‘Gilmore Girls’ Revival Latest News Updates: Enjoy A Cup of Coffee From Luke’s Diner, Talk About Returning Casts & Possible Plotline?

Fans "Gilmore Girl" celebrated the many years of success of this much-loved television show with a free cup of coffee from the show's Luke's Diner. Netflix, the company reviving the series, took over more than 200 coffee shops all over the country and refashioned them into Lorelai and Rory's favorite diner to promote the upcoming miniseries of the show, "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life".

The long time fans and viewers of the series will get to reminisce the funny, sweet and not-so-sweet moments of the "Gilmore Girls" show in the Netflix transformed Luke's Diners with, according to Munchies, "Gilmore Girls" coffee mugs and plaid-dressed service crew wearing their caps backward showing the word 'Netflix' in red letters. And, of course, welcomed by Luke himself, or at least a cardboard cut-out, holding a signage reading his amusing remarks.

Loved meeting everyone today! Best fans on the planet! #GilmoreGirls #LukeDanes #LukesDiner #ScottPatterson #LoveYou pic.twitter.com/bItzQasta2

— Scott G. Patterson (@ScottGPatterson) October 5, 2016

Shared by Digital Spy, Netflix confirmed that Lorelai and Rory, played by Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel respectively, are coming back for the miniseries, "Gilmore Girls: A Year in a Life", on November 25. They will also be joined by other returning cast members including Kelly Bishop as Grandmother Emily Gilmore, Melissa McCarthy as Lorelai's best friend Sookie, Scott Paterson playing as the grumpy Luke Danes and Keiko Agena in the role of Lane Kim, Rory's best friend. All of Rory's ex-boyfriends are also coming back namely Milo Ventimiglia as Jess, Math Czuchry as Logan and Jared Padalecki as Dean.

Speculations of possible storylines for "Gilmore Girls: A Year in a Life" have rain the internet and many of which surrounds Rory's love life, who is a teacher now. Fans are definitely excited to see the revival miniseries, which will contain four 90-minute episodes each representing the four seasons in a year.