Final Shots: Luke From ‘Gilmore Girls’ Says Fans ‘Got Stiffed’ Last Season

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Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life

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As we approach the highly anticipated premiere of Netflix’s four-part season-themed Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, actor Scott Patterson (who portrays Luke in the show) gave his two cents on the revival. Patterson proclaimed that fans “got a little stiffed” regarding Luke and Lorelai’s relationship at the end of the seventh season, which aired nearly a decade ago. He also suggested that viewers will get “the full monty” by the end of the new 90-minute segments.

In regards to his character, Patterson elaborated on how Luke will be there for Lorelai as she grieves for her father. During the brand new interview with Variety, Patterson stated “He has this Gibraltar-ish sense of comfort he can give.” The Netflix original event premieres this Friday, November 25.

In other news…

Parker Posey has been cast as Dr. Smith in Netflix’s forthcoming Lost in Space reboot starring Toby Stephens. Aiming for a 2018 premiere, the brand new sci-fi original series from Legendary TV is a remake of Irwin Allen’s 1965 cult TV classic of the same name. [Deadline]

Netflix has debuted the official trailer to its forthcoming suspense thriller, Mercy, which is now streaming. Pitted against each other, two brothers and their half-siblings must fight for survival after some old secrets begins to resurface. [Click here to watch]

HBO has posted a sneak peak at the first season of Crashing, former late night host Pete Holmes’ forthcoming original pilot. The coming-of-age comedy series, which premieres on February 19, centers on a stand-up comic version of Holmes who discovers that his wife is cheating on him. [Click here to watch]

ICYMI: HBO also posted an official teaser for the 6th and final season of Girls, which is set to premiere on February 12. Could the clip be inferring that Lena Dunham’s character Hannah might be leaving the city and her friends once again?

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