Jul 29, 2016 05:58 AM EDT By Sarah T., UniversityHerald Reporter

If you miss the drama series that aired in 2000, "Gilmore Girls," here is the good news. "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" reboot will be aired on streaming video Netflix on November 25. The drama series reboot will come in four installments, "Winter," "Spring," 'Summer" and "Fall.'"

The four-part "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" is expected to be released on Netflix on Black Friday, Nov. 25, Fox reported. According to the network, this news was announced at the Television Critics Association Press Tour Wednesday.

All four parts will be available for streaming on the announced release date. The creator Amy Sherman-Palladino once told the reporters she was against the idea of releasing all four parts in one day.

Sherman-Palladino told reporters she will hang herself from a shower curtain if they will pursue releasing four parts in one day.

"They said, 'Can we help you with that?'" Sherman-Palladino said Jokingly.

Lauren Graham reprises her role as Lorelai Gilmore, mom of Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel reprises her role as well). She attended the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour, and she told reporters that there are people who were unsatisfied with the series, but for her, it was really satisfying.

"There wasn't any question left unanswered," Graham added.  

Aside from "Gilmore Girls," Netflix announced they will reboot the long-running TV series "Full House," where Olsen Twins started their acting career.

Although the reboot version of "Full House" will bring back most of the original cast members, however, there were some of them refused to join. In March, the Olsen twins were reportedly not joining the reboot version of "Full House" called "Fuller House." There will no cameo of them as well.

The absence of the twins may not hurt the reboot version. The absence of Michelle (the character that they portrayed) will be explained in the reboot version.

In the story, Michelle is currently living in New York City as she is working on creating her fashion empire, according to US Magazine.

See Now: Covert Team Inside Newsweek Revealed as Key Players in False Human Trafficking Lawsuit