I'm just thankful that this time he's dissecting something I haven't the slightest interest in watching.
You're missing some good Ho-yay, IJS.
'Hell Bound'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
I'm just thankful that this time he's dissecting something I haven't the slightest interest in watching.
You're missing some good Ho-yay, IJS.
in addition to being, in all likelihood, the best television series ever created
Is he really serious? I like the rest of his rant, but damn. Hyperbole much?
He hasn't given an episode any less than an A all season (nine episodes so far). Which, I think, is the best track record I've seen on TWoP. (As Gris said to me, he kind of screwed himself over on the grading system by giving the pilot an A+...because every subsequent episode has been better than the pilot.)
He gave the pilot an A, actually. Then a whole lot of A+'s. There've been a couple of other A's since.
To be fair, the audience has given every episode but the pilot an A or A+, and the pilot was a B+. So it's pretty well liked by us non-recappers too. It's my favorite show on TV right now, far and away.
I tried very hard to like Gossip Girl but I just couldn't do it.
I caught, like, half an episode that completely failed to engage me in any way. But more power to the folks who find it that enjoyable.
Gossip Girl is cheeseball, horrible, plays crap music, and doesn't have a tenth of the sense of humour about itself that the OC did, and I still can't stop watching it!
I want to watch it but GF won't let me. I learned of the Gossip Girl books through my juvenile hall girls and read one to see what all the fuss was about. It was awesome! Mindless but so fun!
I'm not convinced by the argument the network is keeping it alive because of new media stuff. Maybe it's like, the number one iTunes series evah and I've missed it, though.
Maybe it's like, the number one iTunes series evah and I've missed it, though.
Actually, the recent EW article mentioned iTunes specifically:
So it's significant that Gossip Girl is consistently the most downloaded show on iTunes (it edged past The Office soon after it premiered in September), and it gets about a 14 percent hike in female teens and 30 percent in 18- to 34-year-olds when DVR viewings are factored in