Even the flirtation with Jesus that followed her miscarriage was campy. Nelly twisted the knife a little deeper as the rivals sat on the steps of the Met, and Blair realized where she had the most success in life: high school! So, naturally, she decided to design a line of school uniforms with her mother.“You have a dark side,” Eleanor Waldorf observed of her daughter in last night’s episode of the Show of Our Time, prompting Blair to embark on an ill-fated mission to behave “more like Grace Kelly, less like Grace Jones.” It’s fitting that Blair’s supposedly sinister alter ego would take the form of a disco queen, as Blair is probably, actually, the least dark person on the show. After a terrible attempt at threatening Dan, Blair finally realized her scheming will forever hold her back (took her long enough) and she resigned from the company. Let’s hope it works out this time!īlair failed to apologize to her arch nemesis Nelly Yuki, and was removed as President of Waldorf Designs.
There, they stared into each other eyes, and a few chocolate-covered strawberries later, they were making their way to Serena’s bedroom. After a seriously cheesy game of pool, and a Vespa ride through Central Park, the Upper East Side’s star crossed lovers nearly got derailed by their turbulent history - until they got stuck in an elevator. Is this really an ‘OMG’ moment? Who knows! Either way, Dan ( Penn Badgley) and Serena ( Blake Lively) finally got hot and heavy this week. And he was none-too-happy to learn discover the envelope was gone when he received the painting! What is evil Ivy planning? Ivy and Rufus won the painting, which Ivy agreed to sell to Chuck… at a high price. However, only Chuck knew the mysterious envelope was concealed inside it - or so we thought. Chuck realized where Bart was hiding his secrets:Īnd it was in the back of a painting - the same painting Lily brought to the auction! Didn’t that already happen in Revenge? Nate ( Chace Crawford) made himself slightly less irrelevant by making this discovery, and then Lily, Ivy and Chuck all found themselves in a bidding war. Lily, however, refused to give her up her throne as the snootiest person ever, so she brought in one of her own paintings to sell. (Dun dun dun!) However, Ivy ( Kaylee DeFer) isn’t one to sit back now that she’s super rich, so she took matters into her own hands, by buying all the art so Rufus could display his instead.
Why? Because Lily ( Kelly Rutherford) was acting like a typical Upper East Side teenage schemer and conveniently planned a benefit on the same night. As Rufus ( Matthew Settle) planned his all-important gallery opening, he was shocked to realize no one was coming.
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