Several more Gilmore Girls co-stars have officially closed deals to return for the revival on Netflix. That includes Milo Ventimiglia, Matt Czuchry, Liza Weil and Yanic Truesdale, with Jared Padalecki expected to join the cast shortly. All will reprise their original characters in the revival, which consists of four 90-minute episode.

Is the Gilmore Girls revival going to give us the final four words to Bunheads, too?!

TVLine has learned exclusively that Sutton Foster — who headlined Gilmore creator Amy Sherman-Palladino’s late, great, painfully short-lived ABC Family dramedy Bunheads — will have a role in the upcoming Netflix continuation.

What’s not known is if Foster will be playing her Bunheads character Michelle or a new role. Here’s hoping against hope (and any intellectual property hurdles) that it’s the former — though we guess that would probably mean Foster would have to do a double-take upon seeing Emily, given that Kelly Bishop played both the Gilmore grandma and Bunheads‘ Fanny.

Foster, who is currently starring in TV Land’s Younger, is the first confirmed member of the revival’s cast who was not a part of the original series.

Jared Padalecki is returning to “Gilmore Girls,” reprising his role as Dean Forester in Netflix’s four-part revival series.

Variety has also learned that David Sutcliffe, who played Rory Gilmore’s (Alexis Bledel) father Chris, is also returning.

Here's your first look at Lorelai and Rory in 2016. Seasons change, but some things never will. Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, a four-part event, premieres November 25. Only on Netflix. Welcome back to Stars Hollow!

Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life includes four 90-minute chapters, each spanning one of the four seasons: Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life is created by Amy Sherman-Palladino, who executive produces, writes and directs the four 90-minute chapters with Daniel Palladino. The project is from Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television.