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| mio-mio | Дата: Воскресенье, 08.07.2012, 12:40 | Сообщение # 1 |
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Данная тема предназначена для выкладки информации о сериале,
той, что не является спойлером, но касается GG
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| Надя25 | Дата: Среда, 05.12.2012, 15:14 | Сообщение # 62 |
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| Why Chuck Bass Should Die on Gossip Girl
http://www.wetpaint.com/gossip-....nday+20
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| Julia77 | Дата: Среда, 05.12.2012, 16:35 | Сообщение # 63 |
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| Quote (Надя25) Why Chuck Bass Should Die on Gossip Girl
какая смешная статья  Ну как говорил филоссов Джагер " ты не всегда получаешь, то что хочешь" хе-хе Я бы на месте сочуствующих бану просто перестала бы интересоватся сериалом, признала поражение и пошла дальше, все эти петиции и статейки так жалко выглядят 
Quote (Bronze) Foto de Vadhir Derbez (Chuck) y Mariana Van Rankin (Blair)
какой красивый каст мексиканцы набрали  Вон и ДХ у них с бородой, а я говорила не брить Пена после лета, надеюсь с актерскими способностями у мексиканского получше оригинала 
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Четверг, 06.12.2012, 23:41 | Сообщение # 64 |
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| Gossip Girl Series Finale: The SPOILER Pics!
http://perezhilton.com/category/ed-westwick#.UMDzzKzCbmA
CHAIR gets married, y'all!
But is it a dream?? A chapter of Dan's??
IS THIS REAL LIFE??
Peruse the pretty photos (below) to get all the spoiler-ific fun of Gossip Girl's December 17th series finale.
But don't forget how deceiving she can be, that GG!
We're not so sure we're buying such a fairytale ending THIS easily!!
Also — WHAT is that packet Dan's handing Nate??
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Четверг, 06.12.2012, 23:49 | Сообщение # 65 |
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| Chuck and Blair Married: Ed Westwick and Leighton Meester Lock Lips on ‘Gossip Girl’ [PHOTOS]
http://au.ibtimes.com/article....-KzCbmA
It was the final deal that had to be made before Gossip Girl ends. Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick lock lips as their characters Blair and Chuck are finally married.
For the final episode of their last season, Gossip Girl had to do it right and give it to all the Chair fans. Finally, the moment they were all waiting for arrived, wedding bells for Chuck Bass and Blair Waldorf.
There were new images that surfaced of Chuck and Blair's nuptials. The couple was seem locking lips as Chuck, played by Ed Westwick, dipped his bride for a romantic kiss.
Ed and Leighton play the characters of on and off couple Chuck and Blair. Upper East Side's socialites who had to make a couple of wrong turns before ending up together.
In the photo, the couple was surrounded by other casts including Blake Lively, Kelly Rutherford, Chace Crawford. Standing on the other side was Chuck's love rival Dan Humphrey who was played by Penn Badgley.
Dressed in a light blue fully beaded gown, Leighton Meester makes a beautiful bride. The young actress also completed her look with a silver leaf headdress. Ed on the other hand was wearing a cream suit that to match Leighton's dress.
"I think it's ending at a beautiful, perfect time. It's been an amazing tool to learn from, and I owe pretty much everything... to Gossip Girl," Leighton said about the ending of Gossip Girl. "But I could say, somewhat, [that] it's my personal growth that has made me want to move beyond it."
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Четверг, 06.12.2012, 23:54 | Сообщение # 66 |
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| A Chuck and Blair Wedding For the Gossip Girl Finale?
http://www.popsugar.com/Chuck-Blair-Gossip-Girl-Wedding-25456413
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Пятница, 07.12.2012, 00:01 | Сообщение # 67 |
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| Gossip Girl’ Season Finale — New Pics
http://hollywoodlife.com/pics....-photos
The end is nigh HollywoodLifers! Our favorite upper East siders will be closing their penthouse doors to us on Dec. 17 forever, but fear not! We have prepared a new gallery of pics from the last ever episode for you to feast your eyes on.
