Spoiler alert: Rory Gilmore looks fabulous when getting off a plane.
How do we know, you ask? Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino tells us in the first page of the Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life script, which she recently shared with Entertainment Weekly.
Although we'll have to wait until November 25 to binge watch the four, 90-minute-long episodes that will be released on Netflix (see the reboot's trailer right here), we can, at least, revel in the knowledge that Lorelai and Rory are still caffeine addicts. Also (and most importantly), the mother-daughter duo happens to share our at-times-sarcastic and overall confused thoughts about Gwyneth Paltrow's advice on her former lifestyle website, Goop.
Read the first page of the script right here:
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What to expect from the rest of the script? Here is what Sherman-Palladino and a few cast members told Entertainment Weekly:
Alexis Bledel: “I read the first three [episodes] in one sitting. I was on page 7 or 8 when I remembered: Of course, this is that inviting town where everything is so familiar. And I felt like I was enveloped back into that time and place; wherever it exists in people’s imaginations, I was reminded of where it was in mine. It was so easy to just jump back in and get to work. Which is lucky—because I had to the next day.”
Lauren Graham: “Part of what was surreal was that we didn’t have much time to look forward to it and prepare. We had wanted to do it for a while, but the amount of time in which it became a reality was really short.”
Sherman-Palladino: “I didn’t read the last episode for the longest time because I was scared. I loved how everything was teed up in the first three and I, carrying the burden of everybody in my mind, was like, ‘Oh God, what’s going to happen?’ And to me, it was deeply satisfying—and also it answered questions I didn’t even think of. I thought, ‘Oh how perfect, wow. I wouldn’t even have wondered that.'”