Gossip Girl (TV series)
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| Gossip Girl | |
 Gossip Girl title card |
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| Developed by | Josh Schwartz Stephanie Savage |
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| Starring | Blake Lively Leighton Meester Penn Badgley Chace Crawford Taylor Momsen Ed Westwick Jessica Szohr Kelly Rutherford Matthew Settle |
| Narrated by | Kristen Bell (uncredited) |
| Opening theme | Transcenders |
| Composer(s) | Transcenders |
| Country of origin |  United States |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 38 (List of episodes) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) | Josh Schwartz Stephanie Savage Bob Levy Leslie Morgenstein John Stephens |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | The CW |
| Original run | September 19, 2007 – present |
| Chronology | |
| Followed by | Untitled Gossip Girl Spinoff |
| External links | |
| Official website | |
Gossip Girl is an American drama television series based on the popular book series of the same name written by Cecily von Ziegesar. Narrated by the omniscient yet unseen blogger "Gossip Girl," the series revolves around the lives of socialite teenagers growing up on New York City's Upper East Side who attend elite academic institutions while dealing with friends, family, jealousy, and other issues.
The series first aired on September 18, 2007 in Canada on CTV before premiering in the U.S. a day later on The CW.[1][2] The show received the first full season order of 18 episodes of the 2007/2008 television season of the five major broadcast networks in October 2007.[3] Following the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike, Gossip Girl returned on Monday, April 21, 2008 to close the first season.[4] The CW has renewed the show for a third season expected to air in the fall of 2009.
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[edit] Cast and characters
The ensemble cast of Gossip Girl features nine regular speaking roles and was gathered from February to April 2007. For the television adaptation, the creators initially chose Serena van der Woodsen, Blair Waldorf, Nate Archibald, Chuck Bass, Dan Humphrey, Jenny Humphrey, Lily van der Woodsen, Rufus Humphrey to be the main focus of the series. Blake Lively and Leighton Meester were the first two actresses to be chosen in February for the lead roles of Serena van der Woodsen and Blair Waldorf. respectively.[5] Penn Badgley, Taylor Momsen, Chace Crawford, Kelly Rutherford, Connor Paolo and Florencia Lozano were cast as Dan Humphrey, Jenny Humphrey, Nate Archibald, Lily Van der Woodsen, Eric Van der Woodsen, and the original Eleanor Waldorf, respectively.[6][7][8] In April, Ed Westwick and Matthew Settle were cast as Chuck Bass and Rufus Humphrey.[9] On May 17, 2007, it was revealed that Kristen Bell narrates the series as Gossip Girl.[10]
During the Writers' Strike, Jessica Szohr, who joined the series as a recurring guest star in September 2007 was moved to the main cast midseason as Vanessa Abrams. Michelle Trachtenberg who guest stars as Georgina Sparks, the primary antagonist of season one will return for the end of season two.
[edit] Season synopses
[edit] Season 1
Serena van der Woodsen unexpectedly returns to New York from her mysterious absence to a boarding school in Connecticut. She is initially unwelcome by her best friend Blair Waldorf, who was perplexed by the lack of contact during Serena's absence, and has assumed the position as queen bee of the Constance Billard junior class. Having discovered that her longtime boyfriend Nate Archibald slept with Serena a year before, Blair is unwilling to continue their friendship. Serena then meets the outsider Dan Humphrey and begins a relationship with him. At the same time Dan's father Rufus and Serena's mother Lily rekindle their past relationship. Because of Blair's wrongful public defamation of Serena and the realization that Eric van der Woodsen had attempted suicide and was receiving treatment, Serena and Blair mend their friendship.
