Gilmore Girls Doc Sets Release Date, Adds Scott Patterson as Producer

WHO:

Coming Soon - Scott Patterson, who played Luke Danes in the original *Gilmore Girls* series, joined the documentary *Drink Coffee, Talk Fast* as an executive producer and featured subject.

Variety - Scott Patterson, who played Luke Danes, joined *Drink Coffee, Talk Fast* as an executive producer and documentary subject.

Screen Rant - A “beloved franchise star” is returning; the article does not name the star.

WHAT:

Coming Soon - *Drink Coffee, Talk Fast* is a documentary about *Gilmore Girls* and is described as a spin-off.

Variety - *Drink Coffee, Talk Fast* is an unauthorized *Gilmore Girls* documentary.

Coming Soon - The documentary will be available to rent on major platforms, including Apple.

Variety - The documentary is set to release on video-on-demand platforms.

Screen Rant - A new *Gilmore Girls* film is set to stream, with an original-series actor returning.

WHERE:

Coming Soon - The documentary will be available on digital platforms, including Apple.

Variety - The documentary will be released on video-on-demand platforms.

Screen Rant - The film is described as returning to Stars Hollow.

WHEN:

Variety - *Gilmore Girls* aired for seven seasons on The WB/CW from 2000-2007 and had a one-season revival on Netflix in 2016. These dates are omitted because they are in the past.

Coming Soon - The documentary is described as arriving “next week”; no calendar date is provided, and it is omitted under the date rules.

Variety - The documentary is described as releasing “next week”; no calendar date is provided, and it is omitted under the date rules.

Screen Rant - The film is described as streaming “next week”; no calendar date is provided, and it is omitted under the date rules.

(UPDATED November 14, 2026 01:05 UTC)

Scott Patterson, Luke Danes in Gilmore Girls, joins Drink Coffee, Talk Fast as executive producer and featured subject. The unauthorized documentary explores Gilmore Girls and will be available to rent on digital platforms. It’s described as a spin-off, with Apple among the platforms offering the film.