Gossip Girl Sneak Preview Clips: "Memoirs Of An Invisible Dan"
"This is going to be fun." - Chuck
Indeed, Mr. Bass. Indeed. The "Memoirs Of An Invisible Dan" hit the fan next Monday, and in this sneak preview of the all-new episode of Gossip Girl, we see what that means for a variety of characters.
Spoiler alert: Expect the unexpected.
According to executive producer Josh Safran and writer Amy Harris, the book paints characters in a way one wouldn't necessarily see coming, given Dan's relationships with them in real life.
We know from this week's Gossip Girl promo what he writes about Blair, and how he took creative liberties with Nate. But how is Serena portrayed in the pages of Inside? Below lies a major hint. Watch this two-and-half minute preview of Monday's episode, the fourth of this season, and share your comments ...
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October 17th, 2011 1:06 PM
i have a weird feeling that a bomb is about to be dropped tonight. Does anyone else think Blair will like what is in the book, despite the (potentially) misleading preview? (Plus, Dan and Blair are totally dressed in the outfits from the book release party during the kiss shown in the canadian promo.)
And what of Chuck? I predict another angsty, tearjerking Chuck and Blair moment! Gotta love those.
Oh, Dramaramarama.....
October 16th, 2011 11:53 PM
@pty
Yes, I think we just love our ship too much so we can't help wanting the other to see why we feel that way :-)
I loved Vanessa's character at the beginning and it's a shame the writers did not give her proper storylines. It could have worked so well to see her connect more to the other characters instead of making her become more and more evil and annoying after each season. She had great potential and I loved her with Nate.
I want to see Chuck grow because I care about his character. How could I not? He is amazing and well-written and complex! Yet, I cling to Dan when it comes to Blair. I like Chuck alone now. With Raina, I was just waiting for the whole thing to be over. Chuck working on himself is great. The first episode of season 5 gaves us the fun Chuck, alone and amazing and I loved it. He seemed less, I don't know, troubled to me. As soon as he starts a relationship, he just changes. If he becomes mature enough, he could very well be good for Blair. I say that consideri
October 16th, 2011 9:24 PM
@kookakicha: it's alright, we are all entitled to our opinion, at the end of the day we are more like exchanging opinions, I think a part of each of us wants to convice the other that we are right but we know that's not going to happen, it's not realistic. Going back to the issue, since a few months ago, well since 4x20, I've been saying too that Chuck should be redeemend for his own sake, of course that would be beneficial to the other persons that relate to him including Blair but first and foremost he should do it for himself, I see we agree on that.
I guess at some point many of us believed or fantazied that Chuck was the only one that "got Blair" and found it romantic, but is true that is not realistic, after all Serena is her best friend, they have common points, she has common points with Nate (they are both from old money families and the only childrens of their parents, and they were growing up, they were the only ones between the NJBC that apparently had estable families,
October 16th, 2011 5:04 PM
I want DAIR....
October 16th, 2011 1:18 PM
Well I didn't mean they will lose their banter and passion, but it won't be angry games and angry sex and plotting and all that which used to be so characteristic of them before.
October 16th, 2011 1:15 PM
@pty
I think I have never read a better account of why someone likes Chair. I see where she is coming from with her argument and I agree they did love each other and they did have such great moments. I remember the time when I watched Gossip Girl solely for Chuck and Blair and where I totally forgot that he did seriously despicable things (like almost raping Serena and Jenny).
But that time is over for me now. Don't get me wrong, I still believe he needs to be redeemed. I love his character a lot. His one-liners are amazing but I don't think he should be with Blair. My reasons are that even when she was with Chuck, she wanted something simple (something like Dorota and Vanya) and part of me thinks she's with Louis because of that (and mostly because of the whole he's a prince fairytale). We know it's not going to work because Louis doesn't really know her. She isn't herself with him.
That leave us Chuck, who does know her. Yet, even when redeemed, Chuck and Blair will lose the asp
October 16th, 2011 12:43 PM
i actually think that dan and that publisher girl will get together...
October 16th, 2011 8:00 AM
LOLs ok GG fans looks like we have prob 50% chair and 50% dair fans atm... some of these comments are just completely insane.. it's nice to read other people's theories and comments but really we all need to remember not to be rude... everyone's entitled to their opionions.. frankly, i cannot wait to watch this episode, i think it will definitely be fun and i'm so very glad how well this season has started because i was losing hope for GG. hopefully georgina will be back soon. also how crazy is this but i'm enjoying ivy's storyline which is bizarre considering how much i hated her, much rather have jenny back... i also love both dan and blair as individuals and as friends and possibly soul mates as penn has hinted however i'm here for the ride because the writer's are in total control of her they end up with.. now i was a massive chair supporter in the beginning and a derena supported and i HATED blair in season 1 - now look at me - HATING serena and LOVING Blair LOL it completely depe
October 16th, 2011 5:18 AM
"However 4x02, was what made Chuck redeemable in my eyes. somewhere after he got shot i think, it dawned on him, the atrocity of his soul, what he was capable of. which is why i applaud 4x02 at all stops. what it meant for Chuck and Blair, i think only few understand it as profoundly as i do. I think the fact that he was able to convey how sorry and contrite he was without having to say it speaks volume to that fact…the simple fact that he was ashamed in front of her, unlike the smug apology he gave her before “please do this for me, please forgive me”, I mean do you hear how absurd it was, and yet pitiful. who did he think he was? how dare he feel as if he deserves her forgiveness? But then look how oblivious he was, how pitiful he was. However, now he was standing in front of her utterly ashamed and repentant of the man he used to be. of the man who was capable of hurting her this bad. i don’t think he needed to express how sorry he was with words. it broke my heart how sorr
October 16th, 2011 5:17 AM
"But why shouldn’t he be redeemable? He has shown great remorse and contrition over the things he did to Blair and although that doesn’t warrant her forgiveness, she had granted it nonetheless. Even if Blair should never forgive Chuck in her own heart, i believe he should be redeemed. The thing is, sadly enough, Chuck did not understand his action in 3x17. this is not an argument to defend him. it is simply a logical deduction. in fact, i don’t even believe Chuck had rationalized his actions at all despite how inaccurately he would have perceived the severity of his actions to be anyways. i don’t think he weighted it out at all. he was so secure in his relationship with Blair. The fact that Chuck didn’t think he would lose Blair as a result of his game of chess with Jack is highly indicative of something askew. Actually, i feel sorry for him. He just saw love through the wrong pair of eyes. So, no, the empire was not a deliberate sabotage of his relationship, though it cost