Originally appeared on E! Online
Where Lauren Graham leads, her costars will follow.
In fact, the actress experienced not one, but two heartwarming TV reunions while receiving her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Oct. 3.
Members from her Gilmore Girls family—including Scott Patterson (Luke Danes), Kelly Bishop (Emily Gilmore), Yanic Truesdale (Michel Gerard) and Matt Czuchry (Logan Huntzberger)—were on hand to celebrate the woman behind Lorelai Gilmore. The occasion also marked a rare reunion between Lauren and Scott, who last graced the red carpet together in 2016 when the Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life revival was released.
Also in the crowd cheering on Lauren? The series’ creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and her husband Dan Palladino, who wrote, directed and produced many Gilmore Girls episodes.
Though Lauren’s onscreen mini-me Alexis Bledel wasn’t able to join the festivities, Mae Whitman—her daughter from Parenthood—was there to honor the 58-year-old.
Lauren Graham misses Stars Hallow too. The “Gilmore Girls” star chatted with Access Hollywood’s Mario Lopez and Kit Hoover at the 2025 Emmy Awards and she teased her onstage reunion with Alexis Bledel and revealed she misses working on the beloved show.
“This is so overwhelming and so nice,” Lauren said onstage. “It’s so moving to see so many friends and colleagues here. I just feel so proud of the work I’ve gotten to do.”
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But Lauren knows that Alexis, 44, is always ready to hop on the next train. After all, the onscreen mother-daughter duo had their own reunion at the 2025 Emmys, where they presented the award for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series.
“Twenty-five years ago,” Lauren began, “a show called Gilmore Girls premiered and apparently took the season of fall hostage.”
While Alexis joked that the cast was “bullied and starving” during the show’s seven-season run, Lauren said, “But the one thing we did have, we had scripts.”
And during her acceptance speech at her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, the Z-Suite star touched on the importance of Gilmore Girls‘ writing.
“In the case of Amy and Dan—and particularly with Amy,” Lauren addressed the showrunner, “I feel sometimes we share a brain and have a relationship where I hear what she intends when she writes.”
Seemingly teasing further collaboration with Amy, she added, “That is an incredible gift from the first script and hopefully won’t be the last.”
So, does this mean another Gilmore Girl revival is in the works? Only time will tell.
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