'Gilmore Girls' Netflix Revival: Milo Ventimiglia's Bad Boy Jess Mariano Back on Twitter!

With the official inclusion of Melissa McCarthy after months of confusion, the main cast from the original show seems to be back for Gilmore Girls: Seasons, and that includes the two Danes boys, Luke and Jess Mariano. In a recent snap, Milo Ventimiglia, who played arguably Rory's best boyfriend, just showed the world a sneak peek into the set -- right there with Scott Patterson!

Last Monday, the man who played the bad boy turned writer in Gilmore Girls took to Twitter to kick off the week in style, sharing a snap from his time in the set of the Netflix revival. In the pic, the former teen heartthrob is accompanied by Patterson, who plays his uncle Luke, and Sean Gunn, who will be reprising his role as Stars Hollow town weirdo, Kirk Gleason.

Hello from the past, wait present, no you'll see us in the future :) @warnerbrostv #GilmoreGirls @netflix. MV pic.twitter.com/zKwStfGBbp

— Milo Ventimiglia (@MiloVentimiglia) April 19, 2016

Patterson also returned the favor, posting his own snap with his co-stars.

In the meantime, it has been announced that all of Rory's major boyfriends will be returning for the revival, and obviously it's unclear who will Alexis Bledel's character end up with. Aside from Ventimiglia, Jared Padalecki will also return in his role as Rory's sweet first boyfriend Dean, while Matt Czuchry will play Rory's college boyfriend Logan once again.

The cast of the revival has been taking to social media a lot to share their experiences during the shoot, which will go on at the Warner Bros. lot until the early days of May.

Aside from Bledel, Lauren Graham and Kelly Bishop as the title's Gilmore Girls, things will feel right at home on Netflix's Stars Hollow, with everyone from Keiko Agena's Lane to Yanic Truesdale's Michel also returning for their roles, as we see a true end to the story nearly a decade after the controversial series finale.

New cast members will also include Sutton Foster and Parenthood actress Mae Whitman.

Gilmore Girls: Seasons will hit Netflix at some point this year.

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