Hollywood felt a little like Stars Hollow as Lauren Graham celebrated her own “Gilmore Girls” moment on the Walk of Fame. The actress, 57, was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on October 3, surrounded by friends, family, and a few familiar faces from the beloved show.
(Photo by Monica Schipper/Getty Images)The milestone comes as reruns of “Gilmore Girls” now air on Hallmark Channel, fueling fan hopes that Graham and her co-stars could also probably reunite for a holiday movie.
‘Gilmore Girls’ Cast Shows Support
. (Photo by Monica Schipper/Getty Images)Several “Gilmore Girls” alums joined the celebration, including Kelly Bishop, Matt Czuchry, Yanic Truesdale, and Scott Patterson.
Creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and writer Dan Palladino were also in attendance. See more photo:
(Photo by Monica Schipper/Getty Images)Graham’s “Parenthood” family turned out as well, with Mae Whitman giving the actress a long hug after posing for photos with her star.
(Photo by Monica Schipper/Getty Images)“I feel so proud of the work I’ve gotten to do,” Graham said in her speech.
“And I feel so lucky to have worked with such incredible people.”
Graham’s Playful Nod to Rory’s Boyfriends
(Photo by Monica Schipper/Getty Images)While thanking her colleagues, Graham teased the fan-favorite debate over Rory Gilmore’s boyfriends. She joked that she wouldn’t pick favorites, but noted that Czuchry, who played Logan Huntzberger, was the only one present.
She called out Milo Ventimiglia and Jared Padalecki in good humor for missing the event.
The moment delighted fans, who have long debated which of Rory’s love interests was best for her.
Fans Also Hope for Hallmark Christmas Movie
(Photo by VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)The celebration came just weeks after the 2025 Emmys honored “Gilmore Girls” with a 25th anniversary reunion featuring Graham and Alexis Bledel. On the red carpet, Graham admitted she’d be open to reuniting the Stars Hollow gang once more — this time for a Hallmark Christmas movie.
“Given that the show is now on Hallmark Channel, it doesn’t sound so far-fetched,” she told The Hollywood Reporter. Fans online quickly echoed the sentiment, begging for more stories from the world of “Gilmore Girls.”
During their Emmys reunion, Lauren Graham got the audience laughing right from the start. “Twenty-five years ago, a show called ‘Gilmore Girls’ premiered and apparently took the season of fall hostage,” she joked.
Alexis Bledel followed with a smile, noting, “In spite of our autumnal dominance, ‘Gilmore’ was actually a very small show.”
Graham quickly added, “Meaning we had no money,” to which Bledel agreed, “Nothing.” Graham then quipped, “If there was a birthday at ‘The Drew Carey Show’ next door, they would send us their leftover sheet cake. We walked in circles in Burbank, saying, ‘Hey, look how Connecticut it is here today.’”
Fans can now relive the small-town charm on Hallmark Channel, where “Gilmore Girls” began airing on August 25.
Reruns air weekdays at 2 p.m. ET and weekends at 8 a.m. ET.
