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Gossip Girl, a teen drama, premiered on September 19, 2007 in the United States on The CW Television Network. Gossip Girl is based on the young-adult book series of the same name written by Cecily von Ziegesar, and was developed for television by The O.C. creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage. The series follows the lives of the young, wealthy social elite residing in Upper East Side, Manhattan, and is narrated by an unseen and seemingly omniscient character, "Gossip Girl", whose blog is widely read among the characters.

After the first three episodes were aired, the series received a full season order of twenty-two episodes from The CW.[1] Due to the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike, only thirteen episodes were produced. Once the strike ended, The CW announced five more episodes to be produced and aired in April and May 2008.[2] Despite earning low ratings during the first part of the first season, it was announced in March 2008 that the series was renewed for a second season since it "hits a bulls-eye with The CW's target demographic of females 18 to 34" and the episodes are among the most downloaded on iTunes.[3][4] When the series began to air again in April, however, The CW stopped offering online streaming on their website in an apparent effort to boost ratings;[5] though in July 2008 The CW decided to put back the online streaming of the show's episodes in their website again.[6] The DVD of the first season was released on August 18, 2008 for Region 2 and a day later for Region 1.[7][8]

Currently on its second season, the series has aired thirty-one episodes as of December 8, 2008.

Series overview

Season Episodes Originally
aired		 DVD region 1 release Season premiere Season finale Avg. U.S. viewers (m)
1 18 2007–2008 August 19, 2008 September 19, 2007 May 19, 2008 2.6
2 25 2008–2009 TBA September 1, 2008 2009 3.2

Season 1: 2007–2008

The first season premiered on September 18, 2007 on CTV[9] and September 19, 2007 airing at 8:00 p.m. Eastern (7:00 p.m. Central) on The CW, the original broadcast network.[10] Repeats were aired Sundays at 8:00 p.m. Eastern (7:00 p.m. Central) before they were moved to their current time slot at 6:00 p.m. Eastern (5:00 p.m. Central) by the first season's third episode.[11]

The pilot episode was the first television pilot of the fall 2007 season to be picked up by its network.[12] It received mediocre ratings overall, but performed well in key demographics and is one of the most buzzed-about new shows on the Internet.[4] Its digital video recorder ratings were high, increasing the shows profitability. The Deseret News noted that pilot presented Gossip Girl as milder than a lot of what is shown on MTV, but still warned parents of several scenes in the pilot.[13]

After the last episode produced before the writers' strike was aired, The CW moved the series to Monday starting on January 28, with repeats of the first season[14] until the first post-strike episode was aired, after which it continued to be aired on Monday nights.

