Question: Who does Lane Kim from Gilmore Girls marry at the end of season 6?
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Lane Hyun-kyung Kim, later Lane Van Gerbig, played by Keiko Agena, was born and raised in Stars Hollow.
She is the rock-and-roll loving child of strict Seventh-Day Adventist/Korean/Vegan parents.
(Lane's father, known only as Mr. Kim, is never seen on camera, nor are his whereabouts ever mentioned; but Lane refers to her father in Season 1, Episode 1, and to her "parents" on many other occasions, and specifically refers to "my mother and father" in Season 2.
On one occasion, a faceless man drives Lane to the airport to visit Korean relatives for the summer.)
At a very young age, Lane was forced to start hiding her interests and hobbies from her family, and she uses loose floorboards and the back of her closet to hide her enormous collection of non-Christian music, books and cosmetics against her mother's strong disapproval.
Lane and her best friend Rory Gilmore use hollowed-out books and a variety of other pretexts and subterfuge in an attempt to help Lane live a more mainstream life.
She constantly complains of her mother's over-protectiveness and strictness, which she views as trying to control her life.
Lane attends Stars Hollow High along with Rory Gilmore until Rory leaves that high school and begins attending Chilton Academy in her sophomore year.
Lane is a cheerleader and describes herself as a "dedicated audiophile," although this is a bit of a misnomer, since audiophiles, by definition, are most interested in the technical details associated with high fidelity recording and playback, whereas Lane is actually interested in the history of modern music, its production, and its influences on pop culture, which make her more of a music fanatic.
Eventually, she joins a band consisting of Dave Rygalski, Brian Fuller, and Zack Van Gerbig (Todd Lowe).
Lane and Dave begin a romantic relationship that largely involves intricate strategies for hiding their relationship from her mother and their bandmates until, in Season 3, they are forced by circumstances to make their relationship public and Dave is allowed to date Lane only because her mother believes Dave to be a devout Christian.
The following year, Dave moves to California to attend college.
Sebastian Bach's character, Gil, replaces Dave on guitar, and Zack replaces Dave as Lane's romantic interest.
During the period of Rory and Lorelai's estrangement from each other in Season 6, Lane's relationship with her mother and with her band are featured more prominently than in prior years.
In Season 6, the band splits up but later reunites when Zack proposes marriage to Lane while she is working at Luke's Diner, and they are married shortly thereafter.
In Season 7, Lane becomes pregnant with twins.
At the end of "Gilmore Girls Only" (Season 7, Episode 17), Lane gives birth to twin boys, Kwan and Steve. 
Rory's friendships with long-time best friend Lane Kim (Keiko Agena), a second-generation Korean American from a strict Christian home, and Paris Geller (Liza Weil), a friend/rival at both Chilton and Yale, play strongly in the show.
Although she shares a close bond with the two, they do not appear to get along with one another.
At the end of the Season 6, Lane marries Hep Alien band-mate Zach van Gerbig (Todd Lowe), a sweet, slightly clumsy rocker.
At the beginning of the Season 7, Lane discovers that she is unexpectedly pregnant and gives birth to twins (Kwan and Steve) later in the season.
Also in Season 7, Paris is accepted to Harvard Medical School (Harvard is the school she has wanted to go to for years, as her family are all alumni, but was rejected for undergraduate studies in Season 3).
In Season 4, Doyle McMaster (Danny Strong) storms onto the show as the "Yale Daily News" editor.
He and Paris start dating in Season 5, after Paris's relationship with a much older Professor Asher Fleming (Michael York) ends with Fleming's sudden death.
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  Patricia "Miss Patty" LaCosta (Liz Torres) (2000–2007), Stars Hollow's oft-married, oft-divorced dance instructor.
She often makes name-dropping references to her past as a dancer and singer; how much of it is true is unknown.
She's usually seen lusting after young men and wishing she could marry again.
She and Babette know most of the gossip of the town, though Babette mentions that Patty normally gets the town gossip before her because her phone intercepts other peoples phone calls.
