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Alexis Bledel did an interview with IGN at the TCA Press Tour talking about the upcoming Season of Gilmore Girls and all the changes happening to the show and the network.

Alexis Bledel first talks about David Rosenthal taking over for Amy Sherman-Palladino, stating she is not worried about it affecting the show. The show has six previous seasons to teach the ropes to any new recruit, and David has been around for a year to get the feel for it.

Here is more from the interview, first about Rory’s specific way of talking and her new sense of style:

Commenting on if she finds herself ever talking like her character Rory, Bledel jokingly said, "I don’t talk that fast or that much at all!" And as to how she dresses versus Rory, "Hopefully I’m a little less preppy, and a little less stuffy I hope," Bledel said with a laugh. "I think her look is pretty specific, although it’s changed recently ’cause she’s in college. They’re trying to make her look more grown up and sophisticated."

Despite the confidence in David, this new season might harbor changes in our beloved Gilmore Girls characters. Amy had a very specific design for her characters and their roles, which admittedly restrained the acting:

"We’ve never been allowed any ownership really, except what we do on screen, and even then that’s kind of closely monitored. So this year will definitely be different; a new network, a new producer. It feels already like it’s going to be a little more loose and a little more fun, so it should be good." Elaborating on the new season, which has recently begun shooting, Bledel said, "I really love change, so I’m very excited to see what it’s going to be like. It’s been the same for a long time, but now it’s going to be different, which is exciting for me."

So, it seems like Alexis Bledel may have been getting bored with Gilmore Girls and perhaps this season will spice it up for her. Give her the evolution of character and evolution of life at college that she wants. I definitely hope so, because the show will cease to exist if she decides she’s had enough! When asked if she would stay, Alexis says:

"Well, it depends on what this season is like. If this season is really fun and different, then maybe not. But if it’s kind of a drag, then I don’t know." However, musing on whether it might be appropriate to end Gilmore Girls with Rory’s graduation from college, Bledel remarked, "I’m kind of hoping it does. I think that’s a good conclusion to the year, since I think that’s what would happen as it times out."

Alexis reveals she does not watch much tv, not even Veronica Mars, which will be paired up with Gilmore Girls on the same night on the CW, but she does have one favorite:

"I watch Grey’s Anatomy… that’s it! It’s the best show."



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Gilmore Girls' Alexis Bledel
The actress gives the dirt on the new season – and her costar boyfriend

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2005 06:00AM EST

By Brooke Lea Foster

Photo by: Peter Kramer / GettyGilmore Girls' Alexis Bledel | Alexis Bledel
After spending the summer traveling Europe, Gilmore Girls' Alexis Bledel is back for a new season on the WB – and some serious mother-daughter drama. Her character, Rory, has yet to make up with fast-talking mom Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and is still blowing off Yale while dating questionable rich boy Logan. The 24-year-old Bledel (Sin City, Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants), who was in Washington, D.C., recently for the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, gave PEOPLE.com the inside scoop on the show, her real-life boyfriend and her (possible) wedding plans.

This season is a little different. You've got a lot of drama going on.
This season is weird because so far Lauren's character and my character are in a rift. We haven't had any scenes together and we're already on episode five. Every time I see her around, I'm like, "Oh my God. I miss you!"

Rory is in a rebellious stage now. Did you ever act out?
I didn't steal any boats or anything (like Rory did). I would just stay out later than I was supposed to. I didn't drink a lot. I was okay with waiting until I got to college to do things my parents probably didn't want me to do.

You're still dating Milo Ventimiglia , who played Jesse on Gilmore Girls. Do you miss having him on the set?
Of course. Milo's character is going to come back this season, actually. It's a really cool story. I don't want to give it away, but he does show up in Rory's life. He has some news for her, and he influences her in a pretty big way.

Are there wedding bells in your future?
I think everybody who has been dating for more than a couple of years probably talks about it at some point. It's a fun thing for us to talk about, but that's it – it's down the road.

So how did Alexis Bledel, actress, become Alexis Bledel, advocate?
(The National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy) really attracted me because it gives people the information that they need to make decisions in life. Plus, our show is based on a teen pregnancy. There is a connection with our audience. We get lots of letters from teen moms.

On the show, Rory and Lorelei openly talk about sex. Were you and your mom that way?
Lorelei and Rory's relationship is very idealized. It's closer than most mother-daughter relationships. My mom has always been a friend to me, but it's always awkward to talk about sex, especially if you're a teenager.

What can we expect from Rory this season? Is she going to have a pregnancy scare?
I don't think she's going to get pregnant, but my guess is as good as yours because they don't tell me what's going to happen. Rory still has Yale in the back of her mind. She's either going to end up back there or start a career of some sort.

Where did you watch the Gilmore Girls season premiere?
I didn't watch it. I know what happens. I was there. I spend a good 15 hours a day working on it. You don't really want to go home and watch it after that.


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