Gossip Girl (2021 TV series)

Gossip Girl is an American teen drama streaming television series developed by Joshua Safran for HBO Max. It is an extension and a standalone sequel to The CW television series of the same name which is based on the novel series written by Cecily von Ziegesar. The series is executive produced by original series' co-creators Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, along with Safran, who was an executive producer on the first series and who also serves as showrunner. The series is narrated by Kristen Bell, who reprised her role as the voice of Gossip Girl, an anonymous and omniscient blogger. The series features an ensemble cast led by Jordan Alexander, Whitney Peak, Tavi Gevinson, Eli Brown, Thomas Doherty, Emily Alyn Lind, Evan Mock, Zión Moreno and Savannah Lee Smith.

Gossip Girl
GenreTeen drama
Based onGossip Girl
by Cecily von Ziegesar
Developed byJoshua Safran
Starring
Narrated byKristen Bell
Music byAriel Rechtshaid
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes12
Production
Executive producers
Producers
  • Ashley Wigfeld
  • Billy Redner
  • Kelli Breslin
Cinematography
  • Jeffrey Waldron
  • Jamie Cairney
  • Crille Forsberg
  • Tom Clancey
  • JP Wakayama
Editors
  • Alec Smight
  • Vanessa Procopio
  • Allyson C. Johnson
  • Jacqueline J. Basse
Running time56–60 minutes
Production companies
Distributor
Release
Original networkHBO Max
Original releaseJuly 8, 2021 (2021-07-08) –
present (present)
Chronology
Preceded byGossip Girl (2007–2012)

It was given a straight-to-series order in July 2019 by HBO Max. Filming takes place in New York City and was originally scheduled to begin in March 2020 before being delayed to November 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gossip Girl premiered on HBO Max on July 8 to mixed reviews, and broke the record for the most-watched HBO Max original series over its launch weekend.[1] The first season consisted of 12 episodes, split into two six-episode parts, with the second half debuting on November 25, 2021. In September 2021, the series was renewed for a second season.

Premise

Nearly a decade after the conclusion of the original series, a new cast of Manhattan private schoolers takes the lead under the watchful eye of Gossip Girl, while demonstrating how much social media – and the landscape of New York City itself – has changed in the intervening years. Gossip Girl is slated to feature more adult content than the original on The CW, owing to the relaxed standards of the HBO Max streaming service. The series is also slated to be more diverse, with non-white leads and LGBT characters.[2]

In regard to continuity, executive producer and showrunner Joshua Safran stated that it is officially in the same continuity of the original Gossip Girl series. However, rather than a direct continuation of the story, it is instead set in the same world where previous characters existed and can be freely referenced and potentially reappear, but stars a different set of characters from a different point of view.

Cast and characters
Main article: List of Gossip Girl characters

Main
  • Jordan Alexander as Julien Calloway,[3] Audrey, Luna, and Monet's best friend and Obie's ex-girlfriend who recently has been united with her maternal half-sister, Zoya. She is the current "it girl" and queen bee at Constance Billard and a fashion influencer.[4]
  • Whitney Peak as Zoya Lott,[3] Julien's morally-upstanding maternal younger half-sister and a scholarship freshman at Constance Billard who goes on to form a relationship with Obie[5]
  • Tavi Gevinson as Kate Keller,[3] an English teacher at Constance Billard who, tired of being bullied by Luna and Monet, leads a ring of teachers as "Gossip Girl"[6]
  • Eli Brown as Otto "Obie" Bergmann IV,[3] an extremely wealthy do-gooder who is considered a guilty rich and is Aki's best friend and Julien's ex-boyfriend who later forms a relationship with Zoya[7]
  • Thomas Doherty as Max Wolfe,[3] a pansexual and headstrong flirt who is interested in Aki and Audrey[8]
  • Emily Alyn Lind as Audrey Hope,[3] a dismissive teenager who is Julien's best friend and Aki's girlfriend with a interest in Max[9]
  • Evan Mock as Akeno "Aki" Menzies,[3][10] Obie's best friend and Audrey's bisexual boyfriend with an interest in Max[11]
  • Johnathan Fernandez as Nick Lott,[12] Zoya's caring father who is a lawyer
  • Adam Chanler-Berat as Jordan Glassberg,[12] Computer science teacher at Constance Billard who helps run the Gossip Girl account. He is interested in Kate.[13]
  • Zión Moreno[lower-alpha 1] as Luna La,[3] a transgender student who serves as Julien's stylist and best friend[14]
  • Savannah Lee Smith[lower-alpha 2] as Monet de Haan,[15][3] the intimidating and powerful lesbian best friend to Julien and Luna who serves as Julien's PR representative[16]
  • Jason Gotay[lower-alpha 3] as Rafa Caparros,[12] a gay Classics teacher at Constance Billard and a sexual predator who preys on his students[17]
  • Todd Almond[lower-alpha 4] as Gideon Wolfe, Max's father and a theater impresario
  • Laura Benanti[lower-alpha 5] as Kiki Hope,[18] an athleisure wear designer and Audrey's alcoholic mother. She has a complicated relationship with her daughter following her divorce after her husband's cheating.