Episode Title[15] Director(s) Writer(s) Original airdate[nb 1] Total U.S.
viewers (m)
1"Pilot"Mark Piznarski[16]Josh Schwartz and
Stephanie Savage[16]		September 18, 20073.65[17]
"Gossip Girl" reports that Serena van der Woodsen returns from a year in boarding school, when she learns that her brother Eric tried to commit suicide. Her best friend Blair Waldorf does not give her a warm welcome, especially after her boyfriend Nate Archibald tells her that he had sex with Serena, the night she went away. Meanwhile, Dan Humphrey meets Serena for the first time, as Blair takes his sister Jenny Humphrey under her wings, who Chuck Bass almost takes advantage of at Blair’s party.
2"The Wild Brunch"Mark Piznarski[18]Josh Schwartz and
Stephanie Savage[18]		September 25, 20072.55[19]
Blair tells Serena that she already knows the reason why she went away, and warns her to stay away. As Dan pursues Serena, they end up in Chuck’s father Bart's brunch, who is having a secret relationship with Serena’s mother Lily. Dan punches Chuck after he insults Jenny and Serena, after Blair tells him about Serena's past. This causes Dan to leave Serena; his sister Jenny continues to get close with Blair.
3"Poison Ivy"J. Miller Tobin[20]Felicia D. Henderson[20]October 2, 20072.80[21]
Chuck discovers that Serena had been going to the Ostroff Center, and concludes that she is receiving treatment for drug abuse, although Eric is the one there for depression. Chuck reveals this to Blair, and she exposes this in front of the Ivy League representatives. Eric tells Blair about his condition, and Blair apologizes to Serena as they reconcile.
4"Bad News Blair"Patrick Norris[22]Joshua Safran[22]October 9, 20072.90[23]
After Blair discovers that Serena unwittingly replaces her as the face of her mother Eleanor’s fashion line, the friends fight again. Dan talks to Blair about her relationship with Serena, and Blair and Serena reconcile again; meanwhile Chuck and Nate indulge in boys’ weekend, but Chuck has to rescue Nate from a high-stakes game of poker.
5"Dare Devil"Jamie Babbit[24]Lenn K. Rosenfeld[24]October 16, 20072.41[25]
Serena and Dan go out on their first date where he goes to great lengths to impress her but when it fails, they instead go to a Brooklyn pool hall. At Blair’s sleepover, Jenny gets involved in an intense game of truth or dare where she has to bring Eric out of the Ostroff Center. When Eric’s mother Lily learns that he is missing she turns to an old flame to find him and agrees to let Eric out of the center. Later Jenny is dared to shoplift and must think fast when the police come.
6"The Handmaiden's Tale"Norman Buckley[26]Jessica Queller[26]October 23, 20072.54[27]
Dan gets confused as best friend Vanessa Abrams returns and declares feelings for him, while he and Serena sort out what they mean for each other. On Blair's masquerade ball, she sends Nate on a scavenger hunt but he unwittingly kisses Jenny thinking she is Serena, and confesses that he is not over Serena. Meanwhile, Lily invites Rufus to accompany her to Eleanor's event to make Bart jealous.
7"Victor, Victrola"Tony Wharmby[28]K.J. Steinberg[28]November 6, 20072.51[29]
Dan and Serena finally acknowledge that they are crazy for each other as Blair is again devastated when Jenny reveals to her that Nate kissed her at the masked ball; she breaks up with Nate and has sex with Chuck in a limousine. Jenny discovers that her mother Alison is sleeping with another man, so she goes upstate to fetch her. Nate confronts his father the Captain about his cocaine problem but the police arrest his father after they had a confrontation.
8"Seventeen Candles"Lee Shallat-Chemel[30]Felicia D. Henderson[30]November 13, 20072.90[31]
Still devastated on her relationship with Nate, Blair puts on a happy face for her 17th birthday party. Dan brings Vanessa to the party to ease the tension between her and Serena but it only makes Serena more uncomfortable. Jenny brings Alison (guest star Susan Misner) home but Rufus may not be ready to accept her as Nate disobeys his parents to salvage his relationship with Blair for their business deal with the Waldorfs. Chuck takes advantage of this as they continue their secret affair, in which Serena unwittingly discovers.
9"Blair Waldorf Must Pie!"Mark Piznarski[32]Lenn K. Rosenfeld[32]November 27, 20072.98[33]
Not knowing the complicated romantic histories of his parents and Lily, Dan invites the Van der Woodsens to Thanksgiving dinner after they were "un-invited" by Blair at the Waldorf dinner after Serena finds out Blair's affair with Chuck. As their romantic history was revealed, Alison (guest star Susan Misner) and Rufus agree that they should avoid Lily, and the children discuss the awkward situation. Blair gets devastated when she finds out her father would not come since he and Eleanor are getting a divorce, as Nate’s own family dinner deteriorates.
10"Hi, Society"Patrick Norris[34]Joshua Safran[34]December 4, 20072.49[35]
Serena’s plan on not attending the annual cotillion ball is sidetracked when her grandmother CeCe (guest star Caroline Lagerleft) persuades her to attend; Nate sees Blair’s new buoyant attitude and entrusts Chuck to know the reason, in which he tells him that she is having an affair with St. Jude’s alum Carter Baizen (guest star Sebastian Stan), whom he punches at the ball. This causes Blair to break up with Chuck and return to Nate and consumate their love. Meanwhile, Lily gives approval to Dan and Serena’s relationship despite CeCe’s efforts to thwart it, and Jenny still attends the ball despite it being on the same night as Alison’s art gallery opening.
