'Gilmore Girls': Luke's Diner Coming to a Town Near You
"Gilmore Girls" fans were in for a treat Wednesday morning when Scott Patterson, who depicts the arrangement's scornful cafe proprietor Luke, landed to participate on the enjoyment at a Luke's Diner pop-up at Comoncy Cafe in Beverly Hills.
To recognize the arrangement's sixteenth commemoration, "Gilmore Girls" collaborated with more than 200 taking an interest areas to change into Luke's Diner, finished with "No phones" signs what not.
With several fans arranged around the piece to get their espresso fix, numerous were wearing woolen clothes and baseball tops, and in addition shirts with quotes from the arrangement, to pay praise to the hit appear. The baristas themselves wore marked cook's garments and tops with the imaginary coffee shop's symbol imprinted on front.
Patterson touched base to an ocean of blissful fans prepared to posture with Stars Hollow's most famous restaurateur. Patterson acted with like numerous fans as would be prudent before making a beeline for appropriate espresso himself.
At the point when gotten some information about the accomplishment of the arrangement, Patterson communicated his bliss with respect to the gigantic fanbase "Gilmore Girls" has gathered throughout the years.
"I was constantly confident about the appear," said Patterson. "I'm happy we got the opportunity to give the fans what they really merit."
The recovery, titled "Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life," will highlight four hour and a half scenes occurring through the span of one year. Patterson was mindful so as to not give away any pivotal plot focuses, however he affirmed that Luke will be as pessimistic as ever.
"Everything I can say is that Luke will be Luke," Patterson said. "I think the motivation behind why fans love him so much is on the grounds that he doesn't change. He's sort of a stone that way, so fans are going to get a greater amount of that."
Patterson was sure around one thing: Fans won't be disillusioned come Nov. 25.
"It will be something they truly perceive, however there will be a considerable measure of startling astonishments for them," Patterson said. "Fans will be extremely shocked, and I believe they're going to love it.