After (or perhaps even before) Taylor, she seems to be the most influential citizen of Stars Hollow.
Her dance studio is used for town meetings, among other community events.
Babette Dell (Sally Struthers) (2000–2007), neighbor and friend to the Gilmore girls.
She enjoys singing and music, and appears to have been involved with many singers in the past and had a very "interesting" life.
She mentions once having been pushed out of a car, and once joining a cult.
Often paired with Miss Patty, Babette is very into gossiping.
She also is very protective of her garden gnomes, her favorite being Pierpont.
She is married to Morey Dell and has a "child", a cat named Cinnamon.
After the cat dies, they adopt a new cat named Apricot.
She is a very attentive neighbor to the Gilmores, calling for help when she is suspicious of trouble and expressing concern for their well-being.
Morey Dell (Ted Rooney) (2000–2007), Babette's husband, often plays the piano and has an 'anything-goes' attitude.
He does whatever Babette tells him and is pretty much her opposite as Babette is loud, short, and plump and Morey is quiet, tall, and lanky.
Andrew (Mike Gandolfi) (2000–2005), owner of Stars Hollow Books and Revolutionary War reenacter.
Joe (Brian Berke) (2000–2006), pizza delivery boy and resident of Stars Hollow.
Harry Porter (David Huddleston) (2000–2001), Stars Hollow's mayor.
He appears in two episodes of season 1.
Drella (Alex Borstein) (2000), a skilled but rude and sarcastic harp player, who worked at the Independence Inn for a while.
She appears in four episodes of season one.
Borstein, who plays Drella, was originally cast as Sookie but had to drop out after the pilot episode.
Borstein returns in later seasons as the characters of Doris (voice only) and Miss Celine.
Grant (Grant-Lee Phillips) (2001–2007), the town's troubadour.
Fran Weston (Linda Porter) (2001–2003), owner of Weston's bakery and the Dragonfly Inn.
Fran dies in the third season.
Rune (Max Perlich) (2001), Jackson's cousin.
After a disastrous date with Lorelai, he is eventually hired as the Independence Inn's handyman.
He appears in three episodes.
Rachel (Lisa Ann Hadley) (2001), Luke's intermittent ex-girlfriend from days prior to the time period across which the show is set.
She is a traveling photographer, and while she and Luke loved each other, their different lifestyles were ultimately unable to mesh.
She returns to Stars Hollow during season 1 but eventually leaves again.
Clara Forester (Scout Taylor-Compton) (2001–2004), Dean Forester's younger sister.
Bootsy (Brian Tarantina) (2001–2002), a Stars Hollow resident who owns and runs the magazine/newspaper stand.
He is sometimes a foil for Luke as the two seem to share a common dislike of each other that stems from an incident the two shared in first grade, where Luke blamed Bootsy for ruining a clay handprint of his.
Tom (Biff Yeager) (2001–2007), a construction contractor in Stars Hollow.
Gypsy (Rose Abdoo) (2002–2007), Stars Hollow's wise-cracking mechanic.
She is usually one of the first to protest Taylor's harebrained schemes but is nonetheless very involved in town activities.
Zach Van Gerbig (Todd Lowe) (2002–2007), member of Lane's band Hep Alien; he later dates and subsequently married Lane, and their twin sons Kwan and Steve are born near the end of Season 7.
His own father abandoned him when he was ten years old.
Brian Fuller (John Cabrera) (2002–2007), is the bass player of Lane's band, Hep Alien.
At one point, Lane, Zach and Brian also share an apartment.
Brian is known for having several ailments including asthma, hypoglycemia, a deviated septum, and rosacea.
In season six, Brian accidentally causes the band's break-up when he writes a song about Lane, infuriating fellow band member, and Lane's boyfriend, Zach.
The band eventually re-unites at Zach and Lane's wedding but disbands once more when Lane becomes pregnant.
Reverend Archie Skinner (Jim Jansen) (2002–2007), Stars Hollow's minister.
Has a good sense of humor, little patience for Taylor, and a close friendship with Rabbi Barans.