11"Roman Holiday"Michael Fielding[36]Jessica Queller[36]December 18, 20071.80[37]
Blair’s father Harold (guest star John Shea) and his gay lover Roman (guest star William Abaddie) arrive for the holidays, but she is not happy about it and formulates a plan to get rid of Roman. Jenny and Vanessa help Serena make the perfect Christmas gift for Dan as Blair’s plan is thwarted, and she accepts Roman after Harold shows her his French estate. Blair confronts Vanessa about her true intentions and her feelings for Dan. She gets worried when Chuck texts her that Nate joined him at his vacation at Monaco.
12"School Lies"Tony Wharmby[38]Lenn K. Rosenfeld[38]January 2, 20082.20[39]
Serena and Blair break into the school and throw a pool party and a student almost drowns. Serena admits to the principal that she is to blame and escapes expulsion after Bart donated to the school, but not before Nate finds the school key in Blair's drawer and thinking she broke into the school takes the fall for her which leads to a reconciliation. Nate tells Blair he loves her, causing Blair much distress. Though they work it all out in the end. Vanessa films Blair and Chuck talking about their affair, and Chuck and Blair vie for possession of the tape.
13"A Thin Line Between Chuck and Nate"Norman Buckley[40]Felicia D. Henderson[40]January 8, 20082.34[41]
Blair deals with a pregnancy scare, and when Serena is seen buying her a pregnancy test, Gossip Girl delightedly posts the news, causing everyone to think Serena is pregnant. Angry at Blair for getting back together with Nate, Chuck reveals his former affair with Blair to Gossip Girl via an anonymous text message. When Nate finds out that Blair slept with Chuck, he severs his friendships with both Chuck and Blair. Serena blames Dan for exposing Blair's affair with Chuck, but the two reconcile in time for Serena to stop a heartbroken Blair from leaving the country. Meanwhile, Lily accepts Bart's marriage proposal.
14"The Blair Bitch Project"J. Miller Tobin[42]K.J. Steinberg[42]April 21, 20082.44[43]
After spring break, Blair is hesitant to return to school and encounters difficulties with her former inner circle, leading to a power struggle with her old group's new leader, Jenny. Desperate to fit in with the popular crowd, Jenny steals Hazel's mother's dress, and her new popularity is threatened when she is forced to admit the crime. Serena has to adjust new living arrangements with Chuck while receiving disturbing packages from an unknown sender.
15"Desperately Seeking Serena"Michael Fields[44]Felicia D. Henderson[44]April 28, 20082.53[45]
After Georgina Sparks (guest star Michelle Trachtenberg), Serena’s former collaborator "in all things bad," returns; this causes her to be more preoccupied than usual and it becomes clear Georgina is blackmailing her so Serena can't tell Dan. Dan concludes this has to do with Chuck, and he meets Georgina who introduces herself as "Sarah." Meanwhile, Nate and Vanessa start dating, and Jenny finds a new love in Asher Hornsby (guest star Jesse Swenson). Blair continues to try to regain her position at school.
16"All About My Brother"Janice Cooke[46]Paul Sciarrotta[46]May 5, 20082.11[47]
Georgina (guest star Michelle Trachtenberg) threatens to reveal damaging information about Serena as Dan witnesses Asher (guest star Jesse Swenson) cheating on Jenny, but Jenny refuses to listen to him so he instead he relays the information to "Gossip Girl". Rufus asks Lily for motherly advice about Jenny's recent out-of-character ways, and it was revealed that it was Eric who was Asher cheating on, and Jenny is expelled from the inner circle. A distraught Serena finally reveals to Blair her secret: she killed someone.
17"Woman on the Verge"Tony Wharmby[48]Joshua Safran[48]May 12, 20082.71[49]
Blair, Nate and Chuck put aside their differences to help Serena, who tells them the story where after she had sex with Nate, she met up with Georgina (guest star Michelle Trachtenberg) , and gave cocaine to Pete, which caused him to die due to seizures; Lily convinced Serena to go to boarding school, and she and Georgina split ways. Dan assumed that Serena cheated on him so he broke up with her, and hooked up with Georgina even though Nate told Vanessa about Serena’s story, after Rufus’ concert where he kissed Lily who was supposed to be at her wedding rehearsal.
18"Much 'I Do' About Nothing"Norman Buckley[50]Josh Schwartz and
Stephanie Savage[50]		May 19, 20082.97[51]
After Serena told Dan everything, he entrusted Blair for help in eliminating Georgina (guest star Michelle Trachtenberg); she succeeded in convincing Georgina’s parents of sending her to a boot camp for young girls. Meanwhile, Dan confirmed his break-up with Serena after Lily and Bart’s wedding, as Chuck and Blair rekindled their affair, after he and Nate reconciled. Dan and Vanessa spent the summer together taking care of the art gallery while Rufus is on tour, while Jenny is accepted as one of Eleanor’s interns ... so it's goodbye till summer xoxo Gossip Girl

