chuck tried to kill bart bass in gossip girl.
chuck tried to kill bart bass in gossip girl.
who tried to kill bart bass in gossip girl?
chuck
with the death of bart bass, nate archibald (chace crawford) who is running the newspaper "the spectator", is no longer indebted to him (bart paid his debts to control him) and he decides to find out for good who gossip girl is. jack and georgina sparks (michelle trachtenberg) deal with the arrangements of chuck and blair's wedding. before the ceremony, serena and blair have a conversation over why she is still talking to dan after he published a negative chapter about her a few weeks ago. overhearing their conversation, dan leaves and gives to nate his final chapter, which is about gossip girl. blair and chuck are married by cyrus (wallace shawn) and right after, the police arrive to question them. at the same time, everyone's phones ring: dan's chapter has been published in "the spectator", in which he reveals that he is gossip girl. various characters react over the gossip girl reveal, including vanessa (jessica szohr), juliet (katie cassidy), agnes (willa holland) and lola (ella rae peck), as well as mayor michael bloomberg. rachel bilson, preparing to audition for a role in the adaptation of dan's book, is told of gossip girl's identity by kristen bell, who shares a conspiratorial wink with the audience. dan finally explains why he created gossip girl and says jenny (taylor momsen) knew it all along.
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the episode received generally favorable reviews. "zap2it" wrote, "sure, blair's (leighton meester) been dreaming of her fairytale wedding since she was just a little girl. but it's also true that producers of "gossip girl" have been dreaming of this moment for a long time as well. and the upper east side drama didn't disappoint. in fact, it was easy the best episode this season." steve marsi from "tv fanatic" gave the episode a four stars rating out of five writing, "in what has come to be sort of a make-or-break episode, "gossip girl" had a golden opportunity to redeem its recent mediocrity and prove itself worthy of all the passion and loyalty we've invested over the years. while there were some gaping plot holes and disappointments tonight - especially depending on your couple of choice - you can't find fault with the pure number of twists, especially during the last five minutes." marsi appreciated the references to "gossip girl"s early days, "the promised homages to the old days were there in spades, and incorporated in ways that actually fit the present-day story. case in point: a memorable "gossip girl" quote ("i love you, always have, always will") which was spoken to a very different character long ago. also, the cover of "young folks" at the onset was fun." "the huffington post"s laura prudom also found the episode had honored "gossip girl"s past, "for the first time in recent memory, this week's milestone episode of "gossip girl" finally recaptured the confident plotting and razor sharp shocks of its first two seasons." she also praised the fact georgina is gossip girl which was totally unexpected. "the hollywood reporter" wrote, "in classic "gossip girl" fashion, the 100th episode was full of witty one-liners, many of them from the mouth of georgina sparks and one in honor of "the princess bride"; paid homage to the pilot; and featured several head-turning moments." ology gave the episode a 9/10 grade.
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