Gossip Girl “It’s a Wonderful Lie” episode spoilers
November 19, 2008 by Cheril Vernon
It’s the annual Snowflake Ball and all of our favorite Upper East Siders are decked out in their best fashions for the event in the December 2 episode of Gossip Girl, 2.12 "It’s a Wonderful Lie." (Yes, we have to wait two weeks for a new episode!)
Blair (Leighton Meester) and Chuck (Ed Westwick) make a bet that they can find the ideal dates for each other. This is what Kristin at E! called Chuck 2.0 and Blair 2.0. Basically, they will attempt to find replacements for each other — but from what I’m hearing, Chuck 2.0 and Blair 2.0 will end up together. This is good for us Chuck-Blair fans who can’t wait to see them spend time together. During the clip, Blair asks him what they have: Chuck says "Tonight. Shut up and dance with me."
Aaron’s (John Patrick Amedori) ex-girlfriend Lexi (guest star Natalie Knepp) expresses an interest in Dan (Penn Badgley) which creates mixed feelings for Serena (Blake Lively). I guess she’s not over Dan after all. Ha! Ha!
The Nate (Chace Crawford), Jenny (Taylor Momsen) and Vanessa (Jessica Szohr) triangle will become a tangled mess that will put their friendships and hearts on the line.Follow the jump for the preview and more spoilers.
In the clip, Lily (Kelly Rutherford) dances with Rufus (Matthew Settle) and scenes of Bart (Robert John Burke) flash really fast along with images of Chuck and Blair horizontal, Jenny, Vanessa, Serena and Aaron. What else did you catch in the fast-forward part of the clip?
On the clip, Lily also says she didn’t mean for her life to turn out the way it did, and Bart says "It’s done. I’m sorry."
Of course, the "biggie" on the clip is in regards to the accident — is this when Bart will die? It would only make sense since he and Chuck recently made peace, he and Lily are having difficulties, and there’s a glimpse of a storyline where he may be responsible for a man’s death in a fire from one of his first buildings.
Kristin at E! also says a new character will soon be introduced on the show — a young, hot female teacher that will create "lots of drama." No one has been cast for this role yet.
I just don’t think they should kill off Bart. I hate when someone dies even for the sake of storyline. Is there no OTHER way to create a good and addicting storyline besides this way?