Gossip Girl Full Episodes

“Gossip Girl” has become one of the most popular shows on television. The show featured a lot of drama at the end of last season after Chuck signed Blair up to sleep with his uncle, who eventually slept with Jenny and got shot on his way to propose.We also learned that Dan had a baby with Georgina (but is the baby really his?).
With all of the action at the end of last season, the beginning of this season was a little bit different than what most fans are used to.

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At the end of last season, Blair, Serena and Chuck left the comfort of their home town for Europe so expect the premiere to climax when Chuck and Blaire have a run in while they are in Paris .
Now let us talk about what happened in this new installment:
-Blair met a real Grimaldi who was pretending to be a chauffeur so of course her true money hungry colors came out.And his royal heiness eventually revealed his real identity and dumped Blair.
Chuck on the other hand ,has been save by a strange blonde girl after getting shot.
After being in some kind of coma,he woke up change his name and decided to head to Paris.

Meanwhile back in the big apple Georgina who is secretly talking to some strange Russian man dropped a bomb on Rufus and Lilly by presenting them to their grand child and may have ran away leaving the baby behind with Dan (do you think Serena will accept the fact of being a step mom?).

As for remaining Gossip clan Nate had a wild summer, of partying and sexing with all the girls he could contact from Chuck’s little black book but met a special lady named Juliet and decided to end his wild month.
But by the end of the episode we leaned that Juliet has a huge bulletin board with countless newspaper clippings about Nate,Dan,Serena,Blair,Chuck,etc…and her computer had the Gossip Girl’s website on the screen.
What does that mean?

What are your thoughts on the episode?

That’s all we have for now on Gossip Girl Full Episodes.

90210 Day Videos

You may have heard that today is considered to be “90210 Day.” Actually, since the date works out to 09-02-10, it would more accurately fit a show called “Beverly Hills 090210,” but that’s too long for a zip code, so let’s just go along with the conventional wisdom.

The original 90210 is eternally addictive in a way that few of its imitators have been. Melrose Place was arguably as big a cultural phenomenon at its peak, but it hasn’t had the same long-term impact, as you can see by the fact that the revival bombed while the 90210 revival has managed to keep going on the strength of its name (and not much else, at this point). The show was a mash-up of several different styles and objectives: it was a socially-conscious teen drama and an Aaron Spelling glamour soap and a controversy-courting early Fox network show and a show that always had to offer constructive morals and role models.

Several of its character archetypes have been unavoidable in teen TV ever since, particularly the lead character who is supposed to be the “moral centre” of the show and is actually a preachy, self-righteous creep. I was able to ask Jason Priestley a few questions recently about his entertaining new show Call Me Fitz, and the last question I couldn’t resist asking him was whether it feels good not to be the guy who’s always preaching at everybody. He said “yes, it’s good to get my hands dirty.” But you know, given a choice between a sleazy Rat Pack obsessed car salesman and Brandon, who would spend all his time telling us how perfect and wonderful he is and how flawed we are, I think many of us would rather hang out with Fitz. (The scary thing would be having to choose whether to hang out with Brandon Walsh or Dawson Leery.)