Get ready for more Gilmore.
Netflix has closed a deal to continue the story of Lorelai and Rory Gilmore, according to a report from TVLine.
The limited-series Gilmore Girls revival will reportedly consist of four 90-minute episodes.
Warner Bros. had no comment and Netflix has not yet returned Mashable's request for comment.
Gilmore Girls ran for seven seasons -- six on The WB and one on the CW -- before coming to an end in 2007.
Just this summer, the cast reunited for a panel at the ATX TV Festival that drew a crowd of thousands.
It was there that the show's creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, first opened the door to the idea of a reunion.
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"It would have to be the right everything -- the right format, the right timing, the right budget," she said at the time. "It would have to be honored in a certain way and I think if it ever came around I think we should all jump in and do it."
Enter Netflix, which began streaming the show last year. It's also in the midst of bringing back Full House from the dead with a series centered around two of the show's grown daughters and Kimmy Gibler. Fuller House is set for a 2016 debut.
DUDES. I can't confirm this. But I also can't deny this... https://t.co/KO8gA7j6Us— Lauren Graham (@thelaurengraham) October 19, 2015
Negotiations are now said to be in the works with all the main cast members of Gilmore Girls, including Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, Kelly Bishop and Scott Patterson, according to TVLine.
One name missing from the list, however, is Melissa McCarthy, who also skipped out on the reunion this summer.
Gilmore Girls celebrated the 15th anniversary of its debut just days ago.
Let your rewatch begin now.