Ed Westwick - Mr & Mrs Bass {Husband & Wife} #96: Because Chuck and Blair could never be boring - Page 6

ireallyamsorry · 08-04-2014, 09:38 AM

so totally unrelated but related. James McAvoy + wedding band gives me Chuck Bass + wedding band feels. like it's not right to be sexier because you're married.

glutton01 · 08-05-2014, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisM (View Post)

it was, 4x07-4x09 is still great for me. The end of 4x09 I have a love/hate relationship with but still, bbs

I think it's the Brad/Angelina reference that makes me want to punch myself in the face. Also, the lighting was weird and gave them both fat face.

However, otherwise flawless

issa · 08-05-2014, 08:53 PM

Ugh, I hated that!!!

**lessismore** · 08-06-2014, 07:07 AM

Chuck knowing Blair made a brangelina reference ofc

In other news HuffsPost called Chuck and Blair greatest couple of all time

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60 Unbelievably Weird Facts About All Your Favorite TV Shows http://t.co/RLV4LH3y55 via @HuffPostEnt #ChuckandBlair http://t.co/OISA9j8f1Z

issa · 08-06-2014, 05:46 PM

hahahaha love the gifs they linked to.

ChrisM · 08-07-2014, 10:37 PM

yes!!! LOL very appropriate!!! OF ALL TIME! Thank you Kanye!!

issa · 08-08-2014, 09:02 PM

Epic shhip!

**lessismore** · 08-09-2014, 01:41 PM

Well huffpost called our babies the greatest couple of all time again

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American television classic. This better still be playing in syndication on our Google Eyes in 40 years. I've seen every episode of "Gossip Girl." I may not consider anything after Season 2 from Josh Schwartz's other teen classic, "The O.C." canon, but I loved "Gossip Girl" until the very last, perfect scene of the characters in their happily-ever-after futures. Right before Kristen Bell does her final "XOXO, Gossip Girl" signoff, she tells us that "there will always be someone on the outside wanting to get in." As television viewers, we are always the outsiders, often wishing we could jump right into the screen. "Gossip Girl" was certainly jam-packed with those kind of moments, from the awkward Guitar Hero product placement party in season one to when the greatest television couple of all time, Blair and Chuck, ran from the police after their wedding in Central Park. In one of the most insane moments of American television, Dan, Vanessa and Hillary Duff's character had a threesome. Probably best I wasn't there for that, but the very next episode they went to a Lady Gaga concert during her prime and I could have definitely broken through the fourth wall and fourth-wheeled along.

These were ridiculous characters living ridiculous plot lines in ridiculously expensive clothes and homes, but instead of ending the guilty vicarious living pleasure there like most Bravo shows, it also actually tried (and succeeded) to be a good show. Near the end, Dan thankfully scrapped a book proposal called "The Monarch of Manhattan," around the same time Blair declined to be a princess. This show was never just about royalty wish fulfillment. It was about trying to make and keep the right friendships. "Gossip Girl" made it clear that we should all be so lucky to have someone special to gossip with. Also, Dorota was great. -- Todd Van Luling

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