I think the suitable thing is for Chuck and Blair to get married in the first episode, but keep it a secret. This way we still get to see Chuck and Blair be sneaky and sexy but we also don't have to wait for them to get married. It's satisfying but entertaining. I know we all are done waiting for the Chairytale to happen. I honestly will not be bored if they got married in 6x01. My friend just said she wants Chair to work for it and seduce each other -_- I don't know what she's been watching for the past 2 seasons but we have been waiting for this reunion for AGES. I'm not interested in waiting anymore. I want them married, I want to see them begin to build their life together. There are 10 episodes left, not 25. There's simply not enough time to wait for a Chair wedding.
Where's Waldorf Forum Posts (Page 60)
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Posted 6/27/2012 8:53:33 AM # -
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"I’m dishing out a blind item that I suspect many of you will find just as satisfying.It concerns a primetime soap that, although popular, came this close to getting the axe at season’s end — and just when a pair of its well-liked lovebirds were heading for a reunion, too. Now I hear that, when the show returns this fall, it’ll pick up right where it left off and pleasantly surprise fans by immediately marrying off the star-crossed couple in question."
Does this mean it will pick up right where Blair said she'll fight for Chuck? Because I actually feel like it's necessary. They can't jump from that moment to the end of summer. It was too much of a cliffhanger
Posted 6/27/2012 7:28:23 AM # -
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@Ophelia
Yes someone else said the same! I changed my password :) Hackers need lives seriously. Did you know my TV fanatic account was hacked as well and now I've been forced to make a new one
Posted 6/27/2012 6:15:16 AM # -
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I wanted S to be there too! If Serena isn't there I don't think anyone but Chuck and Blair will be there. Maybe Dorota. I can so see them marrying in secret and having a romantic, private ceremony. That is Chuck and Blair's style. I don't want them to run away together and elope, that's more Dan and Serena's style. But I can see their marriage being a secret between the two of them or something.
Posted 6/27/2012 3:45:24 AM # -
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"I’m dishing out a blind item that I suspect many of you will find just as satisfying.It concerns a primetime soap that, although popular, came thisclose to getting the axe at season’s end — and just when a pair of its well-liked lovebirds were heading for a reunion, too. Now I hear that, when the show returns this fall, it’ll pick up right where it left off and pleasantly surprise fans by immediately marrying off the star-crossed couple in question."
Questions:
- While there was a chance that Gossip Girl wasn't going to continue for a 6th season, the writers, producers and actors all along said that there was likely going to be a 6th season. Are there any other primetime soaps that were actually closer to being axed? (e.g. Hart of Dixie I believe?)
- On these other primetime soaps, are there any other well-liked star crossed lovers that were heading for a reunion?
Posted 6/27/2012 1:00:55 AM # -
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What are the wedding spoilers?
OMG i couldn't possibly wait any longer but at the same time I don't want GG to end.
I have an army of obsessive fan friends who all analyse the episodes as they come out with me!
Posted 6/26/2012 10:41:35 PM # -
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Bart and Rufus are eerily familiar to Chuck and Dan.
It totally has been some sort of competition between these men for the women they love.
And I'm sorry, there is this part of me that feels that Dan, like Rufus, partly wanted to beat Chuck by winning Blair over. Like a sort of one up on the guy that has always seemed to have everything. People like to play Dan and Nate as the polar-opposites but I think it's more interesting to compare Dan and Chuck. They're both similar in their outside-looking-in kind of way. They both have a loneliness to them. But the way in which they are really different is that Dan comes from a home that was not exactly well-off, but rich with love and Chuck comes from the opposite. Over the seasons I've felt that both boys have been moving in the opposite direction of which they begun. Chuck gains more family and Dan loses that family dynamic he used to have. Chuck used to be the clear villain and Dan was the hero. But now it's impossible to look at them that way because the lines have been blurred. Dan is no longer the total good boy from Brooklyn and Chuck isn't entirely soulless and evil. That's why I found their friendship so intriguing this season. It's very much like how Serena and Blair's dynamic has evolved. At the beginning Serena was the hero and Blair her foil, but for a while now it's become really difficult to tell which girl we should side with because Serena also has an evil side to her and Blair has a relatable vulnerability to her. I don't mind seeing change, but I do think this is partially why some people think that season 1 was the best. They're nostalgic for the times when they could say something definite about a character and have it not change.
Posted 6/26/2012 9:56:35 PM # -
GGW taking over Blair Waldorf's body
Everyone really needs to watch the scene with Eleanor in Blair's room again. The writers acknowledge everything that we have thought about Blair. She says "you probably think I'm pathetic, if I were really a powerful woman I'd be content with no man at all" and Eleanor responds "even moguls have hearts." Eleanor does not just give the company to her without saying that there isn't a woman alive more powerful than Blair. Notice how she says it BEFORE she gives the company to her. She's not giving her the company so she can have power, she's giving her the company BECAUSE she has power. They also acknowledge that Blair didn't want to be part of Waldorf designs ("I know that you've always said you didn't want any part of what I do"). Blair responds with a justification of why she would love to work in fashion, and also she remains true to herself in saying she's not a designer ("Have you seen my closet? Fashion is art and culture and history and everything I love combined. But I'm not a designer"). All of this rings true with Blair's conversations with her mother in season 4, including their conversation on her birthday and their conversation about working for a fashion magazine. It's not totally retarded. Blair did work hard in fashion before and she knows how to handle things in an organized manner. Her mother has always seen it in her, giving her jobs like seating charts etc. We've seen Blair struggle career-wise for so long and she deserves this.
Posted 6/26/2012 9:43:04 PM # -
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Oh wait, its a full new account with new posts. How sad. This happened to my twitter as well :(
Anywho, did anyone check out sleepwalkers? The author has returned! I cheered!
Posted 6/26/2012 3:06:52 AM # -
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I don't know whats happened but either someone reported abuse on my account, my account deleted on it's own, or someone hacked into my account. I was unable to log in and had to make a new account. But for some reason the amount of posts I've made hasn't changed :S
Posted 6/26/2012 3:04:53 AM #