Many things are going to happen in the last episode of Gossip Girl — Blair and Chuck will get married, Chuck will finally defeat Bart Bass, and we will finally learn who the notorious Gossip Girl really is. Many things will hopefully happen — Lily and Rufus will get back together, Dan will return from the dark side, and Nate will cease to be so irrelevant. Read on and check out the pics from the finale!
It looks like Chuck and Blair finally have the wedding they dreamed of, but what of Serena and Dan? Will Nate end up with Sage? Many questions are yet to be answered, but I have a feeling that Gossip Girl will have an explosive but satisfying ending. Stay tuned for our next preview!
In the meantime, we can continue to speculate just who is Gossip Girl?
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Are you excited for the end of Gossip Girl?
WATCH: Ed Westwick: There’s Hope For Chuck & Blair In ‘Gossip Girl’s Final Season
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Пятница, 07.12.2012, 00:13 | Сообщение # 68 |
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| Gossip Girl Season 6 Spoilers: Is Chuck Saying Goodbye to Blair Forever?!
Let’s just get to the point, guys — we are complete, emotional wrecks and we’re pretty sure our cheeks have permanent mascara stains down both sides. Why?
Well, first we saw pictures of what really clearly seems to be Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair (Leighton Meester)’s wedding, and were beside ourselves. But then we heard Chuck might get arrested after they say their vows, and we ugly cried until our roommates called a help line.
Then we saw pictures of their possible progeny. We were pretty much spent from all the joy crying and fan fiction we wrote. But then, we saw pictures of Serena (Blake Lively) and Dan (Penn Badgley)’s apparent wedding and we needed to be treated for PTSD — in a good way.
Well, today we had to have our heart restarted, because we saw pictures all over the place of Chuck boarding a “Bass Industries” airplane and flying off while Blair was left behind to Taxi away (and not the good kind, with the runways and stuff). Thanks to Stupid Famous People, we can share a video of the gorgeous Chair filming the scene (with Chace Crawford [Nate]) at an airport in Long Island.
We’re going to try and nurse ourselves back to sanity, because we actually think this isn’t the end for Chuck and Blair (AKA the best couple ever to appear on TV). In fact, even though they are separated in the video, Ed and Leighton were spotted in these same outfits a few weeks ago while filming scenes with Blake and Kaylee DeFer (Ivy).
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Четверг, 13.12.2012, 19:55 | Сообщение # 69 |
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| prekrasnii reviu serii 
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv....rs.html
Gossip Girl' recap: The Rooftop Curse strikes again in 'The Revengers'
In the ten or so episodes that have gone by since his miraculous return from the grave, Bart Bass has gone from being an emotionally distant father, who struggled to show any affection for his son but deep down wasn't a bad guy, to a megalomaniacal pantomime villain with no clear goals besides illegal oil trading, destroying his son's life and being GENERALLY EVIL.
Given how nonsensical the GG writing has become, there's really no point bitching about what a missed opportunity this all is, or how they could have turned the stupid storyline of Bart's return into something really moving and interesting if they'd wanted to actually explore the father-son relationship, instead of having Chuck on a boring wild goose chase all season.
Okay, we're bitching. Sorry. But given how soapy the character has become, it only felt fitting that Bart should bow out in the most sudsy and melodramatic manner possible - by literally falling off a rooftop.
The scene was given an extra layer of ridiculous camp thanks to the use of the score from Charade, the Audrey Hepburn/Cary Grant spy-screwball classic that inspired Blair's nightmare. Her Audrey idolatry's been a running theme throughout the show, so it was nice to see one more dream sequence in that vein before the show ends forever.
