16 Key Things We Know About Netflix's Gilmore Girls Revival

Creator Amy Sherman-Palladino shared the first page from the script with Entertainment Weekly, and it even includes a Goop joke!

Sadly, Edward Herrmann, who played Richard on the series, died in 2014. Sherman-Palladino spoke with TVLine about how his absence will affect the show: "It's later in [the lives of the Gilmore women] and we're meeting up with them and finding out what they've been doing but, more than that, that all three of their lives are going to change," she said. "And for Emily, it had to be that Richard was gone. And what did that mean? What does it mean for all three of the girls? [A tragedy like that] brings up thoughts of, 'Where am I? Where am I going? What am I doing?' Because it's mortality. Something they loved is gone, which means things you love will not be around forever. And you can't take them for granted . . . It's walking onto that Gilmore set that is going to be a very different feel, because one piece is missing. So it looms large over the work that we'll do. And definitely the stories are of where the ladies are and where they're going."

After one fan posted a snap from the Warner Bros. Studio lot of a lamp with a Gilmore Girls "wedding" hold sheet taped to it, people lost their minds over which character would be getting married. While nothing has been officially confirmed, there are a lot of theories ranging from Lorelai to Dean.

Talking with Us Weekly, Scott Patterson (Luke) confirmed that Luke and Lorelai will have some "fantastic" scenes together, including his favorite scene ever. "We did it in one of these four chapters. There are two that are penultimate Luke and Lorelai scenes. It will be the scenes to end all Luke and Lorelai scenes."

Patterson also spilled quite a bit about his relationship with Lorelai to E! News while attending Entertainment Weekly's pre-Emmys party in September:

"We are together and we are figuring out our next move. There are definitely some fireworks there. We did some really intense adult scenes. Since the movies are only an hour and a half long it has way more detail and the writing is deeper and seems longer so it sort of changed. Fans are not expecting this, but it's more a film now than it is a TV show. Also, Ed Herrmann passed away so we deal with that and that affects the whole dynamic. It affects all of the relationships. There has been sexual tension for a long time. We are together, and I mean we don't arm wrestle at night. It will be addressed again, and again, and again and then we have coffee . . . I'm going to get in so much trouble for this!"

EW confirmed that the third movie will have a musical number written by the Tony Award-winning composer from Fun Home, Jeanine Tesori. Not only will it be a musical history of Stars Hollow, but it will also feature Sutton Foster.

Yanic Truesdale told POPSUGAR that he is excited about the depth that has been added to his character's storyline. "We get to find out more about who Michel is, and his personal life, which we haven't really seen much of during the series," he said. "That is the most gratifying part of going back for me. I have an arc. The character of Michel has an arc, and is revealing more of himself."