The "Gilmore Girls" Trivia Challenge

Christopher Hayden was Lorelai's high school love and Rory's father. Their parents wanted them to get married, but the kids wouldn't hear of it and ultimately went their separate ways romantically. At least for a while.

Babette Dell lives next door to the Gilmore Girls with her husband Morey. She frequently drops by to talk about her cat going missing or hiding under the porch. She and Miss Patty are quite the gossiping friends, too!

Lorelai sought refuge at The Independence Inn right after she had Rory. It became their home, and Lorelai worked in housekeeping before ultimately becoming the manager. Sookie is the talented chef at the inn.

We meat Dean Forester briefly in the very first episode. Rory takes a liking to him, and he reciprocates, but it takes a bit for their relationship to kick off. Cornstarch, anyone?

The love/hate relationship between Sookie and Jackson is strong. He doesn't always have the produce she needs, but he hates when she gets it elsewhere. Nevertheless, their romance grows into something more serious.

Paris first enters the show teasing Rory about a bad grade, if that's any indication of their early relationship. Who would have ever thought that they would become best friends? Paris dreams of going to Harvard.

Before they would agree to pay the Chilton tuition for Rory, Emily and Richard had one condition: dinner every Friday at their house. This is when we learn so much about Lorelai and her tough relationship with her parents.

In the first episode, Rory finds out she's been accepted to Chilton, a private school that will increase her chances of getting into Harvard. While excited, she is hesitant to go after she meets a boy she likes at her old high school.

Liz is Jess' mother and Luke's sister. She is a free-spirited sibling, coming to town unexpectedly and staying for who knows how long each time. She relies on Luke to look after Jess, though, when he gets a little out of control.

On many occasions, we hear Lorelai say that she can smell snow. She thinks it's a sign of good things to come and that nothing bad can happen when it snows. Maybe that's why she loves coffee - to offset that winter chill.

After spending the night together, Lorelai starts thinking more long term with Christopher. He is her date to Sookie's wedding, but when things start getting real, he has to tell Lorelai that his girlfriend is pregnant. Needless to say, that changes things quite a bit.

It wasn't clear at first what happened between Max and Lorelai, as everything was seemingly going great. But Lorelai just can't commit, so she and Rory hit the road for an unplanned trip with no destination in mind.

Jess was driving Rory's car when there was a little accident that landed Rory in the hospital with a broken arm. It caused some tension between Luke and Lorelai, as she lashed out and blamed Jess and Luke for Rory ending up in the hospital.

In an otherwise raving review, the food critic passed over Sookie's famous risotto by calling it "perfectly fine." Sookie cannot get this out of her head and goes to the critic's house to make him try the risotto again, but this time with a different wine to see if that changes his opinion.

The self-important Taylor Doose is kind of a thorn in everyone's side. He owns the grocery store and eventually an old fashioned ice cream parlor. He's a stickler for rules and loves protocol.

Lorelai thinks that her friend still owns the B&B, but they arrive to a much different story. The Cheshire Cat has themed rooms and almost hourly activities that the guests love to participate in. Even Rory and Lorelai get involved when there are scones.

When Lorelai finds out what Sherry named the baby, she can't help but feel like she copied her. Whether she actually did, or Lorelai is still a bit sour about the baby thing, you have to admit, it does sound familiar.

After getting some unsavory advice from Mr. Huntzberger, Rory is convinced that she doesn't have what it takes to be a journalist. She decides to drop out of Yale, move in with her grandparents and join the DAR with her grandmother. Lorelai doesn't approve of these choices, and they barely speak for quite a while.

While on spring break, Rory has a little too much to drink while hanging out with Paris and the girls from Chilton, and one of them ends up dialing Dean's phone number. She insists they're still just friends, even though he is married.

Sookie is a week late and gives Lorelai a beeper that will go off when Sookie is close to giving birth. Lorelai lands a coveted role, and Taylor is worried she won't be able to pull it off. When the beeper goes off, Lorelai has to remain perfectly still until the curtain drops, then she can run to be with Sookie.

Luke finds out he has a daughter in season 6, right after Rory and Lorelai reconcile. He keeps it from Lorelai for a while, and, not surprisingly, she's not too pleased when she finds out.

Logan calls Rory "Ace," as in "ace reporter," because she wants to be a journalist and she writes for the school newspaper. He calls her Ace 88 times to be exact, and it really is a compliment and term of endearment for the two.

Rory starts investigating the Life and Death Brigade for the Yale newspaper. She has an inside source, who turns out to be Logan, and she gets caught up in all of the stunts and activities of the society.

When the show opens, we see Stars Hollow, cars and a kid on a skateboard. We also hear "There She Goes" playing as the camera pans around town. The first version of the song was released in 1988.

After feeling like an empty nester, Lorelai gets a dog. She names it Paul Anka, after the Canadian singer. The Polish Lowland Sheepdog even makes an appearance in the revival.

Rory begins writing for "The Franklin" and reports on things like student elections. Paris eventually becomes editor of the paper, and she tries to give Rory all the worst assignments.

The song wasn't written for "Gilmore Girls," but revamped from Carole King's 1971 album "Tapestry" for the show in 2000. The song "Where You Lead" was co-written by Toni Stern, and they were approached by Amy Sherman-Palladino about using the song for the show's theme.

The revival of "Gilmore Girls" premiered on Netflix in 2016. It showed the Gilmore Girls' lives in each season of one year. It gave loyal "Gilmore Girls" fans the updates they were craving and left us with a cliffhanger that might never get resolved.

Throughout the revival, we see Rory living her best life and hooking up with a few different people. This results in a pregnancy, and fans are left guessing who the father is.

Lorelai awakens to a bunch of alarms going off and tells someone in the distance that they're hilarious. We find out that it's Luke in the kitchen, and as he's saying goodbye for the day, he says goodbye to Lorelai's stomach and acknowledges their twins. We then see Lorelai wake up from the dream.

In an effort to see what catalogs retailers sell her name to, Lorelai gives a fake name to cashiers. However, in one store, she forgets the name she uses, Squeegee Beckenheim, so she makes up a new one, Tookie Clothespin. As a result, she ends up with even more catalogs.

Kirk doesn't have an app for Öööber, so you have to call his mom and then she'll tell Kirk and then he'll find a car and come pick you up. Lorelai couldn't get through to him that it was the same thing as Uber.

The Gilmore girls are expected at four different Thanksgiving dinners! The Kims, the grandparents, Sookie and Luke are all anticipating the girls being at their Thanksgiving celebrations. That's a lot of food, but if you know anything about the Gilmore girls, you know they can handle it.

It becomes a common theme throughout the show that Luke gives Lorelai a hard time about how much coffee she and Rory drink. It's that witty banter that made people fall in love with the show.

When Lorelai wakes up from a recurring dream, she hears incessant tapping. When she goes to investigate, she sees Rory tap dancing in the kitchen. Rory explains that she started doing it when she can't sleep to clear her mind.