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-okay, this wins a whole bunch of points for having the girls being the ones who are aggressive sexually and the boys being like, 'no, wait, my virtue.' Or, well, stressing about how to be good in bed.
-it loses half of those for the trashy portrayal of burlesque. Burlesque should be funny and fast-paced and hot. It's not the worst stripping to ever grace the television.
-I'm really digging both the Blair/Chuck (can't wait to see the fall out) and the Serena/Dan in this episode.
-couldn't care less about Nate and his daddy drama.
-it loses half of those for the trashy portrayal of burlesque. Burlesque should be funny and fast-paced and hot. It's not the worst stripping to ever grace the television.
-I'm really digging both the Blair/Chuck (can't wait to see the fall out) and the Serena/Dan in this episode.
-couldn't care less about Nate and his daddy drama.
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You won't be dissapointed with Blair/Chuck in Season One, they just deliver. Everything. They're so good (er, bad?) back then. Many people compared Blair/Chuck and Blair/Nate to Katara/Zuko and Katara/Aang (no guesses who got matched with whom) though (my flist seems to love them) but for me, they're on WAY DIFFERENT LEVELS.
Ah, Dan/Serena. I loved that ship too at that point, it's adorable but real enough, and served as a great counterpoint to Blair/Chuck.
(nothing beats Blair/Serena though.)
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