Season 2: 2008–2009

The second season began to air on September 1, 2008 on its previous Monday time slot after the series' return from the writers' strike. A total of twenty-five episodes were ordered by The CW. The CW started the television season at the end of the Northern Hemisphere summer instead of the more conventional start in the fall along with other larger TV networks.[52]

Episode Title[15] Director(s) Writer(s) Original airdate Total U.S.
viewers (m)
1"Summer, Kind of Wonderful"J. Miller Tobin[53]Joshua Safran[53]September 1, 20083.38[54]
As the summer draws to a close in the Hamptons, Serena and Nate have everyone fooled into thinking they are a couple to cover up the fact that Nate has been hooking up with a married older woman (guest star Madchen Amick) and Serena has been secretly mourning her break-up with Dan. Blair returns from abroad with a hot guy on her arm (guest star Patrick Heusinger), making a very jealous Chuck question his decision to leave Blair stranded at the heliport. Dan has spent the summer assisting a famous author (guest star Jay McInerney), but decides to head to the Hamptons to see how things stand with Serena after a summer spent apart. While interning for Eleanor Waldorf's company, Jenny sneaks an invite to a much-coveted Hamptons' White Party at which Eric introduces her to socialite Tinsley Mortimer.
2"Never Been Marcused"Michael Fields[55]Stephanie Savage[55]September 8, 20083.16[56]
Blair is over the moon that she is dating royalty and has every intention of becoming a royal herself, but a scheming Chuck has other plans for Blair and her new love, Marcus (guest star Patrick Heusinger). Serena and Dan agree to keep their recent hook-ups a secret from their friends and family until they figure out what all this means for their relationship. Meanwhile, Nate learns the downside to having an affair with a hot older woman, Catherine (guest star Madchen Amick), who also happens to be married.
3"The Dark Night"Janice Cooke[57]John Stephens[57]September 15, 20083.73[58]
Serena and Dan are forced to deal with their unspoken problems while trapped in an elevator during a citywide blackout. In a humorous twist, Blair questions the lack of passion in her relationship with Marcus (guest star Patrick Heusinger), while at the same time Chuck appears to have lost his "passion" for any woman other than Blair. Meanwhile, Nate struggles between his feelings for Vanessa and his more-complicated-by-the-day relationship with Catherine (guest star Madchen Amick). Jenny risks losing her internship when Eleanor catches Jenny critiquing one of the Eleanor Waldorf designs.
4"The Ex Files"Jim McKay[59]Robby Hull[59]September 22, 20083.35
When Serena notices that Dan has been cozying up to the new girl in school, Amanda (guest star Laura-Leigh), the ever-loyal Blair and her minions decide to befriend Amanda and sabotage her budding new romance with "lonely boy." Vanessa discovers a scandalous secret about Catherine (guest star Madchen Amick) and enlists Blair’s scheming expertise to use the information to help Nate. Meanwhile, Lily finds herself drawn back to her ex, Rufus, once again.
5"The Serena Also Rises"Patrick Norris[60]Jessica Queller[60]September 29, 20083.54 [61]
In the midst of Fashion Week, a furious Blair learns that her mother, Eleanor (guest star recurring Margaret Colin), at the suggestion of her protégé Jenny, has given Serena and her new socialite friend, Poppy Lifton (guest star Tamara Feldman), front row seats to the Eleanor Waldorf show. Hurt once again by Serena’s popularity and her mother’s betrayal, Blair decides to sabotage the show. Meanwhile, Dan starts hanging out with Chuck, but a walk on the dark side always has its risks and Dan learns that the hard way. Lily learns a secret that her new husband, Bart (guest star recurring Robert John Burke), has been keeping from her.
6"New Haven Can Wait"Norman Buckley[62]Joshua Safran[62]October 13, 20083.34
After Blair and Serena get into a catfight, Serena decides to get even with Blair, who has always dreamed of attending Yale, by ditching her plans to visit Brown, and instead accepting the Dean of Yale's personal invitation to visit the school. After discovering that none of his recommendation letters for Yale were ever submitted, Dan frantically tries to figure out a way to salvage his chances of getting into the school. While on the Yale campus, Chuck is kidnapped by a group of Skull and Bones members and Nate hooks up with a co-ed.