The series is narrated by Kristen Bell as the voice of "Gossip Girl", an online anonymous figure, reprising her role from the 2007 series.

Recurring
  • John Benjamin Hickey as Roy Sachs, Max's father who works as a landscrapper
  • Megan Ferguson as Wendy,[19] an administration staff at Constance Billard with a strong knowledge of the original Gossip Girl blog and goes on to help Kate and Jordan run the new Gossip Girl account.
  • Luke Kirby as Davis Calloway,[20] Julien's music mogul father and Lola's ex-fiancé
  • Elizabeth Lail as Lola Morgan,[21] a singer song-writer and Davis Calloway's ex-fiancée

Guest
  • Jeremy O. Harris as himself[22]
  • Princess Nokia as herself[23]
  • Azhy Robertson as Milo Sparks, Georgina Sparks's son who helps Zoya get revenge on Julien. This character was introduced in the 2007 series played by uncredited child actors.[24]
  • Yin Chang as Nelly Yuki, a high-ranking employee at a magazine company and a former member of Blair Waldorf's clique. Chang reprised her role from the 2007 series.[25]
  • Marc Shaiman as himself[26]
  • Donna Murphy as Vivian Burton, the Headmistress of Constance Billard[27]
  • Lyne Renée as Helena Bergmann,[28] Obie's mother who is an extremely wealthy real estate mogul
  • Malcolm McDowell as Roger Menzies, father of Aki, Jake, Hamish, and Eliza as well as Jodi's ex-husband who is a widely-known media tycoon
  • Hettienne Park as Jodie Menzies, former wife of Roger and Aki's biological mother
  • Lucy Punch as Saskia Bates, Max's surrogate mother and an actress
  • Zuzanna Szadkowski as Dorota Kishlovsky, the Waldorfs' Polish housekeeper. Szadkowski reprised her role from the 2007 series.[29]
  • Wallace Shawn as Cyrus Rose, Gideon's lawyer and Blair Waldorf's stepfather. Shawn reprised his role from the 2007 series.[29]
  • Margaret Colin as Eleanor Waldorf-Rose, a former fashion designer and Blair Waldorf's mother. Colin reprised her role from the 2007 series.[29]
  • Aaron Schwartz as Vanya, Dorota's husband and former doorman of the van der Woodsens' apartment. Schwartz reprised his role from the 2007 series.[30]
  • Kathryn Gallagher as Heidi Bergmann, Obie's sister who took Max's virginity
  • Grace Duah as Shan Barnes, Zoya's new best friend
  • Amanda Warren as Camille de Haan, a biotechnologist and Monet de Haan's mother.
  • Anna van Patten as Grace Byron, the daughter of Virginia state senator, Charlotte Byron and Obie's new girlfriend

