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It’s a good day for retribution! Gossip girl isn’t only good for serving up the latest scoop, but she lends a helping hand in tracking down Juliet when Serena goes all no-contact for 72 hours at the Ostroff. GG’s lead takes Dan and Blair on a road trip to Cornwall where they find Damien and crucial information—Juliet is a townie! The threesome scoots on over to Juliet’s house, being spotted of course; so Juliet hightails it back to the city where she finally confronts Serena.

As for the mysterious Ben, he was Serena’s teacher at the boarding school she and Damien attended. The two were close, but mother dearest heard that they were too close. Naturally, Lily has an innocent man sent to prison based on hearsay. She forged Serena’s name on the affidavit without her knowledge. All eyes are on bad Lily when the truth comes out, and Rufus also reveals that she’s secretly selling Bass Industries. It makes for an awesome holiday party. With all her lies stacked against her, Lily may be the target of the newest takedown when we watch Gossip Girl after the holidays.

Don’t expect cheesy holiday Gossip Girl songs. Surprisingly, this Gossip Girl episode didn’t feature Christmas music aside from The Rosebuds’ “Oh, It’s Christmas.” Additional music from Gossip Girl included Matt and Kim’s “AM/FM Sound,” Twilight Sleep’s “Architect,” Soulja Boy’s “Crank That (Soulja Boy),” Diddy-Dirty money’s “Coming Home” featuring Skylar Grey, Nelly’s “Just a Dream” and Mt. Desolation’s “State of Our Affairs.”

The drama of “Gaslit” has plenty of mind games in play as threats of remorse emerge from two witches. Don’t count on Juliet being burned at the stake for these crimes. Not only does she skip town, but she also lands Lily as her replacement benefactor. The girl has skills.

Serena lands in the hospital with a drug overdose. Lily has her committed, but Dan busts her out. Watch Gossip Girl make a timely entrance as usual with her blast of Serena doing coke? Yes please! S goes back to rehab, as the proof is in the pictures.

Showing class, Jenny comes clean only to find that Vanessa beat her to the punch. It’s a punch to the gut since Vanessa makes Jenny the fall guy to none other than Rufus. Too bad for Vanessa that Jenny goes to a higher authority, the queen. Yes, Jenny fesses up to B and it’s actually a civil encounter. Vanessa has no choice but to run home while Jenny leaves with a clear conscious. Blair and Dan will take Juliet down together to avenge Serena.

There was so much action packed into this Gossip Girl episode that there was little room left for music from Gossip Girl music. For this reason, the Gossip Girl songs featured had to be on point! Gossip Girl music from episode 10 includes The Limiñanas’ “Down Underground,” Mackintosh Braun’s “Made for Us” and Eminem’s “Space Bound.” Alexi Murdoch contributes two songs: “Through the Dark” and “Towards the Sun.”

The terrible blonde twosome and the brunette with always-failing judgment have teamed up to make a well-executed plan. Chuck throws a saints and sinners masquerade party, which works to the witches’ advantage. Jenny and Juliet dress up exactly like Serena, which keeps her from entering the party. She can’t get in again if she’s already entered. Even with the willing suspension of disbelief, it’s hard to believe that neither Blair, Nate or Dan can tell that they’re talking to an imposter Serena.

When Serena finally gets in, the damage has been done. Nate and Dan wash their hands of her when they get a Gossip Girl blast of her kissing them both. Blair shuns their friendship after Serena goes after her spot to rep Girls, Inc. Serena grabs her mask and falls into the arms of a stranger-too bad the mask is drugged and the stranger, Juliet, did it. Bad things continue to happen as we see S in a shady looking motel room.

Music from Gossip Girl’s “The Witches of Bushwick” is in line with the party’s theme—the Gossip Girl songs are so good they make you want to be naughty. The Gossip Girl music featured in this Gossip Girl episode includes Infernal Devices’ “ Fast Enough,” Spoon’s “I Saw the Light,” Lights On’s “We Live Underground,” The Pretty Reckless’ “Make Me Wanna Die,” Birds & Batteries’ “Lightning,” Fans of Jimmy Century’s “Hot Sahara,” Say Hi’s “Devils” and The One AM Radio’s “An Old Photo of Your New Lover.”

Dan started a trend of take downs gone horribly wrong in last week’s Gossip Girl episode. This week, it’s Vanessa’s turn. That girl should have her own bad luck Gossip Girl Music surrounding her in every scene.

Chuck and Blair are having random sex, but Blair soon calls it off. Of course they hook up again by the end of the show, but nonsensical relationship drama is why we love to watch Gossip Girl.

Nate and Vanessa team up to get dirt on Juliet. Nate falls back, leaving Vanessa to pry alone. She and Juliet team up to take down Serena since they loathe her privileged, never-at-fault existence. They forget that Blair is her buffer, but Blair makes it painfully clear when she destroys the evidence of Colin and Serena in her glass of wine. B is classily heinous.