While Dan is adamant about keeping a distance from the upper east side, his sister Jenny desperately attempts to fit in, performing menial tasks in order to be a part of high society. Despite Blair's attempts to rectify and mend her relationship with Nate, it slowly begins to fail. When their relationship ends, Blair sleeps with Chuck Bass, a womanizer and Nate's best friend. Chuck eventually develops feelings for Blair and resolves to prevent her from reviving her relationship with Nate by threatening to tell him of their shared intimacy. Throughout the year, Serena and Dan's relationship is continually tested by the elite class and the return of his best friend Vanessa Abrams. Yet, despite such problematic situations, their relationship grows stronger. During a date, Serena tells Dan that Blair has slept with Chuck and Nate within the same week because of a pregnancy scare that Blair has and Jenny overhears this. Her desire to become a part of the upper east side coupled with her hatred of Blair's belittlement compels her to tell Nate of Blair's transgressions.
Nate then publicly confronts Chuck while the entire school watches, destroying Blair's reputation as being perfect and 'dethroning' her as the queen bee. In Blair's absence, Jenny begins to ascend the ranks at Constance Billard but is later defaced by Blair through Gossip Girl. The closing of junior year is accompanied by Serena and Dan's relationship beginning to erode. Georgina Sparks returns to the upper east side, wanting her and Serena to restart their friendship. Serena is unwilling to and Georgina meets Dan under the alias of Sarah. She then befriends Dan and Vanessa, later threatening to reveal Serena's sordid past. Although initially resistant; Serena reveals to Blair, Chuck, Nate and later Dan that she left New York because her involvement in the death of a drug dealer and the truth about Georgina Sparks. While they attempt to fix their relationship, Dan is unable to cope with the lies and class differences that separate him from Serena; they break up at the Bass wedding. Blair and Chuck rectify their broken relationship at the Bass wedding but later fails because of he is unwilling to commit himself to Blair.
[edit] Season 2
As the summer vacation comes to a close, Blair Waldorf arrives in the Hamptons with James (guest star Patrick Heusinger). Although Blair is initially uninterested in James and is only using him as a tool to get Chuck back and make him jealous, he professes his love and reveals himself to be Marcus Beaton, an English Lord. Blair is interested in his title. In an attempt to salvage his relationship with Blair, Chuck resolves to end her relationship with Marcus but is unsuccessful. Throughout the summer, Serena and Nate lead a fake relationship in order for him to continue an affair with Catherine Mason (guest star Mädchen Amick), a married woman. Nate's affair with Catherine impedes on his relationship with Vanessa, who later discovers that Catherine and Marcus have been intimate. She uses this information to get Nate out of his deal with Catherine, but ends up making things worse for him, resulting in the ending of their relationship. Meanwhile, Blair and Chuck feud over saying those three little words. They attempt to seduce and destroy Vanessa because she is getting on Blair's nerves, however, the night ends with a series of events that lead to Chuck telling Blair he has chased her long enough and that she must now chase him. Blair attempts to seduce Chuck with the help of Dan, but the attempts prove unsuccessful and the pair are once again faced with the dilemma of saying those three little words. Dan finds out what Chuck and Blair did to Vanessa and gives Blair bad advice, resulting in her decision not to tell Chuck that she loves him. Later, Chuck and Blair decide to wait for the future to be together.
Dan decides to try something out of his comfort-zone so he can write a story, and ends up going to Chuck for help. While Chuck educates him on the "ways of Chuck Bass", Dan defends Chuck and they both go to jail, where Chuck tells Dan how his mother died giving birth to him and how his father hates him for it. He takes this back when he finds out that Dan was using him to write a story. Dan writes the story anyway, but sends it to Chuck's father Bart so he can read it and know how his son feels. This results in a bonding between Chuck and his father. Dan finds out that Nate is living in his seized apartment and invites him to live with his family. Meanwhile, Jenny ends up in an internship for Blair's mother, Eleanor Waldorf. However, Eleanor ends up using Jenny and not crediting her for all of her hard work. Agnes, a model for Eleanor, sees this and tells Jenny to quit, which she does, and the two start hanging out as Agnes introduces her to a new crowd of bad influences. Nate, acting like an older brother, comes and saves Jenny from this bad situation and the two kiss, starting an erratic relationship. Jenny and Agnes host a guerrila fashion show, launching Jenny's fashion career. Jenny moves out of the loft and moves in with Agnes. However, when the two cannot agree over business arrangements for Jenny's line, Jenny tries to go out on her own without Agnes. Agnes finds out about this and flips out, resulting in Jenny moving back to the loft. Jenny wants to be emancipated from her guardians, but Lily reunites her and her father over Thanksgiving.
