Well... all I could say is that I am quite fond of Gossip Girl, it became one of my favorite shows. Every episode was entertaining and made you fell like you were in the television screen, but the season finale frankly disappointed me. It starts off with Serena trying to reach Dan on his cell, but when she decides to officially see him, she catches Georgina coming out of his bedroom. Serena's reaction after Georgina leaves was very surprising, she did not even acknowledge Georgina's presence afterwards, she blamed herself repeatedly, the reaction she showed at the wedding was the one she should have shown there.

The relationship between Lily and Rufus disappointed me, they sleep together, he says he loves her, she says she's getting married anyway, he goes to say how he feels then wishes her off without any problem, wishing her well, it was like, what was the point of him being there in the first place.

Serena forgives Dan, then can't stand to be around him, but says they have to stay together anyway, but Dan says he can't forgive her and they share an awkward dance. Is this as unbelievable to you as it was for me, because this show had me on a merry go round that at one point I kept watching because I know Gossip Girl would have this surprising ending...

...but it didn't, everything was anticipated and I was quite disappointed about the resolve between Lily and Rufus. The payback Georgina received was not as sweet as I imagined it to be. I really hope next season would make up for the previous one's loose ends.

Gossip Girl has become this addictive series where we have become wrapped up in the lives of crazy teens and a drama that would keep you going. Serena has the average 'beautiful girl with horrifying past' thing going on. Blair has this 'Let's be Blitchy but know your limits' thing as well and Jenny has her 'Sweet girl gone sour, but still good enough to tolerate'. I actually love the story lines, but what a surprise 'Eric is Gay and Serena has an even more devastating past, this is just filled with twists and turns. In the beginning I didn't really take to Blair, she was your average Blitch but now I actually believe that there is a good side to her, which makes me love the series more. BTW, What's the deal with Georgina or should I say Sarah. She adds this sense of craziness to the plot of the show, she is actually perfect for her role. Basically if your just looking through this review and wondering what is one reason I should look at this series, you probably hear it's popular, but you want one reason why you should spend time with this series...... It gives you a perfect idea of what drama could be, it relates t our everyday lives and indirectly teaches us what not to do, Basically IT"S GOOD. So stop reading and start watching.

This episode was occasionally funny, but Samantha Who has occasionally went from being a funny comedy to a drama comedy. This episode was filled of twists and turns, Todd and Samantha was always a cute couple and steam between them is resurfacing and to tell you the truth I was impressed. Though I do miss the guy she sort of had a crush on in "the Boss' I think his name was Winston. Barry Watson A.K.A. 'Made My Day' was HOT. The steamy scenes between him and Samantha was enticing, but Todd without a shirt, well that says enough. Overall I loved this episode, look forward to future installments.

In one word this episode was brilliant. Not only did I enjoy the guest appearance, rephrase that filthy rich, daringly attractive guest appearance, but Samantha seemed more funnier and spontaneous around him. I hope for a reprisal of Winston's (The Boss) role, because he was dashing and very casual. You didn't expect that Samantha would have a new love interest. Todd is indecisive and too wrapped up with his crazy girlfriend living in Samantha's hotel, wait, I would have kicked their butts out in the curb and move in. At certain points in the series, the humor settled and you just viewed the show because you want some humor back and this episode brings out the beauty in Samantha.

Right now I figure that Todd is not the best person for Samantha right now and Winston should come back into the picture.

This review may give away most of the episode, so if you haven't seen it I suggest you do, because this episode was an awakening for Grey's Anatomy. See below for overall summary.

Addison's return was an exciting element for fans. This episode became eagerly anticipated since the return of Addison Montgomery's character on Grey's. Seattle Grace was in need of a Neo-natal surgeon as Richard had not filled in Addison's position in the hospital, as he highly hoped for her permanent return. In the end Addison reassured Richard that her home was in Los Angeles and Seattle was in her past. A hint of lesbianism was detected between Callie and Dr. Erica Hahn, a new turn in relationships for Grey's Anatomy. While Christina struggled to get the attention of Hahn, Callie claim the 'girlfriend' spot in Hahn's view. Addison was the same person, loved her hair change by the way, she managed to captivate the friendships of both Callie and Dr. Bailey, whose recent husband troubles kept her down. Addison managed to pull of the awkward moment when facing her ex-husband Derek and Meredith whose relationship went different directions. As for Rose; the nurse and Derek's new love interest, what do you think about this new pair, quite interesting or not. She seems too comfortable with Derek and and too comfortable around Addison, his ex-wife, and Meredith, his ex-girlfriend. Thing haven't changed in Seattle, Mark is still the horny Jack a** of the century, as he still tries to get into it with Addison again. It is cool how the made some reference to Los Angeles, but remember where Private Practice left off and Addison was supposed to go out on a date with the officer. Hopefully they might tie in her visit to Seattle in Private Practice. It is cool how this things are linked.

Grey's Anatomy is filled with elevator connotations. How about that awkward moment in the elevator where firstly Derek enters, then Meredith, then things get uncomfortable when Addison enters, but Addison could not care less and Rose entered, it was like Karma was coming back to bite Derek in the a** and he just stood there and watched. Mark added a little humor to that scene when he entered with a burst of laughter and noticed how awkward that would be for Derek with the quote "I bet you'd wished you'd taken the stairs right about now".

Rebecca's back in town and guess what, she's pregnant for Alex, or is she? Is she just finding out methods to get Alex back into her life? Is Alex in for a good or bad turn?

This was an amazing episode filled with ups and downs, twists and turns and most of all surprising dilemma's. If you haven't seen this episode you should, Addison was my reason for checking out this episode and I loved it.