Rabbi David Barans (Alan Blumenfeld) (2002–2006), Stars Hollow's Rabbi.
Like Reverend Skinner, also shows little patience for Taylor and likes to make jokes at his expense.
Mrs Cassini (Pat Crawford Brown) (2002–2004), resident of Stars Hollow.
Sophie Bloom (Carole King) (2002–2005), owner of Stars Hollow's music store  Gil (Sebastian Bach) (2003–2007), Joins Lane, Zach, and Brian's band Hep Alien, after the band's original guitarist, Dave, moves to California.
Gil has a wife and kids and owns a sandwich shop.
Prior to his days in Hep Alien, he was a member of an unnamed rock band which split up shortly before they could have had their big break.
Actor Sebastian Bach was in the rock band Skid Row for a while, before being fired.
Liz Danes (Kathleen Wilhoite) (2003–2007), Luke's sister; she enters the series as mother to Jess.
When she first arrives, Luke is frustrated with her inability to get her life in order, with a history of bad choices and relationships.
She later turns her life around when she meets and marries T.J., and the pair have a successful relationship and a second child, Doula.
Liz becomes Luke's main confidant once he and Lorelai separate.
T.J. (Michael DeLuise) (2003–2007), husband of Liz and father of Doula.
Pretends to be a contractor for a time.
His real name is Gary.
Lulu (Rini Bell) (2003–2007), a resident of Stars Hollow who begins dating Kirk, after breaking up with one of Kirk's older brothers.
Kyle (Chauncey Leopardi) (2003–2005), a classmate and friend of Dean's from Stars Hollow High, who went on to lose his hand in the Iraq War and had it replaced by a hook.
He doesn't seem to mind though, often making jokes and using his missing hand to attract girls, although evidence of its success never really comes up.
Lindsay Anne Lister Forester (Arielle Kebbel) (2003–2004), dates and then marries Dean after his breakup with Rory; they later divorce after she learns of his affair with Rory.
Caeser (Aris Alvarado) (2003–2007), cook at Luke's Diner.
Oft-mentioned before finally making his first appearance in season 4.
Young Chiu (Samson Yi) (2003), a Korean medical student, who "dates" Lane for a while because their parents want them to.
In reality, Lane is dating Dave, while Young Chiu is dating Karen, a Japanese girl his parents don't approve of.
Young Chiu eventually develops real feelings for Lane and refuses to break up with her, while dumping Karen.
Carrie Duncan (Jill Brennan) (2004–2005), "Crazy Carrie".
Liz's high school friend who had a crush on Luke, who also claims to have made out with Luke while both were in HS, which Luke denies.
Kyon (Susane Lee) (2004–2006), Korean exchange student whom Lane resents because she believes her mother is trying to replace Lane with her after Lane moves out.
Kyon later begins rebelling from Mrs. Kim like Lane had, wearing makeup and liking Avril Lavigne, to Lane's amusement.  
Agena is probably best known for her role in "Gilmore Girls", where she played Lane Kim, a Korean-American teenager who is the best friend of Rory Gilmore, one of the lead characters.
Agena played this role despite being significantly older than her character, who was 16 at the start of the series when Agena was 27.
Agena has also played the role of Mearing's Aide, Mearing being played by Frances McDormand, in "."
Agena also appeared in three episodes of "Felicity" as Leila Foster, a girl who comes to the lead character for assistance in acquiring the morning after pill and participates in a protest when denied said medication.
She was a recipient of the Best Female Actor award in the Ammy Awards, which honor Asian and Asian-American achievement in film or television.
She also provided the voice of Yori in the Disney cartoon series "Kim Possible" in seasons 2, 3, and 4 of the show.
Also, Agena played Jun Ni in the movie "Hair Show" starring Mo'Nique.
She guest-starred on "Private Practice", "Castle", and episode 12 of the final season of "ER.
"She also appeared in "Private Valentine: Blonde & Dangerous" alongside Jessica Simpson as an army private.
In 2010 she appeared onstage in "No-No Boy" in Santa Monica, California.
She later appeared in an episode of "House" as Dr. Cheng.