I couldn't watch Gossip Girl anymore without bitter feelings if this episode hadn't dealt with the fact that my fave twosome and tolerable onesome shared that extra hot moment and now have to live in its aftermath.
Dan's feel good mentality about the threesome is short-lived when the weirdness between Olivia and Vanessa turns into rivalry.
A choice must be made, but it's not Dan who decides.
Nate ends up playing love doctor to Dan and Serena, both relying on his sexpertise, but can this physician heal himself? Aiming to keep Serena drunkenly distracted and out the arms of Tripp, Nate admits to having been in love with her.
So is Nate really helping a friend in need or making sure he has her for himself? Too bad Tripp shows up at the bar and steals Serena away to discuss his crumbling marriage.
Little J bored with her queenly duties.
Things get interesting when she finds herself in the company of an international drug smuggler.
Chuck warns Jenny to stay away, but a queen takes orders from no one.
Blair hopes to gain acceptance with the theatre elite with a Lady Gaga appearance, so she teams up with Olivia.
They convince Dan to rewrite Snow White.
To succeed, the threesome works together again but they don't work as well together this time.
The killer list of Gossip Girl songs includes three from Lady Gaga: "Dance in the Dark", "Bad Romance", and "Telephone" (ft.
Beyonce).
Magic Bullets also have a big impact on the music from Gossip Girl this week with two songs: "It's Natural to Me" and "Bombay".
Rounding out the Gossip Girl music from this episode is: Thecockandbullkid's "Boys and Girls", Needers & Givers' "Fillin' in the Space", Estate's "Over & Out", and Jason Diaz's "Lies for the Truth".