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Few shows have earned as much real estate in my heart as the wonderful WB/CW sitcom Gilmore Girls. Maybe it's the pretentious pop culture devourer in me. Or the hopeless romantic who always wished (and still does) that Rory would ditch Dean and Logan and run off into the sunset with her One True Love, Jess. (Sorry, are you on Team Dean? I will fight you. Team Jess forever!) No show has had as much love for its smart, sassy women, or packed as many caffeine-fueled zingers and indie rock cameos into the span of an hour, than this lovely small town fantasy set in Stars Hollow, CT.

And yet, despite my overwhelming love for Gilmore Girls, I had major issues with the last few seasons. To be honest, I didn't watch the final episode simply out of spite. But apparently I'm not alone; show creator Amy Sherman-Palladino hasn't watched the entire last season! Major burn!

Sherman-Palladino, who left the show in 2006 along with her husband and fellow producer, Daniel Palladino, revealed her lost hopes for Rory and Lorelai Gilmore in a recent interview with EW's Michael Ausiello (who, incidentally, should be commended for continuing to wage a fact-finding mission into the defunct series even years after it ended). While Sherman-Palladino would only say that she "wanted different things for Rory," she explained that she's keeping her intended arcs for Rory and Co. secret for a very good reason: "If there is a movie in the making, I'm going to be basically delving back into where I left off."

That's right. We're talking about a Gilmore Girls movie.

If Gilmore Girls: The Movie becomes a possibility, I'm all for Sherman-Palladino giving us a more satisfying coda than Rory choosing between Logan's proposal and having her own career, and Lorelai bouncing between her ex and the man who serves her coffee. These are not the kind of paths I wanted them to follow, either. I'd wager die-hard Gilmore fans might agree.

And then there's the issue of TV-to-film adaptations that don't always work. Borat? Great. Sex and the City? Shallow. But for Gilmore Girls, I'd be willing to put my reservations aside – and goodness knows Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel have struggled to find anything better since the show ended. Milo Ventimiglia, on the other hand... well, he'll just have to take a break from Heroes, because a Gilmore Girls movie without Jess would be no Gilmore Girls movie at all.

What do you think, Gilmore fans? Would you want to see Rory and Lorelai hit the big screen? Just for you Jess fans, revisit one of my favorite scenes from Jess and Rory's early days, when she ditches school to come see him in New York (featuring a cameo by SoCal rock fixture Chuck E. Weiss):

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