By November 25, Netflix will revive "Gilmore Girls" and some fans have already speculated theories on what would happen to the show that stars Rory and Lorelai, respectively played by Alexis Bledel and Lauren Graham. Dozens of theories have been thought of by the fans and some of them may be true.
A theory about the return of "Gilmore Girls" has just been confirmed which talks about the possibility of Rory and Caesar being classmates with each other at Chilton. According to Bustle, a Twitter user named Tatiana Cornejo had spotted Caesar, played by Aris Alvarado, as an onlooker during the "Rory's Dance" episode on "Gilmore Girls" season 1.
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Alvarado confirmed on Twitter that indeed he was on the scene and that his "Gilmore Girl" character will definitely be Caesar. Caesar would not have classes with Rory because he was a year or two above her in school. However, his confirmation only means that there will be a new angle in "Gilmore Girls."
Parent Herald also reported that "Gilmore Girls" will pick up the story after Rory had already given birth. One of the "Gilmore Girls" is also suspected to be pregnant and may be tying the knot with Luke Danes.
The "Gilmore Girls" revival will show Rory being a mother and trying to achieve success in her career. In the "Gilmore Girls" Instagram page, a picture of a baby stroller is seen in the mirror of a makeup compact.
Apart from that, the character of Jess in "Gilmore Girls" will be reportedly reinvented to be more thoughtful. He played as a bad boy on the previous season but had allegedly matured, prompting "Gilmore Girls" fans to choose him for Rory. Milo Ventimiglia, who plays Jess, previously shared on E! News that it would be interesting to revisit his character.
According to Vine Report, the "Gilmore Girls" revival will cover Lorelai and Luke's relationship being tested. It will also feature Rory dealing with career issues apart from being a mother and Emily coping up with the sudden loss of Gilmore patriarch Richard.
