Right now, the trendy young people are chasing "Gossip Girl". After watching two seasons in one breath, I wonder if the American screenwriters really went on strike for a salary increase, or did they just use the strike to catch their breath when they were exhausted. The plot above is even more outrageous. I lost the remote control and couldn't read the subtitles. I could only listen to what I didn't understand, but it didn't affect me at all. What I watched was the dazzling and beautiful clothes, which was equivalent to watching a runway show with a plot and location. If you really want to follow the ups and downs of the plot, you will soon feel ashamed that you still know the plot. Obviously, the screenwriter has already lost his way, and in the end, he will cover his face and mess around, and everyone will be stupid. Their American TV dramas are not as good as ours in China. They only come out after the production is completed. They do it bit by bit. The most classic of the dishes that couldn't be cooked in the end was "Lost". I heard that the screenwriter really couldn't get it right and it flowed out. I watched it from the beginning of the third episode, basically a freak has formed, and it can't be changed.
"Gossip Girl" pushes the materiality and hedonism of "Sex and the City" to a new extreme. It can be seen that their popularity is still based on the same market concept: that is to gather all the raw materials that ordinary people dream of but out of reach, Complemented with gossip, sex and secrets. The popularity of American TV dramas seems to be time-tested by relying on this trick. "Gossip Girl" even omits the ideological and interesting aspects that were carried over from "Sex and the City". The extravagant gossip of the nobles and their children is enough to make the audience want to stop.
In this noble gossip play, one of the heroines B and one of the male protagonists, N, are so Damn beautiful. Just by looking at their faces, I feel that this lousy drama is actually worth it, not to mention that there are so many others. Beautiful clothes bags and hats. The opening line of the play "You know you love me, XOXO, Gossip Girl", for some strange reason, I couldn't help but say it when I went to the toilet and the kitchen, just like when the street was full of "Too Soft" , I obviously think it's very vulgar, but I can't help humming "You're always too soft-hearted, too soft-hearted...", it's very evil. Is this the legendary "pursuit of malignant stimulation"?
You know you love me, XOXO, Gossip Girl. Really catchy.
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