Lauren Graham

Right. This experience was positive. I balanced it pretty well. And then I watched this little thing on Instagram. Maybe you guys have heard of it. Oh, my God. Tell us.

I'm trying to get off of it, honestly.

I'm trying to get off of it, honestly.

I'm trying to get off of it, honestly.

That actually was Mae. Mae was like, I think you've waited so long that the cooler move is to not do it at all. But I just felt pressured.

That actually was Mae. Mae was like, I think you've waited so long that the cooler move is to not do it at all. But I just felt pressured.

That actually was Mae. Mae was like, I think you've waited so long that the cooler move is to not do it at all. But I just felt pressured.

Somebody said to me, you think you're not on social media, but you are. You're just not speaking for yourself. Others are, as Gilmore Girls in particular, just continues to have this presence.

Somebody said to me, you think you're not on social media, but you are. You're just not speaking for yourself. Others are, as Gilmore Girls in particular, just continues to have this presence.

Somebody said to me, you think you're not on social media, but you are. You're just not speaking for yourself. Others are, as Gilmore Girls in particular, just continues to have this presence.

This is a great example. Which is my agent has been saying to me for a very long time, it doesn't now ding what you're trying to do as an actor or a writer. The best one is I got this offer when this stuff was still kind of early. Sometimes when I don't know if I should do something, I'm like, what would so-and-so do? And I was like, this person would a thousand percent not do it.

This is a great example. Which is my agent has been saying to me for a very long time, it doesn't now ding what you're trying to do as an actor or a writer. The best one is I got this offer when this stuff was still kind of early. Sometimes when I don't know if I should do something, I'm like, what would so-and-so do? And I was like, this person would a thousand percent not do it.

This is a great example. Which is my agent has been saying to me for a very long time, it doesn't now ding what you're trying to do as an actor or a writer. The best one is I got this offer when this stuff was still kind of early. Sometimes when I don't know if I should do something, I'm like, what would so-and-so do? And I was like, this person would a thousand percent not do it.

And I passed on it and that person ended up doing it. What is that person?

And I passed on it and that person ended up doing it. What is that person?

And I passed on it and that person ended up doing it. What is that person?

And I was like, wait, what? That was the universe giving you a gift. That's maybe so. I feel differently about it now. And I felt differently also. The whole way it was approached was very respectful. And I thought would be fun for people because that's the thing I think about, especially with Gilmore Girls fans. Is this good for them?

And I was like, wait, what? That was the universe giving you a gift. That's maybe so. I feel differently about it now. And I felt differently also. The whole way it was approached was very respectful. And I thought would be fun for people because that's the thing I think about, especially with Gilmore Girls fans. Is this good for them?

And I was like, wait, what? That was the universe giving you a gift. That's maybe so. I feel differently about it now. And I felt differently also. The whole way it was approached was very respectful. And I thought would be fun for people because that's the thing I think about, especially with Gilmore Girls fans. Is this good for them?

One of the things I, long ago, may have been concerned about is the separation between character and person. I wanted to be able to play different characters, and ultimately, in TV, you end up using so much of yourself. That separation isn't that broad unless you're on Downton Abbey or something, and even then. But yeah, I had a different kind of sense of preciousness.