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Gossip Girl: Bad News Blair (2007)
Season 1, Episode 4
9/10
It might be missing Jenny, but it isn't missing charm!
13 April 2009
This was an amazing episode.

It humanizes Blair, Dan, and Serena in a fashion shoot/modeling plot line in which Serena tries to help Blair please her mother more, and Dan tries to figure out if Serena is worth it (this is questioned because of her frenemy friendship with Blair). This helped humanize the perfect Queen B and brooding Brooklyn boy, while showing more necessary flaws in the It-Girl.

Chuck throws and party and someone crashes and makes Nate reconsider the UES world. It makes Chuck more sympathetic and Nate more flawed.

Even with the show missing Jenny it doesn't miss the charm with high end fashion, an amazing party, plus drama, drama, drama!
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Gossip Girl: Carrnal Knowledge (2009)
Season 2, Episode 17
6/10
Finally Back to Best of Blair!
27 February 2009
In the past episodes, Blair has been the good helper girl, something unusual of her character. But this episode has proved that the old manipulative Blair hasn't gone anywhere. When Blair decides the new teacher Ms. Carr has given enough grounds to extract revenge, Blair recruits her friends to help her. To extract revenge, Blair posts a rumor about Ms. Carr, which jeopardizes Blair's future. But Blair's isn't the only future jeopardized in the ordeal.

In another plot line, Chuck is trying to find a mystery girl and secretive club he vaguely remembers and learns some information he never knew before. Nate and Vanessa appear alongside Chuck for some light humor and fluff.

A very Gossip Girl episode full of manipulative Blair and inquisitive Chuck and hits nearly every character on the ball and never fails to entertain.
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6/10
Umm...yeah, what happened???
14 March 2008
Warning: Spoilers
Okay, I remember when this show first came out. I fan-adored it. I actually came to dislike Jake and Trixie for their stereotypes. My favorite characters were Spud (AWESOMENESS) and Rose. I loved most things in it however (as long as bad-rapper Trixie was absent) and loved the plot, Spud (*sigh*), and the theme song (A. J. Trauth rocked). Then Season 2 came out. A horrible artist for the theme song, crappy graphics, and TRIXIE. If you watch the show,watch Season 1, and don't even bother with Season 2. Other things that bothered me was one episode (Dragon's Summit) that seemed to infringe on a book I've read prior. The idea for the show was great, Spud, A.J. as the theme song singer, and Rose were great. Most of the plot, Jake, Trixie, Fuu-Dog (???) were not.
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American Dragon: Jake Long: Dragon Summit (2005)
Season 1, Episode 11
5/10
Awful, Immoral, and Copying
12 February 2008
Warning: Spoilers
Okay, I watched this show (and episode) long ago. But in recent events of my reading level, I have the book upon this episodes basing. Funny, you didn't know it was based on a book, neither did I. I got the rude awakening when I read book 4-6 of the Darren Shan Saga and found I knew the basics of storyline. Why you ask, because I saw this episode long ago. This episode changed names, species (vampires to dragons), and cut out a few deaths, and added more friends to books 4-6 of the Darren Shan Saga.

Both have a council, both have a kid who must participate in tasks to protect their master. Both are slightly famous by their standing (Jake is the first American Dragon, Darren is the youngest vampire (half or full) in a long time). Both have an evil emerging, both have the evil's ally in the council leaders. For Christ's sake, both have a fire related task! I personally hate this episode.
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