Episodes
No.TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release date [31]
1"Just Another Girl on the MTA"Karena EvansTeleplay by : Joshua SafranJuly 8, 2021 (2021-07-08)
As the students return to school after the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of worn-out teachers create an Instagram account as the omniscient and anonymous "Gossip Girl" to take back power from their teenaged tormentors. Determined to start a feud that rivals that of former students Blair and Serena, the teachers set their sights on Julien Calloway, an influencer and student who has secretly paid off the staff to have her younger half-sister, Zoya, admitted. Julien and Zoya are finally united, but keep their long history of social media messaging a secret from their fathers and Julien's friends. After Julien invites Zoya into her group of friends, "Gossip Girl" exposes their secret friendship and how Julien paid for Zoya to receive a scholarship before catching a picture of Zoya and Julien's boyfriend, Obie, and claiming the two to be secret lovers. Julien develops a plan to clear Zoya's name at her fashion show, but Monet and Luna secretly concoct a scheme that gets Zoya kicked out. After Julien does not help Zoya, the two denounce their friendship as Zoya announces her plan to overthrow Julien and becomes close with Obie after he dumps Julien. Meanwhile, Audrey and Aki both develop attractions to Max.
2"She's Having a Maybe"Karena EvansApril BlairJuly 15, 2021 (2021-07-15)
As the teachers prepare for parent–teacher conferences, Audrey is disappointed after her mother, Kiki, fails to show up. Audrey convinces Kiki to attend the school's black-tie fundraiser, but is enraged when Kiki becomes drunk and acts inappropriately. Meanwhile, Obie attempts to form a relationship with Zoya. After "Gossip Girl" posts a picture of the two together, Julien photoshops a picture of herself and Obie together, causing "Gossip Girl" to be denounced as a liar. When it appears Zoya will have to leave the school, Julien steps in to apologize to Zoya and convince their fathers to let Zoya stay. Elsewhere, Max sets his sights on Rafa despite the fact he is a teacher. He makes multiple advances, including making out with Aki at a bathhouse to make Rafa jealous, before Rafa agrees that they can hook up after Max graduates. Audrey then sleeps with Max after she is angered by Aki.
3"Lies Wide Shut"Jennifer LynchLila FeinbergJuly 22, 2021 (2021-07-22)
After Julien and Max spend a night out partying, they discover Max's father is cheating and Julien's father has a secret girlfriend, Lola. Obie meets Nick who finally agrees to let Zoya and Obie go on a date, but after Zoya deals with Internet backlash, she turns to Luna for a makeover of sorts. "Gossip Girl" posts about students cheating in relationships, and both Audrey and Aki are convinced the post is about their own affairs with Max. Max asks Aki to create a fake dating profile under the guise of Rafa to catch his father in the act, and Max and Julien secretly invite Rafa and Lola to the opening night of a Broadway play. Max exposes Roy's cheating to Gideon and, heartbroken and high, reveals Aki and Audrey's infidelities to the two before staying the night on Rafa's couch. Julien and Davis agree that he no longer needs to hide Lola. Meanwhile, the school hires an intelligence team to crack down on "Gossip Girl". Feeling desperate, Kate and Jordan trick Reema into posting while their firewall is down, allowing Reema to get caught and take the blame for the account.
4"Fire Walks with Z"Jennifer LynchCourtney Perdue & Baindu SaiduJuly 29, 2021 (2021-07-29)
It is revealed by "Gossip Girl" that it is Zoya's 15th birthday, however Zoya dismisses her birthday as it is also the anniversary of her and Julien's mother's death. Audrey and Aki begin to avoid each other. Max uses drugs and sex to deal with his parents' split, to which he actively pursues Rafa, who isn't appeased. Kate begins to complain about the workload of running "Gossip Girl" and Jordan and Wendy convince her to let them take some of the workload of "Gossip Girl". After Zoya accuses Julien of trying to get her and Nick evicted from their apartment, Julien decides to take her down, with Luna and Monet suggesting she throw a party. Zoya throws her own party in contest with Julien's and enlists the help of Milo Sparks, Georgina Sparks's son from the original Gossip Girl series. Nick and Davis decide to merge the parties together after their daughters attempt to overthrow each other's party. At the party, Julien publicly humiliates Zoya by showing a video, given to her by “Gossip Girl”, which involves Zoya destroying the school property of her old school in Buffalo. Julien realises how much damage this caused and deems herself a “bully”. Later on, Zoya explains to Julien the backstory of the video and the two reconcile. After avoiding each other for sometime, Audrey and Aki apologize to each other and makeup. In the end, Rafa gives in to Max's sexual pursuits and the two begin a student-teacher affair.
5"Hope Sinks"Pamela RomanowskyAaron FullertonAugust 5, 2021 (2021-08-05)
After a student brings a gun to school, ”Gossip Girl” lands in hot water leading Kate to hold off posting on “Gossip Girl” for awhile to Jordan and Wendy’s disapproval. Now that they’ve reconciled, Julien is destined to prove to her audience that her and Zoya are actually friends. She plans for her and Zoya to do a sister-duo costume at the annual Halloween party, “Hulaween”. Obie starts having doubts about his relationship with Zoya after she becomes distant. After meeting a guy named, Simon, on the bus, Zoya likes the thought of having a friend of her own, which further feeds into Obie’s doubts. Kiki informs Audrey that they would have to leave the city and move, much to Audrey’s dismay. Pippa and Bianca, rivals to Julien from another school, uses the gun incident to their advantage leaving Julien and Zoya to think of a costume that would outshine them at Hulaween. Jordan continues posting on “Gossip Girl” despite Kate’s orders to stop, leaving her with no choice but to deactivate the “Gossip Girl” Instagram account. Aki confronts Max about seeing Rafa, to which Max shrugs him off. Aki then turns to Rafa himself, who ends up threatening Aki if he were to come clean about Max and Rafa’s student-teacher affair. Julien and Zoya decide to dress up as Beyoncé and Solange Knowles respectively at Hulaween, only to find out someone had tipped off the attendees to dress up just like them. Aki tries his best efforts to expose Rafa. The tip off works in Pippa and Bianca's favor as they dress up as Blair Waldorf and Serena van der Woodsen from the original Gossip Girl series. Julien and Zoya then become Chuck Bass and Dan Humphrey, Blair and Serena's respective partners, to show up Pippa and Bianca. After being suspicious of Simon, Obie calls up Nelly Yuki, one of Blair's minions in the original series, to expose what Simon was doing, as Nelly is Simon's boss at a publishing house. Zoya finds out Simon was an insider, only befriending Zoya to gather information to back up his assumption that Zoya is "Gossip Girl". Later on, Max talks to a St. Jude's graduate, who informed him that Rafa sleeps with a new student every year. This leaves Max to confront Rafa about lying, which ends up in Max breaking off their affair. Luna discovers Monet was the tip off and confronts her with Julien. Audrey receives a call notifying her that her mother is in the hospital. After receiving some advice from Nick, Kate sets new boundaries on "Gossip Girl", ultimately turning off the comments to all posts for the foreseeable future.
6"Parentsite"Pamela RomanowskyAshley WigfieldAugust 12, 2021 (2021-08-12)
7"Once Upon a Time in the Upper West"Joshua SafranElaine LohNovember 25, 2021 (2021-11-25)
8"Posts on a Scandal"Kenny LeonEric EidelsteinNovember 25, 2021 (2021-11-25)
9"Blackberry Narcissus"Satya BhabhaAmos MacNovember 25, 2021 (2021-11-25)
10"Final Cancellation"Craig JohnsonRyan KoehnDecember 2, 2021 (2021-12-02)
11"You Can't Take It with Jules"Erica WatsonJaNeika James & JaSheika JamesDecember 2, 2021 (2021-12-02)
12"Gossip Gone, Girl"Darren GrantKelli BreslinDecember 2, 2021 (2021-12-02)

