#Imdb gossip girl tripp series#

She also, apparently, slept with a slew of people that each have, like, one IMDb credit, which should make the L.A.-based spinoff series way entertaining (though busy!).

#Imdb gossip girl tripp plus#

We knew from before that Lily has slept with Trent Reznor, but now we find out that she also did it with Slash! Plus 10, for the writers finally putting her groupie years closer to the eighties where they belong.

(Except for distracting us from her enormous belly.) Plus 4.

Lily’s ruffled, knitted cashmere scarf is not useful for any wintry purpose.

“Maybe I could lick them for her,” Chuck wonders. That would be painful.” “Chuck, she’s embarrassed, so we’ve gotta give her time to lick her wounds,” replies Serena. After Serena tells him to be sensitive because Blair didn’t get into Yale, he replies thoughtfully: “Yale, the only thing she wanted more than me.

Watch how Chuck takes a sort of sweet moment and makes it progressively more disgusting.

(And though we will award no additional points, Chris was titillated that he had already seen Tripp’s spectacular torso shirtless in an Off Broadway musical.)

Nate’s cousin is called Tripp, and he was wearing a yellow sweater with elbow pads.

Realer Than a Wasp Family Playing “Touch” Football in the Snow: But we think it’s just the opposite: Her character is like the Hope Diamond. One might take this as evidence that the character of Blair is less multifaceted than her Upper East Side comrades. She drank too much, and acted like a bitch. She lounged around in lingerie, freaked out about not getting into Yale. But then a funny thing happened: The New Blair was pretty much exactly the same as the Old Blair. Early on, she declared the Old Blair dead: It was time for the rise of the New Blair. This episode, it was her turn to have an identity crisis. Her mother, Lily, is like a human coconut, with two hard shells that, once cracked, reveal a sweet, milky center. Serena vacillates between purposeful and accidental sluttiness.

We’ve devoted many evenings of our lives to studying the facets of its characters, and through it all, we’ve seen many of them struggle to choose whether to act like their better or worse selves: Chuck, the wayward billionaire’s son, is a brash bitter pervert with a tender soul. Our recaps of Gossip Girl are our only legacy. Unlike the Vanderbilts, Daily Intel will leave behind no oil portraits of ancestors or presidential seals.