Gossip Girl: Brunch Can Be Brutal
In our world, brunch is a pretty laid-back affair. You roll out of bed, you throw your hair in a ponytail or put on a baseball cap, and you stagger out the door to meet your friends for some energy-restoring pancakes and bacon. In the world of Gossip Girl? Brunch is a bloodsport.
We felt kind of sorry for Serena this episode -- until she pitched her phone in the trash. Clean that puppy off and sell it on eBay! At the very least, she could donate it to someone who could use it. Oh well.
Speaking of donating -- what did you think of Blair "gifting" that dress to Jenny? We like Jenny, but we cringe every time she opens her mouth around Blair and her compatriots. Jenny, you're sweet, but way too naive to travel in these circles. You're like a little baby wildebeest among starving lions.
We've got plenty of other thoughts -- about Chuck ("Schmuck" is more like it), Dan (speaking of naive...), Blair (we do enjoy an unrepentantly nasty character, especially when we can see how she got that way) and Nate (... actually, we have very few thoughts about Nate. Snore!).
But what more important is what you thought. Vote in our polls, and share your thoughts in the comments! We can't wait to hear what you thought about the characters, the action, and the power struggles on last night's Gossip Girl!
Comments
I'm dying waiting for the show to come to Asia's tv channels! People have no idea how popular Gossip Girl is outside the States. In Singapore, where I live, my Gossip Girl books have exchanged hands with about a hundred of my friends. I've watched the first three episodes and in my grade alone (sec 4 - grade 10), out of 270 students, about half have watched at least one episode.
Posted by: Anonymous | October 4, 2007 5:38 AM
That is not as important, because fans are really watching the show, if not why is number one of tv episodes on ITunes??, plus there's too many non-USA-Canadian fans whom are dying to see the show, and no ofense but Smallville should be already over is not anymore Superman's story and is really trashy lately, and Supernatural, is a good show but the story line is almost done, but GG is the greatest show ever, hopefully CW will see that fans are really wanting the show, and get us more than 13 episodes and more seasons.
Posted by: Anonymous | September 29, 2007 9:41 PM
Uh oh...GG ratings episode 2: 2.55 mil a decrease of 950,000
What a waste of the CW marketing dollars.
Why doesn't the CW promote Smallville and Supernatural which are the CW programs that rake in $ from merchandising sales?
Posted by: Anonymous | September 27, 2007 11:29 AM