It's time for "Gilmore Girls" fans to return to Stars Hollow and enjoy an ending better than the the one we got in 2007, which left us with many unanswered questions about Rory and Lorelai's lives.The hit series "Gilmore Girls," which aired from 2000-2007, told the adventures and struggles of sweet and intelligent Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) and her witty mother Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham). The renewal of the final season of "Gilmore Girls," which is to air on Netflix at a date that has yet to be announced, is to be written and directed by Amy Sherman-Palladino, the original creator of the show. This comes as great news to fans of the show because the original last season was not written or directed by Sherman-Palladino (as the other six seasons were) due to disputes over her contract with the show. Also, Amy mentioned in an interview that the last season that aired in 2007 was not at all what she had in mind for the characters of Stars Hollows, which gives us a glimmer of hope that the new season will be much better.

It was also confirmed that many of the main characters, including Luke, Rory, Lorelai, and Emily, will be played by the original actors, which is always good news when it comes to continuations of such influential shows. As a fan of the show who just finished watching the last season on Netflix, I was not entirely satisfied with the ending, which was weak for such a long and clever series. Hopefully, with this renewal of the last season of the show we can get our burning questions answered: Did Luke and Lorelai end up together? Did Rory go back to Logan, or did she end up being a successful writer for the New York Times? If you have not watched this series, I strongly recommend it, as it is filled with humor, life lessons, strong female roles, and many relatable moments.