This episode is okay, it's not of my all-time favorites, but it is worth a watch. It's definitely not bad enough to skip.
In this episode, the annual Cotillion Ball is approaching, and Blair decides to go without Nate. But when she finds herself being featured in The New York Times, she asks if he will pretend to be her date, for the good publicity. Meanwhile, Serena decides to not go to the ball at all, but her Grandmother convinces her to. Jenny volunteers to help organize the ball, and Lily takes her under her wing. But then her parents tell her that Jenny can't attend the ball, because of her Mother's recent returning, and her new art gallery show. How rude. A lot of other stuff happens in this episode, it's just so hard to sum up.
Overall, I give this episode a 6 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Good.
In this episode, the annual Cotillion Ball is approaching, and Blair decides to go without Nate. But when she finds herself being featured in The New York Times, she asks if he will pretend to be her date, for the good publicity. Meanwhile, Serena decides to not go to the ball at all, but her Grandmother convinces her to. Jenny volunteers to help organize the ball, and Lily takes her under her wing. But then her parents tell her that Jenny can't attend the ball, because of her Mother's recent returning, and her new art gallery show. How rude. A lot of other stuff happens in this episode, it's just so hard to sum up.
Overall, I give this episode a 6 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Good.