Sort of. Amy Sherman-Palladino, the creator of both The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Gilmore Girls, teased the possibility of Lauren Graham appearing as a guest star on season 3 of the hit Amazon show.

Sherman-Palladino, 53, told Entertainment Tonight that Graham, 52, approached her about a potential role.

“Lauren made a request, and Lauren is my queen and the reason I have a career, so I honor the request of Lauren Graham,” she said. “I’m trying to figure it out.”

“Hopefully [she’ll be in season three],” she added. “It would be lovely.”

And while the showrunner couldn’t reveal any specifics about the role, she previously said Graham had a few ideas of her own.

‘Lauren wants to be something very specific,” she told The Hollywood Reporter. “She has it all figured out.”

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Starring Graham and Alexis Bledel, Gilmore Girls premiered back in October 2000 and concluded in May 2007 after seven seasons and 154 episodes. Netflix rebooted the heartwarming series about a small-town mother and daughter in 2016 with Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.

Graham and Sherman-Palladino have remained close since their days working together on Gilmore Girls. In January, Sherman-Palladino credited the actress with making the iconic show a success.

“Literally my life changed when she walked in the door because there was no Gilmore Girls ‘til Lauren Graham existed and, you know, that is a bond,” the writer and showrunner told ET.