Amy Sherman-Palladino

When Talia drops in on Coco unexpectedly one too many times at the loft Coco decides it’s time to get out of the house and get a job.

After Christopher (recurring guest star DAVID SUTCLIFFE) persuades Lorelai to visit Rory at Yale during Parents' Weekend, Lorelai is surprised to find that Richard and Emily are also there. Trying to impress Rory's co-workers at the Yale Daily News, Christopher invites them to an expensive lunch, where they all drink too much. The meal ends abruptly when Rory insists that everyone has to leave and cover a breaking story. Meanwhile, Luke meets April's (recurring guest star VANESSA MARANO) swimming coach, who convinces him to take her adult swimming class. When the coach flirts with him, Luke asks her out on a date.

Sarah is planning a party to celebrate the new book of one her most successful authors.

Sarah convinces Coco to make the dreaded trip home by promising to defend her against their parents' harsh criticisms.

When Talia drops in on Coco unexpectedly one too many times at the loft Coco decides it’s time to get out of the house and get a job.

Sara and Coco have dinner at their parents' house and realize their whole family dynamic is going to change now that there might be a baby in the picture.

Sara and Coco have dinner at their parents' house and realize their whole family dynamic is going to change now that there might be a baby in the picture.

Lorelai and Rory's unique mother-daughter relationship continues to evolve as Lorelai ponders a surprise marriage proposal, and Rory continues at the exclusive Chilton Academy and tries to sort out her feelings for Dean. Plus, this season introduces series star Milo Ventimiglia (Heroes) as Jess, Luke's wild 17-year-old nephew, and Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill) as Rory's classmate, Tristan.

Season four is a year of transitions for the Gilmores. Lorelai quits her job to realize her ambition of opening an inn of her own with her best friend, Sookie (Melissa McCarthy, Samantha Who?). Rory, meanwhile, is adjusting to her new life at Yale.

Lorelai and Rory face their first serious estrangement from each other and Rory has left Yale. Rory's self-indulgent boyfriend, Logan (Matt Czuchry, The Good Wife, who becomes a series regular this season), is also convinced she's making a mistake.

As the series reaches its seventh and final season, Lorelai and Rory turn to each other for support. Will their relationships and dreams come to fruition? With a colorful cast of characters, life in Stars Hollow is anything but dull.

Dean ends his and Rory's relationship on the night of their third anniversary. Refusing to indulge in self-pity, Rory attends a party and finds her classmate Tristin, who just lost his girlfriend. When Tristin kisses Rory, she finally admits to herself how confused and miserable she is. Meanwhile, Lorelai visits Max, and the two can't resist making love. less