How Well Do You Know "Gilmore Girls"?

Lorelai Gilmore named her daughter after herself.

All of Lorelai's clothes were at the dry cleaner and she overslept, so she threw on a lovely pink tye dye, denim and cowboy boots ensemble.

Jane Lynch played an annoyed nurse in a pink cardigan in the episode "Forgiveness and Stuff."

Madeline and Louise ditch the concert to party with some college guys, but they end up getting totally busted when Rory, Lorelai, Sookie and Paris show up.

Every year on November 30th, Luke takes off, hides and doesn't answer his phone to mourn his dad's death 15 years ago. Lorelai is the first one he confesses this to.

Rory unknowingly shows up late for the newspaper meeting in season two and gets assigned to cover the re-paving of the school's parking lot, but still, she nails it.

Since Luke, Lorelai and Rory brought Rory's own mattress to her dorm, and after Lorelai spends the night on the gross Yale mattress, Luke ends up with it in the back of his truck. (Lorelai swears she'll have a charity come get it.)

Rune's charming sense of humor includes jokes about how ridiculously tall Lorelai is. Needless to say, the date doesn't go well.

Fun fact: Hep Alien is an anagram of Helen Pai, who was one of the show's producers.

In her defense, it was on accident.

Dragonfly Inn was located on 3rd Street before the street names were changed in Stars Hollow in season six, after which the street was called Sores and Boils Alley.

Rory and Logan steal a boat to go on a joyride after Logan's dad tells Rory she'll never be a good journalist.

Luke turned his dad's store, Williams Hardware, into a diner after he passed away.

Oh, Kirk. Never change.

No one wants to get "beaked."

Among Paul Anka's quirks: He won't walk down the front steps without having something be put down first. He doesn't like peas, tissues, framed pictures or popcorn. He cannot see the leash being put on him, but is fine once it is on.

The rocket is a reference to an old Twilight Zone episode called The Long Morrow, where it's a symbol of a man waiting his whole life for something. (Awwwww.)

In season six, April Nardini, age 12, appears at the diner and takes a sample of Luke's hair to determine who her father is for a science fair project. He is in fact her father, and her arrival puts a wedge in Luke and Lorelai's upcoming wedding.