Best friends, boyfriends, high school and haute couture —
Gossip Girl
has gone from a guilty pleasure to becoming the show everyone is talking about, from
Rolling Stone
to
Vanity Fair
, from gossip columnists to President Obama. From its not-so-humble beginnings as a bestselling book series set in the posh Upper East Side private schools of New York City, this show the
Boston Herald
deemed “every parent’s nightmare” has catapulted into the pop culture stratosphere. In the first two seasons
has proved itself a popular and critical darling, influencing the culture it critiques and setting trends while providing biting social commentary on this generation of entitled, tech-savvy youth.
In
Spotted: Your One and Only Unofficial Guide to Gossip Girl
, you’ll find:
an episode-by-episode exploration of seasons 1 and 2, tracing the development of the characters and storylines
bios of the cast and the show’s creators, Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage
comparisons to the show’s teen soap and literary predecessors, including how the
books were adapted
summaries of the movies that inspire each episode’s title
sidebars of fun trivia
all the details on the music, the fashion, and the NYC locations where
films (complete with exclusive photos!)
Chuck Bass. (And he’s wearing purple.)
Second only to a Blair Waldorf–inspired hair band,
Spotted
is the must-have accessory for any fan who says, “Not enough!” when the end credits roll.