(Gilmore Girls fan site)I didn’t announce it on this blog, because I’m not ready to hold my breath yet. In the wake of Gilmore Girls being cancelled, Amy Sherman-Palladino (who originally created the show) said that she hopes to do a 2-hour TV movie with her version of the GG ending… “in a year or two.”
The thing is, a lot can happen in a year or two. Many fans were ecstatic about this movie. I’ll jump up from my seat in excitement as soon as they announce the production schedule… in a year or two.
Which leads me to the latest news. You may know Kristin, of the column “Watch with Kristin,” on E! Online. For example, she was the one who orchestrated the “Save One Show” campaign, which Gilmore Girls won, with Veronica Mars. But I’m not going to talk about that, because I don’t want to stir up bad blood.
Yesterday, Kristin posted Lauren Graham’s response to the TV-movie question. And she pretty much echoed my thoughts on the matter: Click to continue »
E! Online has a poll to Save One Show. And Gilmore Girls is one of the options. Voting closes Apr. 6, and then check back Apr. 13 to find out if you helped save the show you love. So if you haven’t voted yet, go and vote before the poll closes.
Lauren Graham was named TV’s Sexiest Mom by TV Guide last week. Thanks to Watching Gilmore Girls for the pointer.
Meanwhile, Portrait Magazine, targeted at teens, has an on-line poll for coolest mom. At this time, Lorelai is way out in front, with 41% of the total vote.
Liza Weil answered viewer questions in a web-video interview for The CW Source.
Just discovered this: Tru_Slayer from TV.com tells the story of his visit to the Gilmore Girls set.
Also just discovered this: JennInTheCity posts photos of her tour of the WB, including some Gilmore Girls pictures.
Megan Tenenbaum posted some photos of Milo Ventimiglia from a shoot.
Danny Strong plays Doyle McMaster, Paris’s boyfriend. Gilmore Girls fans will remember the “hanging chads” reference. But today, Danny has written the screenplay for the upcoming HBO movie Recount. The movie is about the Y2K election for U.S. President and the controversy of it in Florida.
In case you haven’t seen it yet, here’s the trailer for Lauren Graham’s new movie, Evan Almighty.
Lastly, BuzzSugar, from Entertainment Hourly, celebrates Luke & Lorelai as one of his favorite TV engagements.
The Cinema Source has an interview with Lauren Graham. She talks about her part on Because I Said So, how it compares to her own real-life family, working on the set, her professional future, and other stuff.
At the web site of CW11, New York, in web video, Edward Herrmann answers viewer questions about Gilmore Girls.
If you haven’t heard yet, new episodes of Gilmore Girls start on April 17. Yes, the CW changed their schedule. They say they want more new episodes for May.
Grant-Lee Phillips reveals on his website that he will be returning in April as the Stars Hollow town troubadour. It’s the first time the town troubadour has appeared since season 6.
This is happening on the heels of Grant-Lee Phillips new album Strangelet
March 16 was Lauren Graham’s birthday! She’s now officially “of a certain age” and “that’s not polite.” But she’s still IMO the most beautiful woman on TV.
Zap2It reports that Melissa McCarthy has joined the cast of Sam I Am, an upcoming comedy series on ABC. She is the latest in a number of Gilmore Girls cast members who have been preparing for GG being cancelled.
Meanwhile, according to Michael Ausiello, Matt Czuchry’s pilot has been put on hold.
Still no concrete news on whether there will be an eighth season. Lots of speculation, but no news. However, Michael Ausiello reports that the prospect is bleaker than ever, “Talks to bring the show back for an eighth season have stalled, and according to several sources, there’s little hope for a turnaround.”
Still, if this is the last season, at least Rory will get to meet Christiane Amanpour before it’s over. Rory’s hero will appear in the last episode this season.
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