5. Shit, I forgot.
Why is Chuck the behavioral/moral barometer on this show now? Why/huh/guh/what the fuck/why is he telling his friends how to behave and what to do now?

A few things.
1. Not even going to bother speculating with who's in the threesome.

Redshape - The Dance Paradox.
Seek it out. Amazing stuff.

Keith.
Come on, considering you give every episode an A- (or so it seems), this episode deserves an A+ at the very least.

"I need a drink."
I love this show.

Oh yeah, loved this episode.
This season's definitely on an upswing now. Everyone (well, almost) got theirs tonight.

Chuck Bass.
So did he come out as bisexual? I know he's bi in the books (which I haven't read, I swear)…

Damn.
I'm finding myself liking the show less and less as the weeks go by.

I don't get Billy.
He's a talented dancer, no denying that, and his solo showed that but it didn't deserve the tearstorm display - I just felt it was a rushed series of moves. I didn't feel like there was any grace or real feeling to it…

I mostly liked this episode myself.
The guy Georgina turned to when she realized Dan was lying to her looked like the most lecherous guy alive.

Ryan.
Yeah, okay, I'll admit that even if he got through, he wouldn't get that much further based on what we saw tonight but couldn't he get a "dance/fight/whatever for your life" at least? When those two guys got it?

Hilary Duff.
There's no way she'd sign up for a SEVEN-EPISODE stretch if the writers didn't have something more than just being Dan's romantic interest in store for her.

As much as I love this show.
This was basically an inconsequential episode made for Tyra Banks and also to set up even more anticipation for next week's episode, when we'll hopefully finally see Georgina wreak some havoc.

This episode needed more Jane Lynch.
Otherwise, it was decent enough.

Also.
I don't like it when Blair isn't queen of the social ladder. The Gossip Girl universe needs to right itself.

Geor-gina.
I know she requested Blair as a roommate last season (and lied about it in this season), but is it just me or is the new Georgina seem kinda genuine in her newly-secular good naturedness?

Bravo, AV Club.
Good on you to pick the most unflattering photo of Leno to put up there.

Totally saw it coming.
The whole Chuck and Blair roleplaying to keep things interesting storyline. Yet, despite me predicting the whole thing, I loved watching it play out…well, at least the first bit of that little storyline. They just have such a chemistry, it's beautiful.

Don's meaningful conversations with a different stranger.
Is this going to be an ongoing thing? I'm already sick of it.

Oh, my Kasprzak obsession returns.
Ryan's audition was amazing. Don't see what was pretentious about it - that it had a thoughtful concept?