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If you were looking for my Gossip Girl review this morning, you'll have to speak to the folks at Comcast about why I was unable to give that to you.
After attending the Improper Bostonian's launch party for the "City's 20 Most Desirable Singles" issue last night I came home, kicked off my heels, turned on the TV and to my shock and horror, Comcast did not record Gossip Girl as I had scheduled them to do. Needless to say, I was furious. Let's be honest, I'm still furious.
When I first heard about the premise for this week's episode of Grey's Anatomy, I was intrigued. I think over the past nine seasons we've all had a lot of questions. I know my most burning question always was - what if Ellis and the Chief actually got together? Tonight we got the chance to see what that would look like in relation to Ellis, the Chief, Meredith and Lexie.
Tonight's episode of 90210 was a bit of a snooze. Dixon is panicked about the Kappa house fire and Austin reassures him, "No one got hurt, they lost a couple of Ryan Gosling posters!" Um, Austin, to some people, that is a major loss.
After taking shelter with Dixon and Austin, Bree calls the cops with a tip about Dixon and the fire. Annie is about to come clean and take the fall when Austin offers to turn himself in. I did not see that coming!
Last, Navid told Adriana about Silver and Maisy. Navid is becoming less and less likable with every episode.
Tonight's Gossip Girl was crazy! In the words of Nate Archibald, "You know the world is really a mess when the most honest person you know is Chuck Bass." In the interest of full disclosure, I had a very large glass of red wine before writing this, so forgive me if my thoughts are a bit jumbled.
The episode opened with Serena singing "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend." Watching the men of the Upper East Side gang do traditional, Broadway-like choreography was hilarious!
It's award season and tonight I could not wait to watch the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards! I like this particular event for two reasons: 1) It's actors voting to recognize other actors and 2) The ceremony is only two hours long!
Though the award show had tremendous highlights, let's be honest, it's mostly about the fashion. Below you will find my picks for the best dressed!
Ok readers, this is the last of my doubled up recaps! Also, as a heads up, Grey's Anatomy is a repeat this week, so there won't be a recap on Thursday, as there will be nothing new to report.
Off we go to the world's most glamorous zip code!
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So we're back from winter hiatus and Silver and the professor are now openly kissing in public and he's talking about Silver meeting his three year old? My how things change!
I'm still catching up on TV from being away last week, so this week you're getting double the Upper East Side drama!
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The start of this episode of Gossip Girl feels like a dream - a dream that finds us very far in the future compared to where we left off (Chuck and Blair's accident). In this dream-like scene Chuck and Louis are friendly to each other and we learn Blair lost the baby. This is not a dream, however, this is where we currently stand.
Last week I was in New York City for work and was unable to watch Grey's Anatomy so this week you're getting a double dose of recaps!
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Bailey and Ben go from slowly reconciling to talking about moving in? Whoa there, buddy.
Why are the parents of these conjoined twins twelve years old?
How cute was the moment when the baby's father came back from the gift shop with a onesie for each baby and said, "I figure now they're each going to need their own clothes." So sweet.
Tonight, after a seven week hiatus, Grey's Anatomy returned and we picked up right where we left off - Teddy operating, Owen hiding Henry's death and Alex and Meredith on the side of the road in the lightening storm.
At the start of tonight's episode of 90210 Silver goes from ignoring the literature professor (and impulsively kissing him) to openly saying she's dating him. Oh no, wait, he's calling her his girlfriend now! I wish real life was like a teen drama.
Later in the episode we learn the professor has a wife. Boom! And a daughter. Boom! He says, "We don't have to be serious, we can just have fun." Boom! The bombs just keep exploding!
Tonight's episode of Gossip Girl was incredibly dramatic! It almost called for a Bachelor-like intro, "The Most Dramatic Gossip Girl EVER!"
First Lily plans a debutante ball for Charlie. She says, "You're never too old to be a debutante." So true, Lily, so true.
I wasn't able to watch 90210 last week because I was in Miami at my parents' place and they don't have DVR. This week, I bring you a double dose of 9-0!
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