Serena meets an old acquaintance of hers, Aaron Rose (guest star John Patrick Amedori), and Eleanor meets Aaron's father, Cyrus, and they begin to date. Vanessa and Jenny fight over who is going to be with Nate. Jenny plots against Vanessa and embarrasses her at the ball, resulting in Nate siding with Vanessa because of Jenny's immaturity. Vanessa and Nate start a relationship. Frustrated with Bart, Lily and Rufus tell each other at the ball that they still have feelings for each other. Chuck overhears and calls his father, telling him to come immediately to the dance. Bart's limousine is involved in an accident on the way, and he dies. Cyrus proposes to Eleanor, and she accepts, and Aaron and Serena break up.
Lily's mother reveals that Lily and Rufus had a child, although Rufus does not know. Rufus and Lily go off together on a search for their son, and Rufus tells Dan about his sibling, but asks him to let Lily tell Serena when she finds it best, and Dan and Serena date once again. Rufus and Lily meet with the adoptive parents of their son, who lie and inform them that he is dead. Serena learns that she and Dan share a sibling via Gossip Girl.
Chuck's uncle Jack Bass (guest star Desmond Harrington) returns and tells Blair he will now take care of Chuck, much to Blair's annoyance. Chuck inherits his father's fortune as well as 51% share of Bass Industries. The Bass Industries chair people witness Chuck in his father's office with a group of prostitutes, and give the company to Jack. Lily is very much unhappy when she hears about Jack Bass's plans for Bass Industries. She hires a lawyer and convinces Chuck to sign papers to make her his legal guardian instead. Jack finds out and is furious, he locks Lily in the powder room at the Opera, kisses her and tries to rape her, Chuck breaks in in time to prevent this. Later on, Chuck decides that he wants to rejoin Lily's family making her the owner of Bass Industries.
Dan and Serena are accepted to Yale, but Blair is wait-listed. Serena learns that if she turns down Yale, Blair will be accepted. Blair, unaware Serena has been accepted to Yale, plots revenge on a new, young teacher, Ms. Carr, who had recently given her a B. When Serena learns this, she reveals to Blair that she has passed on Yale, and that Blair will be accepted. Blair invites the teacher, Ms Carr, to the opera as a prank. Blair learns that Ms Carr has informed the headmistress of the prank. The headmistress informs Blair her acceptance to Yale is suspended, and she now has detention. Blair declares war on Ms. Carr. Blair sends a rumor to Gossip girl saying that Dan and Ms. Carr are in a relationship. Serena becomes suspicious. Blair is discovered to be the rumor's creator, when Nelly confesses to the headmistress, and Blair is expelled.
Serena sees Dan and Ms. Carr in a coffee shop together, and sees Dan intimately comforting Ms. Carr. Serena captures a photo where it is displayed at a PTA meeting, and Ms. Carr is fired and Blair is readmitted to Constance Billard. Dan defends himself, but he and Serena break up. Serena admits to Ms. Carr that she was the one to take the photo. Dan later visits Ms. Carr, where the two kiss and have sex. Meanwhile, the headmistress decides to give Ms. Carr her job back, afraid of negative publicity. Reinstated to her job, however, Ms. Carr decides to take revenge on Blair and calls Yale, telling them she had been given detention for hazing a teacher. Blair's acceptance to Yale is rescinded and given to Nelly instead. Blair tries to find out who called Yale. In the meantime, Dan and Ms. Carr have been carrying on their affair, and have sex in the costume room. But Dan discovers that it was Ms. Carr who ratted Blair out to Yale, and ends things with her, telling Blair that it was Ms. Carr who called Yale. Blair tells Ms. Carr that her punishment will just be to 'live with it'. Ms. Carr leaves a note for Dan telling him she's returning to Iowa.
