Why ‘Gilmore Girls’ Became a Fall Tradition

"Gilmore Girls," the beloved TV series, celebrates its 25th anniversary this week. The show, which premiered in 2000, has become a fall tradition for many fans. As the weather cools and the leaves change, viewers make an annual pilgrimage to the picturesque town of Stars Hollow, where the Gilmore family's heartwarming and relatable stories unfold. The show's autumnal setting, with its charming small-town atmosphere and cozy, nostalgic feel, has become an integral part of the viewing experience. Fans often associate the changing of the seasons with the return of the Gilmore Girls, creating a sense of comfort and familiarity that keeps them coming back year after year. The show's enduring popularity is a testament to its well-crafted characters, relatable themes, and the way it captures the essence of the fall season. For many, "Gilmore Girls" has become a beloved tradition that helps usher in the cozier, more reflective months of the year.