the one thing that I thought like, if [Amy Sherman-Palladino] was going to throw a curveball, maybe with that look when [Jess] looks at [Rory] at the end. Did a moment happen after the newspaper scene between them that we never saw? We don’t know.”

They also opened up about which of Rory’s old flames they prefer. Loayza has worked with both Ventimiglia and Jared Padalecki who played Dean outside of Gilmore Girls. “But, in the world, I think I am Team Logan,” he admitted. We understand the unwavering support of their bestie, but frankly, we still need closure.

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