'Gilmore Girls' Reunion 2015: Big news for fans of "The Gilmore Girls," Amy Sherman-Palladino, the creator of the series hinted about a potential revival of the series and revealed what she thought would be in Luke and Lorelai's future.

The cast of Gilmore Girls reunited on Saturday, June 6, but not in Stars Hollow, they showed up at the ATX TV Festival in Austin, Texas.

The ATX Television Festival hosted a full "Gilmore Girls" on Saturday night. Creator Amy Sherman-Palladino was joined by executive producer Daniel Palladino and stars Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, Kelly Bishop, Scott Patterson, Keiko Agena, Liza Weil, Jared Padalecki, Matt Czuchry, Yanic Truesdale, Liz Torres, Jackson Douglas, Todd Lowe, John Cabrera, Danny Strong and Milo Ventimiglia.

Actors Jared Padalecki and Milo Ventimiglia, who played rival boyfriends to Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) each admitted they were rooting for the other.

"I was Team Dean," Ventimiglia told the panel. Padalecki admitted "I was Team Jess - he was sexy and cool... If Milo wasn't here today, I'd totally be Team Logan."

Matt Czuchry, who now stars on "The Good Wife," was diplomatic saying "the right boyfriend came at the right time... they each brought something out in Rory that she needed at the time... I was also kinda Team Jess."

"I don't know," Padalecki, who now stars on "Supernatural," recently told Us Weekly. "I'm team Jess. I admit it. I even told Milo. I'm totally team Jess."

Bledel said it was "unfair" to have to pick because "They were all such amazing actors to work with."

Though Patterson said "None of you are good enough for Rory."

The Gilmore Girls ended in 2007 and there have been high hopes to bring it back since Rory graduated and went on the campaign trailer covering presidential hopeful Barack Obama.

Speaking about a Gilmore Girls reboot, Sherman-Palladino admitted that "there's nothing in the works at the moment," but "if it ever happened, I promise we'd do it correctly ... Nobody here hates each other, which is very important. It would have to be the right everything, the right format, the right timing, it would have to be honored in a certain way. And if it ever came around, we would all jump in and do it."

Sherman-Palladino also threw cold water on rumors about a movie or Netflix series "because it's not real right now."

Lauren Graham believes Luke and Lorelai are "together, a hundred percent. It didn't end in a satisfying way... It didn't resolve satisfactorily."