But while it worked in the dream, all the music did was make a scene that could at least have been vaguely suspenseful totally silly. Between the dodgy choreography on Bart and Chuck's fight (are we the only ones unclear on how exactly he got from standing safely on the roof to hanging off the edge?), and the unintentional comedy of Chuck and Blair staring dumbly at him as he hung on, it was a sequence that could have been taken straight out of an unfairly exaggerated parody of Gossip Girl at its worst.
It's also frustrating because Chuck's storyline is so close to being The Lion King, god damnit. If only Jack had showed up out of the blue to be the one who watched as Bart fell it would have been perfect. Although that parallel would also require Bart to be a good dad, so really we're a long way from Pride Rock.
To Ed Westwick's credit, he really does sell this crap about as well as anyone could. He's been sleepwalking even more than usual lately (and given the tedious plotline he's been slogging through we can't blame him), but in this episode he was on point, and even made Chuck's final speech to his dad feel a whole lot more emotionally plausible than it should. When he says "a man takes care of his family", you believe the pain Chuck's in, despite just how over-stretched his family angst is at this point.
On a similar note, Chuck and Blair's goodbye on the runway was a really unexpectedly moving moment. Their relationship's become pretty mechanical of late, going through the motions of an epic romance with none of the passion, but this was heartfelt and sweet and vulnerable, in an episode that was otherwise bereft of anything that felt like real emotion. Leighton Meester's delivery of "I've waited too long, I need to be with you now", was beautifully delivered, and you can't argue with the girl's logic. These two have spent at least twice as much time pining for each other as they have actually being together.
Meanwhile, Nate got a storyline! With his dad! Sure, it was sort of predictable and dull and seemed to weirdly imply that Nate wouldn't have to go to jail for fraud despite, y'know, being guilty of fraud. But we're not sure Nate would do so well in jail (and we're pretty sure Chuck had the same thought), so yay for his pretty self being allowed to stay on the Upper East Side.
And the Non-Judging Breakfast Club (plus Ivy) were reunited in this episode to take down Bart, and it was awesome. Serena and Blair's goodbye scene was as affecting as Chuck and Blair's, except that we had way more mixed feelings about it because really, Serena should get her ass to LA and pick up her movie career where she left off!
It's understandable for Blair to want to hang onto her best friend, especially after briefly thinking she'd lost Chuck, but Serena could move to LA and they could visit on alternating weekends or something. Blair's so anti-Dan (and really, who isn't at this point?) but she doesn't seem to get that unless Serena gets the hell out of New York and starts building her own life, she's always going to go crawling back to Dan.
On which note... ugh. Just... ugh. So after publishing that vicious, pointless article about Serena last week, Dan's now going to worm his way back into her good books by showing her the equally sappy and loving article he wrote at the same time? Because apparently both aspects of his feelings for her are true? This is just such crap, for both characters.
The writing for Dan has just been a mess this season, even more so than last. He says he's been in love with Serena all along, even though he literally could not have treated her more like dirt or shown any less interest in her last season, when he was obsessed with Blair, and even though he's been flat-out victimising her this season. There's a segment of the fandom who will always complain about Chuck and Blair having a "toxic relationship", but Dan/Serena blows their dysfunction out of the water at this point.
Also, Dan turning around and introducing Chuck in place of Bart was confusing to say the least. Had he been conspiring with Chuck all along? Or just since Thanksgiving? Or did he do all that on his own? And if so, was that the big plan he was talking about last week? And since when has Chuck been an inspiration to Dan? What happened to "I don't want to live in a world where Chuck Bass gets the girl"? We are confused. A scene between Dan and Chuck afterwards would not have gone amiss, writers.
But the inevitable Dan/Serena reunion is most annoying for Serena's character, because she always ends up going back to this guy who does nothing but belittle her. Even now that he's written this glowing, poetic article about her, he's still belittling her because it's like he's granting her the privilege of being defined as a good person by Dan Humphrey.