Chuck is mistakenly invited to a Skull and Bones society meeting by a mistress in place of his father. He becomes obsessed with Elle, the woman who met him there, and attempts to help her flee the country when she tells him she's in trouble. But he finds out that she was just using his money for an escape route, and when she leaves, Chuck goes to Blair's to wait for her there. Meanwhile Blair is sat in a bar drinking alone and Carter Baizen sits next to her and offers to buy her a drink whilst putting his hand on her knee.
Blair is devastated of what had happened to her life, so she goes to Carter Baizen for help. However Carter is encouraging the worst of her by letting her loose and changing her to a new Blair. Chuck and Serena clear him out, however Blair doesn't make a recovery and only gets worse. The Van der Bilts throw a party for prominent members of NYC society. Vanessa urges Nate to reconnect with his family, no matter how they weren't there during his father's financial trouble. Blair goes off the deep end, insulting everyone she meets, getting drunk, and seducing Chuck to no avail, as he says that this isn't the Blair he wants. Everything finally hit Blair and she was devastated. Nate found her crying and comforted her, reminding her that she was Blair Waldorf, someone who doesn't let a mishap get in the way of what she wants. When Nate accepts an internship provided by his grandfather instead of going on a summer vacation with Vanessa, she walks out on the party, leaving their relationship in the air.
Blair and Nate become friends, and Chuck begins to stalk her noticing that she visits Nate every morning. He tips Vanessa off about this, and she and Nate later break-up. However, Vanessa is annoyed that he said there was no other girl when she knows Blair has something to do with it, so she plots with Chuck to get them back. This only pushes them closer together and Nate and Blair end up a couple again. Chuck and Vanessa are seen the morning after Jenny's party, agreeing to keeping the fact that they had sex a secret and kissing passionately. Meanwhile, Jenny has a sweet sixteen party which gets way out of hand, Rufus tries to figure out how to pay for Dan's education when his financial aid is declined at Yale, and Serena tries to get out of her high school rut by throwing a fabulous party for Jenny and flying to Spain with Poppy Lifton and her new boyfriend, Gabriel.
[edit] Season 3
The CW has renewed the show for a third season expected to air in the fall of 2009...
[edit] Reception
[edit] U.S. Nielsen Ratings
The first episode of the show was watched by 3.65 million viewers, coming in last place in its 9:00 p.m. timeslot on Wednesday nights.[11] Despite this, the show was noted to have held the best audience retention of America's Next Top Model in spite of a decline of 30% in the advertiser-craved 18-49 demographic and in total viewers.[12] The show wasn't able to cling to its viewers in its second outing, however, losing more than half of ANTM's audience and 22% of its own debut numbers in the face of strong competition from other shows such as ABC's Private Practice and NBC's Bionic Woman each of which made impressive debuts that night.[13] The eleventh episode of the first season marked the lowest rating to a date with only 1.80 million viewers, but ratings steadily increased leading up to the finale. In its second season, Gossip Girl has neared and on one occasion exceeded the viewership of its series debut.
- iTunes
Before the series officially made its debut on air, the first episode was made available as a free download on iTunes. With its initial struggle for ratings, The CW entertainment's president Dawn Ostroff alluded to the fact that strong sales on iTunes was a deciding factor in the series being picked up for a full season.
[edit] Critical response
Gossip Girl initially received positive reviews. Due to the show's pedigree as an adaptation of the New York Times bestselling novel series, the show was considered to be one of the more anticipated new shows of the 2007-2008 television season. An August 2007 survey by OTX, a global media research and consulting firm, placed the show on the list of top ten new shows that viewers were aware of.[14] Though the pilot was the recipient of positive reviews from publications such as Variety, Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle and the Boston Globe, other reviewers described it as a guilty pleasure rather than an hour's worth of must-watch television.[15][16][17][18] Metacritic gave it a score of 54, based on the reviews of 26 different publications.[19] However, author Cecily von Ziegesar has expressed support for the show, noting that all of her major plot points were present in the pilot.[20] The Parents Television Council has shown particular criticism of the series, especially with its "OMFG" ad campaign from April 2008.[21] It also named the episode "Victor/Victrola" the worst television program of the week in which the episode originally was broadcast.[22] These critical reviews are now on new Season 2 advertisements, featuring the San Diego Union-Tribune, Parents Television Council, New York Post and the Boston Herald.
