Sources have confirmed to TV Line that Netflix will be home to a limited series revival of “Gilmore Girls.” Netflix has reportedly closed a deal with Warner Bros. for four 90 minute movies, which will be written by series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and executive producer Daniel Palladino.

“Gilmore Girls” first aired on The WB in October 2000. The show followed Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel), the beloved, fast talking, pop culture loving mother daughter duo, as the two navigated their lives in small town fictional Stars Hollow, Connecticut. Melissa McCarthy played Sookie, Lorelai’s best friend and business partner. Scott Patterson, Kelly Bishop, Edward Herrmann, Jared Padalecki, Sean Gunn, Milo Ventimiglia, Matt Czuchry and Chad Michael Murray are among the many actors that also appeared on the show. Although no contracts are confirmed, Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, Kelly Bishop and Scott Patterson are expected back for the revival.

Although the show aired for 7 seasons (airing its finale in October 2007), both Amy and Daniel Palladino left the show in 2006. Speaking at a panel at the ATX Television Fesitval this past June, Amy said of the departure, “The last season was the last season, shit happens.” Amy has been vocal about always knowing how she wanted to end the show. Right after news broke of her departure, she told TV Guide she even had the last four words of the show planned. Perhaps now we’ll all finally know what those words are.

Netflix has not confirmed the news yet, but Lauren Graham unofficially (officially) did.

DUDES. I can’t confirm this. But I also can’t deny this… https://t.co/KO8gA7j6Us

— Lauren Graham (@thelaurengraham) October 19, 2015

 

WE HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS. Who does Rory end up with? Will it be Dean (Padalecki), Jess (Ventimiglia), Logan (Czuchry) (PLEASE), or someone new? What about Lorelei? She ends up with Luke, right? How will the death of Edward Herrmann be addressed? What are the last words, “Let’s go to Luke’s?”

Last night’s episode of “How I Met Your Mother,” involved a strict reverend, some crazy girl antics in the form of Cassie (guest star Anna Camp), and some role playing with Daphne and Marshall.

After an “Indiana Jones” flashback starring Ted and Barney on a quest to make the wisest choice, Barney and the gang wanted to make sure Ted found his wedding weekend fling. Unfortunately (or, in the long run, fortunately?), Ted made a poor decision in choosing straight-forward Cassie. Just as soon as Cassie seemed to be the perfect candidate (she told Ted, “Let’s have meaningless sex first, and flirt later”), she got fired from her job where she found out everyone hated her. To make matters worse, she was rebounding from a break-up. Things continued to fall downhill as Ted became more of a shoulder to cry on for Cassie, than her “meaningless sex” partner. Ted’s sad attempt to seal the deal with Cassie, or even second choice Grace, just proved one thing: WE WANT MORE OF THE MOTHER. Surely Ted was hoping for a fling during the weekend to get his mind off Robin, and if we didn’t know that the wedding would bring him to The Mother, this would just be depressing.

Meanwhile, we learn that Barney and Robin hired a strict, grumpy reverend, played by guest star Edward Herrmann, to officiate their wedding. The choice was because his church had “cute coming out the wazoo.” Unfortunately, to convince him that they were not the typical “promiscuous, boozy couple” from the city, the two lied about how they met. Instead of telling their complicated, and well, promiscuous story, the couple pretend to have Lily and Marshall’s story. Cue to an amazing flashback of how Lily and Marshall met, but with Robin and Barney taking their places respectively. Lily then had to tell the reverend her story of how she and Marshall met. Cue to an equally amazing flashback of how Robin and Barney met, with Lily as Robin and Marshall as a suited-up Barney.

Barney and Robin eventually come clean to the reverend — in detail. The mention of sex with hundreds of women, cheating, sex in the church, proved too much for the reverend to handle. The reverend who repeatedly said, “This is killing me,” in fact died, probably before hearing Barney tell Robin, “ “I love our story. Sure it’s messy, but it’s the story that got us here.”

Somewhere on the road to Farhampton, Marshall and Daphne rehearsed ways to tell Lily about his judgeship offer. Some mildly funny scenes happened with Daphne’s voice over Lily. But really, enough with this and get Marshall back with the gang. Marshall let it slip to Daphne that he had taken the job already, without talking to Lily. So, Daphne took things into her own hands, and texted Lily the new information. And then Marshall’s phone rang.

So the episode ended with two cliffhangers: What will Lily say to Marshall, and who will officiate the wedding?