The CW has renewed Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl, 90210, Supernatural and America's Next Top Model, according to The Live Feed. No official word on Melrose Place, Smallville, One Tree Hill and Life Unexpected.
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The series will be published in the monthly anthology Yen Plus.
So are you excited to see more Gossip Girl content? And what do you think of the art design? Shout off in the comments below.
You just knew this was coming. Saturday Night Live spoofed the Tiger Woods incident with Gossip Girl's Blake Lively portraying his wife Elin.
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In the "Which The CW Series Has Been the Best this Fall?" post I mentioned that that Gossip Girl has been a disappointment for me this fall, but I wouldn't say it is the worst. Melrose Place has struggled to find an identity, but was miles ahead of 90210 which has been, well, 90210.
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Which The CW Series was the worst this Fall?
With Christmas coming soon and the midseason TV series debuts in January not far behind, we're taking a look back at the 2009 Fall TV season. First up, The CW with its teen centric programming. By CW standards Vampire Diaries has been a ratings and demographic success, but Melrose Place has underwhelmed. Personally, I think Gossip Girl has been a disappointment this season, but just when I'm ready to throw something at my TV they pull off an episode like the Thanksgiving episode and suck me back in.
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Which CW series do you think was the best this fall?
Karma is a bitch and queens are dethroned. Blair Waldorf can thank her lucky stars that is all that has happened to her at NYU and she isn’t Marie Antoinette. Otherwise, she might have had the college equivalent of a beheading.
Thanks to Blair’s oppressive snobbery, her nemesis Georgina’s manipulations and a “touching” speech by Dan, Blair ended the episode running back to Chuck’s comforting bed. Poor Blair. Tonight’s episode only further solidified my hope Trachtenberg’s NBC show dies and she gets a Gossip Girl contract. It looks as if Georgina will be making life miserable for Blair next week too (View next week's promo after the jump). READ MORE