7"Chuck In Real Life"Tony Wharmby[63]Lenn K. Rosenfeld[63]October 20, 20083.03[64]
Vanessa tries to blackmail Blair into being a nicer person, with the pictures of Catherine and Marcus. Blair then seeks revenge by convincing Chuck to try to seduce Vanessa, but Chuck reveals a more honest side to her in the process. Lily and Bart throw an extravagant housewarming party and expect their children to make them proud, but Serena does not want to follow the rules. The episode also introduces Eric's boyfriend, Jonathan (guest star Matt Doyle). Meanwhile, Dan and Jenny discover a big secret that Nate has been keeping from his friends.
8"Pret-a-Poor-J"Vondie Curtis Hall[65]Amanda Lasher[65]October 27, 20083.02
Jenny befriends a young model, Agnes (guest star Willa Holland), who encourages Jenny to not only explore her wild side, but also confront her boss, Eleanor Waldorf (guest star recurring Margaret Colin), who is attempting to “borrow” Jenny’s designs. Nate starts being protective of Jenny and they end up kissing at the end, when Nate stops her from making a big mistake. Serena and Dan agree to attend an art opening at Rufus’ gallery as friends, but the outing gets a little uncomfortable after Serena meets an artist, Aaron Rose (guest star John Patrick Amedori), and realizes they have great chemistry. Blair attempts to seduce Chuck, but it proves tougher than she ever imagined.
9"There Might Be Blood"Michael FieldsEtan Frankel & John StephensNovember 3, 20083.16
Serena invites Aaron (guest star John Patrick Amedori) to be her guest at a charity gala honoring Lily and Bart (guest star recurring Robert John Burke), but after discovering a secret that Aaron has been keeping from her she begins to question whether Aaron is the guy she thought he was. Hoping it will help her chances of getting into Yale, Blair reluctantly agrees to babysit the 15-year-old daughter of a prominent Yale donor, but the teenager proves to be more than a handful and Blair begins to suspect that the evening may actually wind up hurting her chances of getting into the college of her dreams. Jenny plans a guerrilla fashion show with Agnes (guest star Willa Holland) that will either launch Jenny's stardom or ruin her chances of ever being accepted by the industry. They crash the New York Philanthropic Society charity gala, and much to Rufus' displeasure, Jenny's show is a major success. Jenny rejoices in her victory with Nate, who is her date, only for her relationship with Nate to be discovered by Vanessa. Jenny runs after Vanessa and finds only a furious Rufus and a compassionate Lily. Rufus' attempt to hand Jenny over to the police is stopped just in time by Lily. Dan also finds out about Nate and Jenny. He kicks Nate out of the house and a devestated Nate leaves the city, but not before sending a letter to Jenny.
10"Bonfire of the Vanity"David Von Ancken[66]Jessica Queller [66]November 10, 20083.01
Blair is against the idea of her mother with Cyrus Rose (guest star Wallace Shawn) a new man in her life and does whatever she can to sabotage their relationship. Jenny moves in with Agnes (guest star Willa Holland) and tries to secure a business deal, but Agnes doesn't want to put in the effort. Serena and Aaron (guest star John Patrick Amedori) fall for each other but something about Aaron threatens to ruin their new relationship. Dan and Chuck are at war due to Dan’s true interest in his father Bart Bass (guest star recurring Robert John Burke). Dan has to decide whether to submit the Chuck Bass story or protect the Bass family from scandal. Blair's 18th birthday is also addressed. Cyndi Lauper guest stars.
11"The Magnificent Archibalds"Jean DeSegonzac [67]Joshua Safran [67]November 17, 20082.88
