It's been months since Netflix made your "Gilmore Girls" revival pipe dream into a reality. But it's mostly been all quiet on the "Gilmore" front since then, apart from a casting tidbit here and a plot hint there ... that is until now.
On Friday, Lorelai Gilmore herself, Lauren Graham, stopped by "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" to announce the official title for the revival: "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life." The working title for the series was reportedly "Gilmore Girls: Seasons," as each of the four 90-minute episodes will take place in winter, spring, summer or fall.
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After a barefoot Graham ran on the set to greet the host, she exuberantly revealed the title, as well as describing what it's like to revisit a character eight years later.
"It's been the most incredible experience," she said. "I cry trying to talk about it. I feel so lucky to get to do it, but it's also been so bizarre. It's like it was yesterday, but it wasn't."
But Netflix didn't stop there. The night before, a GIF-like poster for the revival appeared on the streaming service's Twitter account, featuring a steaming cup of coffee and the aptly titled logline, "Live more, laugh more, eat more, talk more Gilmore."
Now all we need is a release date.
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