Lauren Graham Wants to Do This Gilmore Girls Revival

However, this wouldn't be the first Gilmore Girls revival. In 2016, Netflix released the four-part Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life nine years after the original series' finale. Lauren explained that while she loved the experience and working again with the show's creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, she is aware that fans didn't necessarily feel content.

"There seems to have been a mixed reaction in terms of feeling satisfied that people got what they wanted," she shared. "For me, it was an incredibly satisfying, beautiful, cried-everyday experience. I could mark some growth that I felt I had in terms of that character, that time working with Amy. It felt different. All the stuff that I loved about it was the same, and then it was better and different in the more grown-up version."

And Lauren emphasized the importance of satisfying the loyal fans, asking, "How do you honor those people who have kept it alive? Is it giving them more? Is it doing what Reese Witherspoon's doing with Legally Blonde's Elle, the prequel? Is this a Captain Marvel multiverse where you want to follow whoever? Or do you try to go back?"

Ultimately, Lauren isn't sure if another revival is the right move, even if fans

want it to be. But, if someone comes knocking, the Talking as Fast as I Can author is ready to make her return.

"I do still get asked, is it literally just better to leave them wanting more? I don't know," Lauren added. "Thank God it isn't up to me. And what I have clearly said, is if somebody calls me to do it, I'll do it."