'Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life' spoilers: The girls gush about the Netflix revival on its LA premiere night

“Gilmore Girls” will not officially start streaming on Netflix until Nov. 25, but some lucky fans were able to catch the first episode premiere in Los Angeles on Friday. Almost the entire cast was present, including the three generations of Gilmore women, who gave insight on just how the series will be.

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Kelly Bishop, who plays Emily Gilmore, told Entertainment Tonight just how her character was coping with the loss of Richard Gilmore, who was played by Edward Herrmann. “She's dealing with the new reality,” the actress said. “She is a widow and she's got to figure out her life. And she goes up and down and back and forth -- as we all do in grief.” Herrmann passed away in 2014.

The 72-year-old actress then went on to say that by the end of the four-part sequel, Emily finds her footing again. However, “she has a few places that she goes that are not great."

As Herrmann’s daughter, Ryan Herrmann, told The Hollywood Reporter, the team behind “Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life” did a wonderful job at honoring the deceased actor. She made it clear that the series really wrote him into the script and that his passing was not taken lightly or written off hurriedly.

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And while the show is not even been available to the public yet, executive producer Amy Sherman-Palladino has already discussed expanding the world of “Gilmore Girls.” She explained that the Netflix revival allowed her to give the characters some closure but their stories have not been set in stone. “There's no neat wrap-up in everything that we ever write, whether it's ‘Gilmore Girls’ or any other project because life is messy," she said.

Most of cast was present in the premiere of “Winter,” Netflix's first episode of "Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life." Bishop was joined by Alexis Bledel (Rory Gilmore) and Lauren Graham (Lorelai Gilmore). Liza Weil (Paris), Danny Strong (Doyle), Sean Gunn (Kirk), Yanic Truesdale (Michel), Scott Patterson (Luke), Tanc Sade (Finn), Matt Czuchry (Logan) and Keiko Agena (Lane) were also in attendance.