The Hartford Courant chronicled a variety of negative responses to the ads. [23] As the show continued its first season, the response become considerably more positive, and by the second season critical response was favorable. Metacritic gave the new season an improved score of 71. "Summer's been good to this girl," claimed Entertainment Weekly, who awarded the series its highest grade of "A." [24] The New York Daily News claimed the show had found its footing by stating "It knows exactly what it wants and needs its new hybrid product to be. The hockey fights video of teen romance drama." Gossip Girl was designated the "Best. Show. Ever." in April 2008, by NY Magazine.[25]
[edit] DVD releases
| Complete season | Release dates | |||
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| Region 1 | Region 2 | Region 3 | Region 4 | |
| 1st | August 19, 2008[26] |
 August 18, 2008 [27] |
 October 22, 2008 [28] |
 November 13, 2008 [29] N/A [30] April 15, 2009[31] |
| 2nd | TBA |
Part 1: April 13, 2009[32] |
TBA |
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In Taiwan, the DVD is now available. "Gossip Girl" is called "Hua Bian Jiao Zhu" in Mandarin. In the Philippines, the DVD is now available. A limited edition Gossip Girl notebook was included for the pre-order. In Brazil, the DVD is now available. The pre-order included a hand-bag holder. The Australian Region 4 DVD release of the first season was submitted for classifcation via the OFLC, and will be released on April 15, 2009. [33]
[edit] Awards
| Year | Result | Award | Category | Recipient(s) |
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| 2008 | Winner | Teen Choice Awards | Choice TV Show Drama | |
| 2008 | Choice TV Breakout Show | |||
| 2008 | Choice TV Actress Drama | Blake Lively | ||
| 2008 | Choice TV Breakout Female | Blake Lively | ||
| 2008 | Choice TV Breakout Male | Chace Crawford | ||
| 2008 | Choice TV Villain | Ed Westwick | ||
| 2008 | Nominated | Choice TV Actress Drama | Leighton Meester | |
| 2008 | Choice TV Actor Drama | Chace Crawford | ||
| 2008 | Penn Badgley | |||
| 2008 | Choice TV Breakout Female | Leighton Meester | ||
| 2008 | Taylor Momsen | |||
| 2008 | Choice TV Breakout Male | Ed Westwick | ||
| 2008 | Nominated | People's Choice Award | Favorite New TV Drama | |
| 2009 | Nominated | Young Artist Award | Best Leading Young Actress in a TV Series -Drama or Comedy | Taylor Momsen |
[edit] International distribution
The show airs on CTV and MuchMusic in Canada (For season two, CTV will send the series down to the relaunched A), the Warner Channel in Latin America, Pro7 in Germany, ETC Entertainment Central in the Philippines, Zee Café in India, ITV2 in the United Kingdom, FOX8 and Win in Australia, VT4 in Belgium, AXN and Cosmopolitan in Spain and Portugal, Mya and later on Italia 1 in Italy and TVN Siedem in Poland. It will air on 8TV in Malaysia, TV Norge in Norway, MTV3 in Finland, HOT3 in Israel, Kanal 5 in Sweden, Stöð 2 in Iceland, TF1 in France, On Style in South Korea, TV3 in New Zealand and Trans 7 in Indonesia. Currently airing Season 2 on TVB J2 in Hong Kong.On TG4 in Ireland.[34][35][36][37][38][39]
[edit] References
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- ^ DEVELOPMENT UPDATE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, The Futon Critic
- ^ DEVELOPMENT UPDATE: FRIDAY, MARCH 9, The Futon Critic
- ^ DEVELOPMENT UPDATE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, The Futon Critic
- ^ DEVELOPMENT UPDATE: MONDAY, MARCH 19, The Futon Critic
- ^ DEVELOPMENT UPDATE: FRIDAY, APRIL 6, The Futon Critic
- ^ Sex and the City for the Younger Set: Gossip Girl Coming to CW, The Cleveland Leader
- ^ Webb Mitovich, Matt (2007-09-20). "Ratings: Kelsey Grammer Beats Up on CBS' Kid". TV Guide. http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry/TVGuide-News-Blog/Todays-News/Ratings-Kelsey-Grammer/800022632. Retrieved on 2007-09-21.