It's just so weird how Dan seems to think that writing nice things about people is as meaningful as actually treating people well. Who cares how many simpering things he writes about Serena, when he treats her alternately like a toy and a really dumb pet in real life? Honestly, all we want is a scene where Serena finds the article in her bag, scoffs because she has finally stopped caring what Dan writes about her, and tosses the pages absent-mindedly into the ocean with one hand while being awesome and successful at her job with the other.
But instead she's going to find it in her bag and read it and turn around and realise that he still loves her and they will live happily ever after and it will make us want to vom. Sigh.
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Суббота, 15.12.2012, 20:50 | Сообщение # 70 |
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| 30 Hottest TV Couples Of 2012: ‘Vampire Diaries,’ ‘Glee’ & More
http://hollywoodlife.com/pics....6770485
It’s been a heck of a year for TV couples: Damon and Elena (Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev) finally had sex on The Vampire Diaries, Meredith and Derek (Ellen Pompeo and Patrick Dempsey) are finally having a baby on Grey’s Anatomy, and Charming and Snow (Josh Dallas and Ginnifer Goodwin) were finally reunited on Once Upon A Time.
And those are just a few of the milestones reached by our favorite on-screen pairs this year! HollywoodLife.com has collected the 30 couples we couldn’t get enough of in 2012 — even from gone-but-not-forgotten shows like One Tree Hill — and we want to know which ones you spent all year rooting for.
On a sad note, our list also features several couples who have broken up this year — including TVD‘s Stefan and Elena (Paul Wesley and Nina); Glee‘s Brittany and Santana (Heather Morris and Naya Rivera); and Teen Wolf‘s Scott and Allison (Tyler Posey and Crystal Reed) — but because they left an imprint on our shipping hearts, I decided to let them stay. Like I always say, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened!” (JK, I never say that.)
Browse the gallery above, then cast your vote below!
Thank you for voting!
Damon & Elena ("Vampire Diaries") 28.2%
Chuck & Blair ("Gossip Girl") 23.56%
Rachel & Finn ("Glee") 3.25%
Aria & Ezra ("Pretty Little Liars") 3.64%
Charming & Snow ("Once Upon A Time") 1.62%
Brooke & Julian ("One Tree Hill") 1.68%
Stefan & Elena ("Vampire Diaries") 5.71%
Jason & Jessica ("True Blood") 0.62%
Toby & Spencer ("Pretty Little Liars") 2.8%
Tyler & Caroline ("Vampire Diaries") 4.87%
Scott & Allison ("Teen Wolf") 1.45%
Callie & Arizona ("Grey's Anatomy") 0.67%
Dan & Serena ("Gossip Girl") 2.13%
Emily & Daniel ("Revenge") 1.06%
Caleb & Hanna ("Pretty Little Liars") 3.64%
Nathan & Haley ("One Tree Hill") 2.29%
Meredith & Derek ("Grey's Anatomy") 1.9%
Brittany & Santana ("Glee") 1.45%
Max & Naomi ("90210") 0.62%
Dan & Blair ("Gossip Girl") 0.45%
Kurt & Blaine ("Glee") 0.84%
J.P. & Ashley ("The Bachelorette") 0.22%
Liam & Silver ("90210") 0.67%
Nick & Juliette ("Grimm") 0.11%
Vincent & Catherine ("BATB") 1.01%
Nikita & Michael ("Nikita") 1.34%
Emily & Paige ("Pretty Little Liars") 0.67%
Emma & Ethan ("The Lying Game") 0.73%
Dixon & Adrianna ("90210") 0.56%
Will & Emma ("Glee") 0.34%
Other: 2%
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Вторник, 18.12.2012, 22:05 | Сообщение # 71 |
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| Our favorite 'OMG' 'Gossip Girl' moments CNN
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| inga_1977 | Дата: Вторник, 18.12.2012, 22:14 | Сообщение # 72 |
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| http://tvline.com/2012....remiere
Gossip Girl had a bon voyage, all things being relative, as its two-hour series finale event night averaged 1.4 million total viewers and a 0.7 rating, giving The CW its best Monday night since Jan. 30 and Dec. 5, 2011, respectively.
