A quarter of a century after it arrived on screens, ‘Gilmore Girls’ is more popular than ever, writes Nick Hilton . It’s hardly surprising that the show has thrived – it depicts a liberal, accepting, compassionate community, so distinct from real-life America Y ou crawl out of bed in the morning, gasping for coffee. Throwing on an eclectic series of mismatched Nineties garments, you drag yourself out of the house. The town is still half asleep: a “CLOSED” sign hangs on Kim’s Antiques, and the