Forse cercavi: Gossip Girl plot of Juliet Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Nate confronts Juliet after discovering a secret she has been keeping from everyone. Dan and Nate realize they both still have feelings for Serena. Chuck and Blair decide it's in both their best interests to put the past behind them and end their vindictive games.
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Vanessa joins Juliet's scheme to try to bring down Serena when damaging information about Serena falls into her lap. Nate discovers Juliet's real secret and Dan ...
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9 nov 2010 · Juliet takes the memory card and marches over to the dean, explaining that she has proof that Serena is having an affair with her professor.
17 dic 2021 · Why did Juliet want to stop her operation to bring Serena down ? Dan knowing that Serena is his step sister still trying to Persue her.
8 nov 2010 · Juliet goes to Colin's to get the photographic evidence of him and Serena being together. Colin walks in right after she retrieves the camera ...
Gossip Girl episode recap "Juliet Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
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8 nov 2010 · Nate finally finds out that Juliet has been lying, Serena continues to tread in dangerous territory while dating her professor and Chuck and Blair have lots ( ...
8 nov 2010 · EPISODE DESCRIPTION: CAN CHUCK AND BLAIR REALLY BE FRIENDS? — Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair (Leighton Meester) decide it's in both their ...
20 nov 2010 · I went to Juliet's apartment this morning, and it turns out she doesn't live there. She never has. What? Look, I'm sorry, Vanessa. I should've ...
9 nov 2010 · Eight episodes into the season, we still don't know why Juliet's bad brother Ben is trying to ruin Serena's life—and frankly, by now, we don't care.