- ^ A solid premiere for CBS's 'Kid Nation'
- ^ "Broadcast TV Ratings for Wednesday, September 26, 2007". Your Entertainment Now. 2007-09-27. http://entertainmentnow.wordpress.com/2007/09/27/broadcast-tv-ratings-for-wednesday-september-26-2007/#more-2215.
- ^ "FALL TV SEASON COMES INTO FOCUS AS OTX RELEASES EARLY AWARENESS, INTEREST AND BUZZ FOR NEW BROADCAST SHOWS". OTX, The Futon Critic. 2007-08-08. http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news.aspx?id=20070808otx01.
- ^ "Season Pass". Variety. http://weblogs.variety.com/season_pass/chart.html.
- ^ Maynard, John (2007-09-19). "On the CW, 'Gossip Girl' and the Vicious Circle". Washington Post. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/18/AR2007091802117.html. Retrieved on 2007-09-20.
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- ^ "'Gossip Girl' Triumphs Over 'O.C.,' Say New York Preppies". ABC News. 2007-09-20. http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/Story?id=3628866&page=2.
- ^ Consoli, Jon (2008-04-23). "PTC Takes Issue With CW 'Gossip' Campaign". Mediaweek. http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/recent_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003793151. Retrieved on 2008-05-06.
- ^ Schulenberg, Caroline (2007-11-19). ""Gossip Girl" on CW". Worst TV Show of the Week. Parents Television Council. http://www.parentstv.org/ptc/publications/bw/2007/1119worst.asp. Retrieved on 2008-05-06.
- ^ Bad Reviews Make Good Ads, The Courant. Retrieved September 1, 2008.
- ^ [1]
- ^ NY Magazine. "Gossip Girl": The Genius Of The "Best. Show. Ever."http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/04/21/gossip-girl-the-genius-of_n_97711.html
- ^ [2]
- ^ Gossip Girl - Season 2 Part 1 (Region 2)
- ^ Gossip Girl - Complete Season 1 (Region 3)
- ^ Gossip Girl - Season 2 Volume 1 (Region 4
- ^ Gossip Girl - Complete Season 1 [Region 4 Argentina
- ^ [3]
- ^ http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gossip-Girl-Season-Part-1/dp/B001FOQJHI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1234274095&sr=8-2
- ^ Gossip Girl - Complete Season 1 (Region 4) Classifcation
- ^ "CTV's announces slate of U.S. shows that will dominate its fall schedule". The Canadian Press. 2007-06-04. http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/070604/entertainment/tv_ctv_fall_launch_1. Retrieved on 2006-06-11.
- ^ "Foxtel and Ten divide NBCU pickings". TV Tonight. 2007-07-02. http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2007/07/foxtel-and-ten-divide-nbcu-pickings.html. Retrieved on 2007-07-02.
- ^ "Zee Cafe launches 11 fresh shows currently on air in US". 2007-09-27. http://us.indiantelevision.com/headlines/y2k7/sep/sep433.php.
- ^ "Warner Channel promete Gossip Girl, Chuck, Moonlight, The Big Bang Theory e Pushing Daisies". 2007-09-10. http://www.poltrona.tv/waner-channel-promete-gossip-girl-chuck-moonlight-the-big-bang-theory-e-pushing-daisies.
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