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Gossip Girl: S3 E7 "How to Succeed in Bassness" (Patreon)

Published:
2025-11-14 04:07:59
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2026-02-03 07:22:44
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2025-11
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Chuck asks Serena for help in publicising his new hotel which leaves Blair feeling left out, Dan is uncomfortable watching Olivia's on-screen sex scenes with Patrick Robinson, and Jenny has to choose between Eric and her role as Queen Bee.

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Laura❤️

Season 3 absolutely eats! I agree about Jenny and unfortunately… it gets worse. I can’t wait to see you watch the rest of the season!! It gets absolutely insane.

Janna Yvonne

I love season 3 SO much!! I can’t wait for you to see the Thanksgiving episode. It is cemented in history.

Gabrielle

Season 3 is one of my favourite seasons of the show it’s sooo good! Season 4&5 are also great!

Courtney Kirk

I just realized off the top of my head season three is a really good season for most shows I watch. Gossip Girl, Charmed, The Vampire Diaries...

lizzy

AGH one of my all time favourite episodes. SO fucking good. I loved every second of watching this with you!!!

lizzy

OK the only thing I want to weigh in on is Jenny because she's actually one of the most hated characters on the show (not saying you, but for context... most people don't root for her as queen or anything as of S3). And maybe I’m the only one... but I’m on Jenny’s side this episode. AND Eric’s. It’s Jeremy I’m side-eyeing. Like… sir, you care *that much* that Jenny politely asked you to sit a few steps down? REALLY? That’s the hill we’re dying on? And when Eric says, “Talk to Jenny about it,” your big idea is to confront her in front of the entire school? That’s not problem-solving or friendship. Pull her aside and give her shit the way Eric does. If Jenny had been outright mean — actually demanding they move down a step or dumping yogurt on them herself while claiming “It’s for show!” — I’d call bullshit. But you can see her internal conflict and effort to go about it nicely and avoid cruelty — Blair wasn’t even that considerate with her close friends. I agree overall, I don’t love Jenny’s mean girl arc, and yes, “how you act is who you are” to some extent, but I don't feel that this episode depicted Jenny terribly. It showed an insecure girl putting on a performance (like most people do in high school), trying to stay decent and trying to keep her home self intact, and actually communicating that to Eric. And as for whether Jenny “has” to be this way—we see her struggle with trying to have it both ways all episode. But when enough people tell you to pick a lane—and imply that if you’re going to be a bitch you might as well commit because you already are—you start believing them. Blair always had Serena reminding her to have heart, and telling people she had more to her despite how she may act. But with Jenny it's like "all or nothing?". At the start of S3 when Jenny said “no queen, no bullying,” the minions just replaced her with someone worse—who bullied *her*. We’ve seen how fast they turn on any sign of weakness, it's not Jenny making that up. ALSO Jenny’s been on the receiving end of some of the show’s worst bullying; she doesn’t want to go back to that. And yes, she also likes the power. So Jenny took back the power—not to torment people, but because at least if *she’s* Queen, she can keep things from being too ugly. Play the part, do the petty stuff, but cut out the real cruelty. I leave this episode feeling bad for her. She was trying to balance portraying the attitude with being an “ethical queen,” and let people fly under the radar without any bullying, and then coming home to feel seen for who she is and to be herself —hence holding onto the sewing machine, the Brooklyn identity, the dress she made. Eric has every right to not accept her treatment, especially not warning Jeremy about the egging… but also, honestly? Controversial, but I'd egg Jeremy for being a judgemental bitch.

lizzy

All of this and I don't even ride for Jenny like that FYI, I think she's kind of annoying a lot of the time but I also feel like she's reactive and people push her over the edge for stupid shit while other characters do way more before being called out.

lizzy

EVERYONE LOOKS SO GOOD. Blake as Serena in this sp though I agreeee. And Chuck and Blair are actually everything. The communications, the honesty, the accountability.... but still keeping their playful scheming alive? EVERYTHING. Also Serena ate plotwise this episode, I love how smart she is this episode, like this is her world and she knows how to play it! And Dan and Hilary Duff are so cute lol. ALSO agree that having them act a bit more grown up and uni-aged works really well for the show, and honestly shows how more shows should do this if they can.

lizzy

L O L the way i didn't even get his name right. Johnathon* (is that how we spell it? idk. I just don't like confrontational people who make a situation more dramatic instead of talking it through)

Turn Up the Mike

Interesting take! All I’ll say is what’s petty to some is bullying/cruel to others. These are children with varying sensitivities. So I don’t like Jenny further perpetuating this cycle. And I don’t see Jonathan doing that to anyone so I can’t bring myself to be (very) upset with him, but you got lots of smoke for his ass lmao. I think Whether Jenny asked him to move politely or not, if you’re gonna be a bully or petty in public, you get called out in public too. Eric pulling her aside is nice and all, but Jenny wouldn’t blink before embarrassing them publicly to save face.

Lina D

The problem for me is that Blair didn't used to be kind. Blair is who Blair is. Jenny is becoming a whole different person. That's why people see it differently than when others do it. When Blair does something awful, it's like "well yeah, Blair is awful" but with Jenny it's more of a betrayal like "who IS this chick?! She's entirely different and hurting/humiliating people over basically NOTHING"