I enjoyed this episode. I think it was a very good start to the series and it made a very big impression.
In this episode, Serena van der Woodson comes home from her year away, and no one knows where she went or why she left. She, along with our other main characters, are basically spoiled, elite teens on the Upper East Side and they all attend a very privileged prep school. Not only that, there is someone telling everyone's secrets to everyone else. Gossip Girl. Everyday the teens of Manhattan get texts about the daily gossip. And everyone wants to know who Gossip Girl is. Our group of characters ranges from a nice boy, to a poor, well they say poor, but he's just not rich, boy, a wannabe girl, a rejected girl and a "bad boy". Everything happens a little bit fancier in their world, which means everything crashes and burns even bigger and brighter.
Fun Fact: Eleanor Waldorf is played by a different actress for the rest of the series.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Amazing.
In this episode, Serena van der Woodson comes home from her year away, and no one knows where she went or why she left. She, along with our other main characters, are basically spoiled, elite teens on the Upper East Side and they all attend a very privileged prep school. Not only that, there is someone telling everyone's secrets to everyone else. Gossip Girl. Everyday the teens of Manhattan get texts about the daily gossip. And everyone wants to know who Gossip Girl is. Our group of characters ranges from a nice boy, to a poor, well they say poor, but he's just not rich, boy, a wannabe girl, a rejected girl and a "bad boy". Everything happens a little bit fancier in their world, which means everything crashes and burns even bigger and brighter.
Fun Fact: Eleanor Waldorf is played by a different actress for the rest of the series.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Amazing.