Those Mysterious Final Four Words

[SailorGirl]

As we (im)patiently await the announcement of the release date for "A Year in the Life" I thought it would be fun to speculate on what those mysterious final four words we've heard about for years might be. Even though its probably going to be words between Lorelai and Rory or Luke and Lorelei, I'm going to throw this one out there . . . words I don't recall ever hearing being said . . .from Emily to Lorelai: 

"I love you Lorelai." 

Weigh in . . what do you think those final four words will be???

Sailorgirl

[ally862]

Luke, we need coffee 

[lulu1960]

We did it, Kid.

[junienmomo]

You've got wings, baby.

[FictionLover]

You've got a friend.

[LeafontheWind]

You're having a boy!

[SailorGirl]

Thought of another one:

No more coffee, thanks.

[nat-fthc]

I'm sticking with the "I'm pregnant. Me too." theory.

[Kohola3]

No more revivals, please.

[cantbeflapped]

Sorry, it's too late.  (Said in response to someone's comment that Rory will turn out like Lorelai....like the end of the pilot.)

[txhorns79]

"I'm adopted, aren't I?"

[Guest]

Luke, I'm your father. (Spoken by Taylor. It would be quite the twist.)

[Viqutorious]

The last four words are an exchange, not a sentence.

Best guess:

"I'm pregnant."

"Me too"

 

 

http://www.tvguide.com/news/gilmore-girls-what-are-the-final-four-words/

[txhorns79]

"Love is a battlefield."  (Followed by an elaborately choreographed dance sequence.)   

[TimetravellingBW]

"It's another Gilmore Girl." or "She's a Gilmore Girl." [Referring to Lorelai or Rory's new baby or pregnancy].

Edited July 23, 2016 by TimetravellingBW

[John Potts]

On ‎18‎/‎07‎/‎2016 at 2:34 AM, deaja said:

Luke, I'm your father

Or to go with the same franchise, "There is another Gilmore!" (presumably following a birth, though a long lost sister/cousin couldn't be ruled out)

[Viqutorious]

Now that I think about it, would Lorelai being pregnant at the age of 49 be realistic, or even make sense? Granted my grandmother had a baby at 50, but that is so rare.  

[lulu1960]

Considering that ASP had the last four words (supposedly) from the beginning of the series, I personally don't think it has anything to do with pregnancy. 

[Viqutorious]

I agree, however it is a 4 word exchange. That much has been verified. "Love you" "you too" is too lame. 

[Eeksquire]

Perhaps "You're the Reigning Lorelai"? I mean, I dislike the potential implications of that, but still.

[SailorGirl]

On 7/23/2016 at 8:36 PM, CheeseBurgh said:

Now that I think about it, would Lorelai being pregnant at the age of 49 be realistic, or even make sense? Granted my grandmother had a baby at 50, but that is so rare.  

I was thinking that too -- as an almost 49-year-old, it would be quite the shock if I were to find myself preggers. And I initally had a thought related to pregnancy/new baby but then remembered its an exchange between two characters. My non-exchange thought was Rory to Lorelei, "Meet your granddaughter, Lorelai." 

A spin on that as an exchange . . .  

Lorelei (to Rory, on the birth of her daughter): "What's her name?"

Rory: "Lorelai"

When are they going to announce the release date!?!?!!!!!! 

Edited July 25, 2016 by SailorGirl

[Petunia13]

(I'm) Not really your mother. 

[Taryn74]

If we're talking babies, how about a call back to DEaR?

"She's pretty."

"She's perfect."

(caveat, I don't actually think there will be anything about pregnancy or babies in the revival.  I just like this idea if there IS a birth.)

[Petunia13]

Luke, smoke some weed.

[jjj]

Today's article on the Netflix series has Amy saying she did not want the episodes all released at the same time, because we would go right to the "final four words" and then spoil them.  Well, it had not occurred to me until she said that!  I'm still going to watch the new episodes multiple times, even if I know the "four words" in advance! 

Edited July 30, 2016 by jjj

[cuddlingcrowley]

"Oy with the poodles --" *fade to black*

[John Potts]

For a non pregnancy related one, how about "You talk too much!"? (Luke to Lorelai, I guess).

And I was assuming that any birth would be Rory's kid, not Lorelai's. It's even possible (I think) that Rory could be a grandmother by now, though Rory's kid would have to have HER kid at a Lorelai-like age.

[JayInChicago]

One of my highschool classmates just became a grandmother. We're both 36. Lol

[Eeksquire]

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For a non pregnancy related one, how about "You talk too much!"? (Luke to Lorelai, I guess).

Or if, in a twist, it's Lorelai to her grandchild? I would laugh and laugh...