Production

Development

WarnerMedia ordered a revival of the series for HBO Max in July 2019.[32] Although called a "reboot", it was confirmed to be a continuation of the original story by Josh Schwartz.[33] On November 2, 2020, it was announced that Karena Evans would direct the first two episodes of the series.[34] On September 9, 2021, HBO Max renewed the series for a second season.[35]

Writing

The creator and executive producer of the reboot, Safran, says that his priorities for the series are "to focus on stories that are not limited to one demographic.".[36] He also stated "I wanted to be more inclusive; I wanted to showcase a more diverse universe; I wanted to tell more queer stories.".[37]

Casting

In November 2019, it was announced Bell would be returning as the voice of Gossip Girl in the new series.[38] In March 2020, it was reported Alyn Lind, Peak, Brown, Fernandez and Gotay were cast.[39] Later that month, Gevinson, Doherty, Chanler-Berat and Moreno were reported to have joined as well.[40] In April 2020, it was reported Smith had joined the cast.[41] In August 2020, Jordan Alexander joined the cast in a starring role.[42] In October 2020, Evan Mock was cast as a series regular, while Benanti was cast in an undisclosed capacity.[43][44] In March 2021, Lail joined the cast in an undisclosed role.[45] In May 2021, Renée joined the cast in a recurring role.[46] In June 2021, Ferguson and Harris joined the cast in an undisclosed capacities.[47][48]

Filming

Filming for the series was scheduled to begin in March 2020 in New York City[49] but was put on hold due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, and as a result, the release date was pushed back to 2021.[50] Production for the series began on November 2, 2020.[34]

Release

Gossip Girl premiered on HBO Max on July 8, 2021.[51] The first six episodes of the series aired weekly, while the second slate of six episodes released November 25, 2021.[52][53] The first season finale released on December 2, 2021.[54] In June 2021, it was announced that The CW would broadcast the first episode of the reboot on July 9, the day after it premieres on the streaming service, with the episode available to stream on The CW's online platforms after its broadcast.[55]

The series is acquired by BBC One and BBC iPlayer for the UK.[56] For Canada, it's acquired by Crave.[57] In Belgium, the series released on Streamz on July 9, 2021.[58]

Reception

On Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds an approval rating of 37% based on 54 critic reviews, with an average rating of 4.90/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "An ambitious misfire, Gossip Girl stutters more than it struts, stranding a stacked cast in a sumptuous sea of rudderless drama."[59] On Metacritic, the series has a weighted average score of 51 out of 100, based on 28 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[60]

Notes
  1. Moreno does not appear in 1x07 and 1x11 and is not credited.
  2. Smith does not appear in 1x06, 1x07 and 1x11 and is not credited
  3. Gotay is only credited as "Starring" from 1x01 to 1x07, after that he does not appear and is not credited.
  4. Almond is only credited as "Starring" in select episodes.
  5. Benanti is only credited as "Starring" in select episodes.

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