By Loree Seitz

As soon as the leaves start to turn, it’s time for “Gilmore Girls” to shine. The cozy 2000s drama series from Amy Sherman-Palladino persists as a fall rewatch staple, and shows no signs of slowing down as it marks its 25th anniversary.

Just after Labor Day, “Gilmore Girls” shot back into Nielsen’s top 10 streaming charts for the first time since January, landing as the No. 9 most-watched acquired streaming show during the week of Sept. 8 with 534 million minutes across Hulu and Netflix. Two-thirds of the audience were women, and notably, adults 18-34 made up 35% of watch time. (The audience for “Gilmore Girls” fall will likely persist on subsequent Nielsen streaming lists, which reports viewership with a month of delay).