'Gilmore Girls' Netflix Revival Confirms Michel, Paris and Logan's Stars Hollow Return!

The recently confirmed Netflix revival of Gilmore Girls has turned into one of the most exciting news coming from the streaming site in the past few weeks, and the project revolving about Lorelai and Rory is getting increasingly interesting with each update. Now, three characters have been confirmed: Yanic Truesdale's Michel, Liza Weil's Paris and Matt Czuchry's Logan!

Weil's return to the role seemed unlikely at this point, since the actress currently has a recurrent role in the Shonda Rhimes-produced show How to Get Away with Murder, but it seems Paris will be back to get on everybody's nerves one more time. First, Kelly Bishop (Emily Gilmore in the series) told TV Line that series creator Amy Sherman-Palladino had written something "unbelievable" for Paris, and later Weil herself confirmed the news.

Metro reports that Czuchry, also currently starring in a network series (The Good Wife, in his case), has also confirmed his return as Rory's on-again and off-again boyfriend, Logan. In the show's finale, Rory (Alexis Bledel) says no when he proposes marriage to her. The entire last season of the series was created without Sherman-Palladino, and fans still argue over the finale and Rory's decision.

However, the most adorable return from the old show would have to go to Truesdale. According to Vulture, the Canadian actor took to Twitter to share a recent snap on set, where he's back in Lorelai's Dragonfly Inn. The actor who played the ever-annoyed Michel seemed exhilaratingly happy as he and Lauren Graham posed for a selfie, undoubtedly making a few tears drop all over the world.

So far, other confirmed cast members include Scott Paterson as Luke, Sean Gunn as Kirk and Keiko Agena as Lane. Milo Ventimiglia, who played Rory's ex Jess, has expressed interest in coming back as well; however, so far it seems like Melissa McCarthy, Sookie in the show, won't be coming back this time around.