Following the one-hour retrospective, the actual finale did 1.5 mil and a 0.8, up 42 and 33 percent week-to-week and marking GG‘s best numbers since April 2011.
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| Надя25 | Дата: Среда, 19.12.2012, 11:35 | Сообщение # 73 |
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| Folks, we made it. I don't know how, but we made it. After six years and 121 episodes—more than half of which were truly awful—Gossip Girl is over. It's been a real pleasure writing about the show in its final season because few shows have derailed to such a hilarious degree at the end (and because I apparently love 10-week stretches of misery). The series finale delivered exactly what so many of us thought it would, which is a whole bunch of belly laughs. One final time, let's run it back.
The reactions from the rest of the core characters were more amusing than the actual reveal. Serena was elated because she's brain dead. Nate didn't actually care because hey, Dan had just saved his terrible news publication and helped him avoid defaulting on a loan. Chuck pretty much knew it all along. And Blair. Oh sweet, sweet Blair. The show couldn't help but give her one more chance to be a petulant, irrational child. Her recent pure hatred for Dan was so out of character that I cringed every time they were on the same city block in this episode. Get over it, B.
It's like this episode was written in two parts by two completely different people and then Frankenstein'd together at the halfway mark. In the first portion, we were led to believe that what happened at the end of last week's unbelievably dramatic penultimate episode meant big trouble for Chuck and Blair. The stupid show even went as far as to play a song that repeatedly references Bonnie and Clyde just in case we weren't paying attention to the terrible writing. So much of the first 25ish minutes of the finale were dedicated to C and B trying to avoid the police just for questioning, mind you, because these are OUR HEROES—and planning a sham wedding on the fly with the help of Uncle Jack Bass (and raise your hand if you thought Desmond Harrington would get more screen time than like half of the longtime series regulars).
There's no good way to say goodbye to Gossip Girl. Well, no good way that doesn't involve pictures of troll faces or YouTube clips of funny tuba songs on repeat. I've been thinking a lot about Gossip Girl's legacy over the past few days and I don't really know what to make of it. The show went off the rails so substantially early on and never truly recovered, so it's not as if it fits into any conversation about the best teen dramas in history (or even in the last decade). It's probably the Josh Schwartz's worst work, and that includes the 62 pilots he's been attached to that haven't gotten picked up. Unfortunately, it's probably still the defining show of The CW, which makes this an end of an era of failure and misguided niche hype.
I can't say I'll be sorry to see any of these characters go, especially in their final forms. The last season was a train wreck from start to finish and, while I think the finale didn't hit the same kind of nadirs as the previous two episodes, it certainly didn't revitalize anything either. Gossip Girl lost its way a long time ago and went out as tone deaf and dull as it was during much of its run.
http://www.tv.com/news....l-30285
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| Надя25 | Дата: Среда, 19.12.2012, 13:54 | Сообщение # 74 |
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| And that, ultimately, will probably be the legacy of Gossip Girl—that it showed us the mysterious underside of a world that feels perpetually out of reach. Schwartz and Savage specialize in stories about the ultra-elite, having worked together on The O.C. and moving forward to work on The Carrie Diaries, slated to premiere next year. They only have to deliver the trappings of our worst fears and desires about what that world is. Everything else can fairly conveniently fall to the wayside. In other words, ladies and gentleman, you’ve been had. It’s all been a terrible mistake.
The final scene really should have been Kristen Bell strolling out to break up the wedding, winking at the camera, and saying, “Did any of it make any sense? Did you waste your time for six years? Do you even perhaps regret being born? That’s a secret I’ll never tell. XOXO, Gossip Girl.”
http://www.avclub.com/articles/new-york-i-love-you-xoxo,90012/
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| mio-mio | Дата: Среда, 19.12.2012, 17:47 | Сообщение # 75 |
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| Стефани Саваж о финале - интервью для Е-онлайн
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