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SEBASTIAN BACH's 'Gilmore Girls' Crushes Competition

May 20, 2005

According to Zap2it, roughly 5.9 million people tuned into the season finale of "Gilmore Girls", featuring an appearance by former SKID ROW singer Sebastian Bach, when it aired this past Tuesday (May 17) on the WB network.

The "Gilmore Girls" finale ran 27 seconds over its allotted hour, leaving fans who set their VCRs or digital records for the hour exactly without the show's waning moments. A WB spokesperson confirmed that the network is well aware of the problem and there have been discussions about rebroadcasting the episode in its entirety, but an official date and time has yet to be determined. The possibility has also been raised of putting parts of the finale up on the WB's web site.

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