Gossip Girl has resorted to political drama, celebrity gossip and child play in order for a good story to have its punchline. All they manage to achieve is constant chaos and overachievers that just grew up too quickly.
In this case, politics and celebrities does equate the vile drama and disarray with the touch of gossip somewhere in the middle, but I got lost to the point where Gossip Girl kept narrating the lives of the tarnished and the only text message received was to Dan's phone about Olivia's personal spill on live television. I think Gossip Girl has lost her touch, her witty remarks are effective enough to bring about a smile, but at the same time (she) has lost her target audience. The scores of her targets have lost interest in her material and she has yielded to reusing circulated gossip.
The life of a celebrity can be complicated and engaging, which leaves me wondering how Olivia would have time to cuddle up with her boyfriend and play boardgames for five hours just to keep him from seeing her 'bathroom boy' slip in a Jimmy Fallon interview. Olivia and Dan's relationship is rendered like any ordinary relationship. There seems to be a struggle when it comes to separating the lives of teens to that of adulthood.
Nate's ability to portray himself as an eligible political idol seems unlikely. In a matter of a few seasons Nate jumped from being a seventeen ano old ladies man to an incisive mid-twenty ano old playing eighteen. Too much responsibility is placed in Nate's hands. It may seem that he has potentially raised himself all his life and took care of his mother por playing the 'father role', but Nate's character still lacks the necessary development needed to be appreciated.
The center around his grandfather should give cause to embrulho, envoltório up last Season's Part one. He was given the strong corrupt role last season, but it seemed like he was dethroned por an unsuspected rivalry within the family - a wife who always felt out of the loop and controlled por 'Grandfather'.
Vanessa was once on the other side of the struggle when she was with Nate and he chose and internship over her. I believe that Vanessa is given too much credit; she sweeps in and out of plots and she is always with this camera in her hand - she surely likes recording stuff. There is a fine line producers may cruz when it comes to delivering believable story-lines and making characters the heroes in plot lines, but Vanessa's filmography felt fabricated. The fact that she was around to capture Tripp's hero moment was slightly touching that line, but being the 'Only' one to capture the whole thing may have crossed it.
Gossip Girl has reached a point where the reason we fell for it in the beginning is being washed away with drama we might get from other shows. There was always something that separated 'Gossip Girl' from all of that.
Blair has gone into official spoiled mode, even though she recognized that she has to focus on NYU, she still manages to throw cheap shots Serena's way. Serena's herself has lost her significance, her storyline is far-fetched and almost useless.
Jenny herself falls into the shade and I can't even point out one scene I may have appreciated seeing her in this season.
I have no idea where they would spin this series, I am almost certain most fãs feel lost in the wilderness. While the producers are picking at straws the only thing I feel eager to see is Chuck and Blair together. At least they managed to get something right. Chuck's character feels fallible at times; especially since he seems mature for his age, but I enjoy Ed Westwick's contribution and his ability to pull off a convincing accent besides his own.
Olivia and Dan are too much the Hollywood couple you don't really hear about and I expect a bit mais drama with their relationship, but maybe I'm just pulling at straws here. Still waiting for the punchline.
Highlights:
Given what Hilary Duff has to work with, I think she's doing a good job so far, but I need something mais for her character to be realistic.
I watch a couple of celebrity interviews, rarely do they ever talk about one mês anniversaries and first dates, they usually deny everything.
Patrick was Hilarious, but I really do not want to see anymore of him.
We have yet another main event and all the characters círculo around it, the producers seem to be following a pattern.
I absolutely loved the final scene with Blair and Chuck, please don't fight again.
Bree Williamson made her first appearance as an escort in Gossip Girl, the Soap and the Gossip finally wash together.
Lexa
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Three and a Half Stars
Grade C+
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In this case, politics and celebrities does equate the vile drama and disarray with the touch of gossip somewhere in the middle, but I got lost to the point where Gossip Girl kept narrating the lives of the tarnished and the only text message received was to Dan's phone about Olivia's personal spill on live television. I think Gossip Girl has lost her touch, her witty remarks are effective enough to bring about a smile, but at the same time (she) has lost her target audience. The scores of her targets have lost interest in her material and she has yielded to reusing circulated gossip.
The life of a celebrity can be complicated and engaging, which leaves me wondering how Olivia would have time to cuddle up with her boyfriend and play boardgames for five hours just to keep him from seeing her 'bathroom boy' slip in a Jimmy Fallon interview. Olivia and Dan's relationship is rendered like any ordinary relationship. There seems to be a struggle when it comes to separating the lives of teens to that of adulthood.
Nate's ability to portray himself as an eligible political idol seems unlikely. In a matter of a few seasons Nate jumped from being a seventeen ano old ladies man to an incisive mid-twenty ano old playing eighteen. Too much responsibility is placed in Nate's hands. It may seem that he has potentially raised himself all his life and took care of his mother por playing the 'father role', but Nate's character still lacks the necessary development needed to be appreciated.
The center around his grandfather should give cause to embrulho, envoltório up last Season's Part one. He was given the strong corrupt role last season, but it seemed like he was dethroned por an unsuspected rivalry within the family - a wife who always felt out of the loop and controlled por 'Grandfather'.
Vanessa was once on the other side of the struggle when she was with Nate and he chose and internship over her. I believe that Vanessa is given too much credit; she sweeps in and out of plots and she is always with this camera in her hand - she surely likes recording stuff. There is a fine line producers may cruz when it comes to delivering believable story-lines and making characters the heroes in plot lines, but Vanessa's filmography felt fabricated. The fact that she was around to capture Tripp's hero moment was slightly touching that line, but being the 'Only' one to capture the whole thing may have crossed it.
Gossip Girl has reached a point where the reason we fell for it in the beginning is being washed away with drama we might get from other shows. There was always something that separated 'Gossip Girl' from all of that.
Blair has gone into official spoiled mode, even though she recognized that she has to focus on NYU, she still manages to throw cheap shots Serena's way. Serena's herself has lost her significance, her storyline is far-fetched and almost useless.
Jenny herself falls into the shade and I can't even point out one scene I may have appreciated seeing her in this season.
I have no idea where they would spin this series, I am almost certain most fãs feel lost in the wilderness. While the producers are picking at straws the only thing I feel eager to see is Chuck and Blair together. At least they managed to get something right. Chuck's character feels fallible at times; especially since he seems mature for his age, but I enjoy Ed Westwick's contribution and his ability to pull off a convincing accent besides his own.
Olivia and Dan are too much the Hollywood couple you don't really hear about and I expect a bit mais drama with their relationship, but maybe I'm just pulling at straws here. Still waiting for the punchline.
Highlights:
Given what Hilary Duff has to work with, I think she's doing a good job so far, but I need something mais for her character to be realistic.
I watch a couple of celebrity interviews, rarely do they ever talk about one mês anniversaries and first dates, they usually deny everything.
Patrick was Hilarious, but I really do not want to see anymore of him.
We have yet another main event and all the characters círculo around it, the producers seem to be following a pattern.
I absolutely loved the final scene with Blair and Chuck, please don't fight again.
Bree Williamson made her first appearance as an escort in Gossip Girl, the Soap and the Gossip finally wash together.
Lexa
link
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Three and a Half Stars
Grade C+
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