Serena breaks things off with Colin, so Nate and Dan are putty in her hands yet again. For her betrayal, Colin cuts off Juliet, making her poor in every sense of the word. Low on options, Juliet teams up with Vanessa and Jenny. Go team banished! Together, maybe they can take down the spoiled and obnoxiously elite. At the very least, it will be interesting.

There were four Gossip Girl songs this week: The 88’s “As Far as I Can See,” Kendal Johansson’s “Blue Moon,” Pony Up’s “Kick you to the Curb,” and The Drums’ “Down by the Water.” That’s not much music from Gossip Girl, but the quality was excellent.

Gossip Girl goes celebratory this week because it’s Blair’s twentieth birthday. Thanks to Nate and Serena, Chuck and Blair have entered a peace treaty that they must abide by. The two threaten to revoke their friendship if either party violates the treaty. Yeah, we’ll see how long that lasts.

Not everyone is given a party pass in this episode. It’s Rufus and Lily’s anniversary, and they’re bummed because Jenny can’t come home. After a botched attempt to take down Blair and Chuck, Eric bails and leaves Dan to fight alone. The results? Humphrey gets a video of Blair drunkenly belting out Tammy Wynette’s “Stand by Your Man” played at her heavily attended party. It looks like Dan has conformed, much to Rufus’s disappointment.

Blair throws accusations at Chuck, and later on her clothes end up flying off. Atta boy, Chuck! The two best reasons to watch Gossip Girl are back!

Julie and Ben are Colin’s cousins! This makes taking down Serena even harder for Juliet because Colin is her meal ticket. Ben has no sympathy.

Don’t expect cheesy birthday music from Gossip Girl. “War at the Roses” features an artist who actually performs on the show and contributes a couple Gossip Girl songs. The crazy talented and cameo appearing artist is Robyn, and her two songs are “Dancing on My Own” and the acoustic version of “Hang with Me.” Other songs appearing in this Gossip Girl episode include Teenagers in Tokyo’s “New Day” and Rihanna’s “Only Girl (In the World).”

I’m sad to say that “Easy J” is a Gossip Girl fail. Maybe the guest stars were supposed to dazzle us from noticing the overkill of coincidences in one episode. It doesn’t work.

Serena spends the night with Colin, who coincidentally ends up being her professor. Blair has a twist to her recurring Chuck nightmare which ends with a blonde haired individual out to get her. Enter Jenny, coincidentally a blonde, who happens to have a meeting with Tim Gunn in the city. Jenny tips off Gossip Girl about losing her virginity to Chuck in order to break free from Chuck and Blair’s manipulation. She leaves them speechless.

Nate’s stupidity towards Juliet is infuriating. He gets close to uncovering something, but he falls for one of her pathetic excuses. Ben the jailbird seems equally irritated at their relationship. He sends Juliet a warning by having Nate’s father jumped. To top things off, we see a disheveled Juliet in none-other than Colin’s office waiting to pick up her check.

The Gossip Girl songs are definitely the saving grace of this Gossip Girl episode. The varied music from Gossip Girl includes The Black Keys’ “She’s Long Gone,” Jesus Alejenadro El Nino’s “Rebulu,” Francisco The Man’s “That I Could See,” Henry Mancini’s “Cutting Roat A New One,” Shapes of Race Cars’ “World's End ,” Robyn’s “None of Dem” featuring Royskopp and Eminem’s “Love The Way You Lie” featuring Rihanna. Benoit Mansion contributed two Gossip Girl songs: “L'Amour De Matin” and “Je N'Suis Rien.”

Hello again, Gossip Girl fans! “Goodbye Columbia” had me at the edge of my seat the entire episode. I couldn’t wait to see which of our faves would be saying goodbye to Columbia, but I was desperately rooting for Juliet.

Serena may have given too many guys the green light when a Gossip Girl blast comes through insinuating she has an STD. To make things worse, she’s accused of sending her professor an email offering sex for a good grade. Only a desperate, jealous fool would frame S like this.

Well, the desperate fool is Vanessa, and Juliet is the evil genius. Vanessa’s insecurities about Serena and Dan make her the perfect fall guy.

Blair may be saying goodbye to Columbia too. Between her association with Serena and her turf battle with Chuck, the Columbia staff is growing impatient.

Chuck’s making moves to ruin Blair’s future and has an inside source. Chuck threatens to let the Jenny secret and makes a call to Jenny at the end of the show. Little J may be ready to take down Queen B once and for all.

Seriously, what’s the deal with the Gossip Girl music? Episodes are usually jam-packed with Gossip Girl songs, but the past few have been pretty barebones. Music from Gossip Girl this week includes Tokyo Police Club’s “Bambi,” The Broken Remotes’ “Found in a Magazine,” Far East Movement’s “Like a G6,” Kanye West’s “Power,” Das Pop’s “Never Get Enough,” Buva’s “You” and Mikey Jukebox’s “Jump in the Fire.”