Thanksgiving in the Waldorf household finds Blair upset that her mom's new boyfriend Cyrus (guest star Wallace Shawn) has decided to ruin all her favorite traditions. Lily finds herself trying to broker a peace treaty between Rufus and Jenny who is prepared to cut off all communication with her father if she doesn't get her way. Serena isn't quite ready to come clean with Aaron (guest star John Patrick Amedori) about her complicated past, but Dan ends up accidentally revealing a few tidbits of his own. Vanessa and Chuck come to their friend's aid when Nate is once again forced to confront his father's abandonment, as he finally returns from abroad. Vanessa becomes distressed upon hearing that Nate is leaving New York with his father, but she doesn't hear that from Nate himself. Finally, Eric discovers that Lily had, at the young age of 19 gone to an asylum similar to to the one Eric had gone to.
12"It's a Wonderful Lie"Patrick Norris [68]Robby Hull[68]December 1, 20083.08
For the annual Snowflake Ball, Blair and Chuck make a bet that they can find the ideal dates for each other. Aaron’s ex-girlfriend, Lexi (guest star Natalie Knepp), expresses an interest in Dan which creates conflicted feelings for Serena. Nate, Jenny and Vanessa get into a tangled situation that puts their friendships and hearts on the line. But all problems are put on hold when it is discovered that a loved one's life is in danger. Nastia Liukin guest stars.
13"O Brother, Where Bart Thou?"Joe Lazarov[69]Stephanie Savage[69]December 8, 20083.01
The sudden and tragic event of Bart Bass' death has an on impact on the lives of our favorite Upper East Side teens and their parents. Blair tries to comfort Chuck, who is very upset by this, by telling him that she loves him and that she will let him go anywhere he wants as long as she can come with him. Chuck leaves anyway. A heartbroken Blair turns to Cyrus (guest star Wallace Shawn), her mother's fiancee for comfort. Serena decides to go with Aaron (guest star John Patrick Amedori) to Argentina and Lily also plans to go away with Rufus. Then, the biggest secret from Lily's past is revealed, involving a French hospital. Cyrus and Eleanor (guest star recurring Margaret Colin) are married in a quick, small ceremony. Jenny earns Eleanor's forgiveness by making her a beautiful Yves St. Laurent inspired wedding dress. Blair runs up to her room and finds that Chuck is back and sitting on her bed. She immediately embraces him until they fall asleep. But when Blair wakes up, Chuck is gone, leaving a note telling her that she deserves better and to not go looking for him.
14"In the Realm of the Basses"Tony WharmbyJohn StephensJanuary 5, 2009TBA
With Chuck MIA since his father’s funeral, Uncle Jack Bass (guest star Desmond Harrigson) arrives on the Upper East Side to help Chuck pick up the messy pieces, but first he has to find him. Trying her best to forget her last painful exchange with Chuck, Blair focuses her attention on being accepted into the most prestigious ladies club in the city, Colony Club...but can she really forget about Chuck? Jenny returns to Constance Billard and immediately takes on Penelope and her posse of mean girls. Good luck little J...your gunna need it
15"Gone with the Will"Tricia BlockAmanda LasherJanuary 12, 2009TBA
THE READING OF BART BASS’ WILL — With the reading of Bart’s will, Chuck, Bart’s brother, Jack, and Lily learn the fate of the Bass empire. Rufus and Lily’s relationship is strained as Rufus seeks details about the child he never knew he had. Noticing that his father has been acting strangely as of late, Dan does some investigating and uncovers Rufus and Lily’s secret, putting him in the awkward situation of deciding what to do with this shocking revelation and who to share it with.
16"You've Got Yale"Janice CookeJoshua SafranJanuary 19, 2009TBA
WHICH OF OUR FAVORITE UPPER EAST SIDERS ARE GOING TO BE ATTENDING YALE IN THE FALL? — It’s that stressful time of year when Constance Billard and St. Jude’s students find out who is and isn’t worthy of early admission to Yale University. Serena bonds with her new Shakespeare teacher, Rachel, who has no clue the wrath she is about to suffer after giving Blair the first B of her prep school career. Chuck pairs up with an unlikely ally in his war with Jack over Bass Industries. Nate and Vanessa spend a romantic evening at the opera.

Notes

  1. ^ The first thirteen episodes except the twelfth were shown a day earlier in CTV. The pilot was made as a free download on iTunes five days before the premiere.

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