The quirky town of Stars Hollow is home to everyone's favorite characters on Gilmore Girls. It's a town that has cozy moments inside Luke's Diner, tasty eats at The Dragonfly Inn, and everything a person could need at Doose's Market. Part of the reason why fans rewatch Gilmore Girls and dissect the characters in each season is because of how home-y and familiar Stars Hollow is. Even though the show has been over for a while, audiences still flock to the comfort that it provides.
Luckily for Gilmore Girls fans, there are multiple podcasts they can listen to in order to learn more about the show, revisit the episodes, and share opinions with. Each podcast is special in its way because of the hosts that run them, and one is even discussed by a Gilmore Girls star.
I'm All In With Scott Patterson
One of the more popular podcasts for Gilmore Girls fans is Scott Patterson's podcast, I Am All In. Fans wanted to know where they could catch Patterson (Luke Danes) in 2022, and that would be on his podcast on iHeartRadio.
Patterson revisits over 150 episodes (plus the reboot) and tells fun anecdotes about what it was like filming certain scenes and episodes. Patterson also interviews former castmates, guest stars, and fans of the show. Out of all the podcasts, only Patterson's has that behind-the-scenes feel to it since, well, he was actually there.
Gilmore Guys
When the winter hits, there's nothing more comforting than revisiting Stars Hollow with the Gilmore Guys podcast. The show's hosts are Kevin T. Porter and Demi Adejuyigbe. One is a diehard fan who has been watching the series for years, whereas the other is a Gilmore Girls newbie. Together, they do deep dives into each episode and have a lot of laughs along the way.
Gilmore Guys also does interviews with different people attached to the show and fans. They even appeared in a cameo in the Netflix revival. The podcast ended in March of 2020 (once they finished Gilmore Girls) and they're now focused on recapping The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel — another show created by the Gilmore Girls creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino.
Ultimate Gilmore Girls Movie Night
Ultimate Gilmore Girls Movie Night is a unique podcast hosted by husband-wife duo, Philip and Courtney Boone. What separates this podcast from the others is that the couple breakdown each movie that's mentioned in Gilmore Girls.
Lorelai and Rory love a good movie night filled with snacks and coffee. Philip and Courtney do the hard work for fellow fans and review the movies the Gilmores talked about in each episode. The two started the podcast in September 2021 and breakdown the pop culture references so fans don't have to.
Buffy The Gilmore Slayer
Buffy the Gilmore Slayer is unlike other podcasts because it combines two '90s/2000s based TV shows — Gilmore Girls and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Comedians Bryan Morris and Stacey Kulow break down one episode per TV show in each podcast episode.
The idea behind the podcast is that Bryan is a huge Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan who has never seen Gilmore Girls, and Stacey is a Gilmore Girls fan who has never seen Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Together, they watch and learn about each show while breaking it down with listeners.
Friday Night Dinner With Morgan & Rachelle
Morgan and Rachelle are sisters who adore Gilmore Girls and created a rewatch podcast called, Friday Night Dinner with Morgan Rachelle: A Gilmore Girls Podcast. The sister team break down the complicated lives of Lorelai and Rory and put themselves in their shoes.
The title of the podcast is dedicated to Lorelai and Rory's scheduled Friday night dinners with Lorelai's parents, Emily and Richard Gilmore. Some of the most memorable moments occurred at Friday night dinner, which is why it's commendable that the show releases on Fridays.
Talking Fast: A Gilmore Girls Podcast
Lorelai Gilmore is known for talking fast. She speaks in circles and throws around pop culture references that often confuse those she's talking to. Coincidentally, Alexis and Suzanne named their podcast, Talking Fast: A Gilmore Girls Podcast.
The podcast breaks down each episode of Gilmore Girls and the hosts have fun doing it. It's unique breaking down a show that's 20 years old, which adds a touch of nostalgia to this podcast over others. Everything from Luke and Lorelai's relationship timeline to Rory's bookshelf is talked about in a fun and upbeat way.
Gilmore Girls And Tea Spills
Gilmore Girls and Tea Spills is one of the newer podcasts on this list that breaks down the episodes of Gilmore Girls. The first episode discusses Jackson's first introduction to the show as Dani and Madeline help him along the way.
The group of friends has fun energy on the podcast, making listeners feel like they're in the room with them. The group talks about their favorite parts of the episode, along with pet peeves that left them scratching their heads.
Town Meeting, A Gilmore Girls Rewatch Podcast With Sandra, Jess, & Emily
Town Meeting, a Gilmore Girls Rewatch Podcast with Sandra, Jess, & Emily is a biweekly podcast that talks about each episode of the series. The group of friends loves a good Gilmore Girls reference and talks about 2000s fashion choices, Rory's relationship mistakes, and how Lane is the real hero (among other things).
Listening to this group of friends is like being in Luke's Diner with them. Each episode runs over an hour, giving listeners an in-depth review of the episode they're watching.
So, It's A Show? Keeping Up With The Gilmores
In 'That Damn Donna Reed,' Dean is surprised by Lorelai and Rory's obsession with The Donna Reed Show. He asks "So, it's a show?", which launched the Gilmore girls into a description of its monumental moments. Playing homage to the moment, So It's A Show? Keeping Up With the Gilmores is a podcast dedicated to the show's pop culture moments.
Pop culture references, movies, and TV shows are dissected in this podcast — along with what happens in the episode they're covering. For fans who wonder what Lorelai and Rory are talking about in their pop-culture rants, this podcast is a great teacher.