s05e16 — Cross Rhodes
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| Duration: | 43 min. |
| Released: | 20.02.201221.02.2012 05:00 |
| Watched by: | 84 11855.49% |
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It's a shame for Ivy, too, because she really fell in love with Cece..
her grandmother die, her "cousin" is a liar, Den loves Blair
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but the make-up artists overdid it with her appearance...
Dan and Blair, Dan and Blair hmmm... I'm sure it's not love. If so, then let them be together until the end, it's just that these tosses are already annoying. But I'm sure Blair will be with Chuck and Serena with Dan.
The real Charlie, I don't like something.
As long as Ivy doesn't mess with Georgina, she'll only make it worse.
Very sad about Cece and Ivy, their moments in this episode were the most touching and sincere of the entire series, at the moment.
On the one hand, I don't like the branch with Dan and Blair, it's not necessary here at all, Blair is only being spoiled. She's kind of married, plus Chuck's waiting for her, and she started messing with Dan. Um...
but on the other hand, they look so cute. And their kiss in the theater turned out beautifully.
It hurts a lot for Chuck. I suffered the most in this series. For the last couple of seasons, Blair has been breaking his heart all the time.And now she's back with her momentary crush on Dan (obviously, she doesn't love him. he was just there for her in difficult moments when she was emotionally unstable).
Season 5 and so with stupid voice acting, I also don't like the content, I'm watching at double speed
After all, she sincerely loved those who became her family. It's a pity that Cece was taken out... She was a very cool character, she also loved Ivy/Charlie very much.
Unfortunately, the real Charlie is not impressive at all and her developing relationship with Nate is also not at all encouraging ((
Dan and Blair are generally the disappointment of this series...
But I don't understand Blair's feelings for Dan at all! I've been watching the series for the umpteenth time and still haven't figured it out. Not long ago, she loved Louis, and
she loved Chuck even more. The third one? It's too much. As for me, it was not worth developing this line of their relationship further
I lost count of how many times they said "oh my gad"!
- Blair, who had something not the most psychologically pleasant event a couple of months ago - she lost a child (by the way, we never found out who he was from), an unsuccessful stupid marriage, throwing and confessing great love for Chuck, some shifts on the topic of religion and then she suddenly breaks out Feelings for Dan? And she starts messing with him, knowing that her best friend loves him. It's just crazy. Despite the fact that I am generally impressed by such a couple - two antagonists eventually find common ground and fall in love. But not in the same ecosystem and situation.
- The grandmother of the family, who is dying of cancer, but does not want to tell her family anything. Wai? Why? This is pure selfishness. She's dying, and her family finds out about it a couple of hours BEFORE.
- This CharlIivi, who is unable to say anything to "family" and whose tongue is just fucked up there, can't turn around to tell Lily, even though she even came to NY specifically for this in some kind of episode.
- Serena, who lets all the dogs loose on this Charlie Harvey, who is essentially an involuntary dependent person here. And you need to let the dogs down on your aunt, who is completely out of this family. She wants to protect her daughter, but for some reason she wants to have money and live in a big way. Duplicity, hello.
- I hardly understand how it is possible that the whole family knew about the existence of a niece, but had never seen her in 18-20 years? What nonsense.
- This Lola also can't open her mouth and tell everything as it is. Some very muddy lady.
- Chuck, who again lets all the dogs loose on Dan, although that's the problem with Blair, who has a mess in her head
- Nate, who has been playing furniture for 3 seasons and his character is infinitely boring to watch. He is simply fulfilling the duty of "meeting a new woman who appears in the series", or with some overgrown domineering aunt.
The problem with all of them is that they are not able to talk to each other at all.
But the siren disappoints me. I don't see any growth in her character. He behaves the same way as in his school years. And in the end, Blair became better than her.
I think with Sisi's departure, a fierce division of the inheritance will begin and something tells me that they will fight to the death for him.
Sisi, rest in peace!🥺❤️🥺