How is it possible that Dan is Gossip Girl?

Dan reveals at the end of the series that he was Gossip Girl from the beginning for a way for him to win Serena by writing himself into the Upper East Side, a task he succeeded in by the end of the series.

Did they always plan for Dan to be Gossip Girl?

But as it turns out, Joshua Safran, a writer and producer from the original show, revealed exactly which character was originally meant to be in Dan’s shoes as Gossip Girl. He admitted that it was never meant to be Dan, but rather Nate Archibald who ran the notorious blog detailing the secrets of Manhattan’s elite.

How did Jenny know Dan was Gossip Girl?

In the series finale New York, I Love You XOXO, Jenny appears at Dan and Serena’s wedding. It’s revealed that she has a line with Waldorf Designs called J for Waldorf and that she knew for a long time that Dan was Gossip Girl.

Does Serena find out Dan is Gossip Girl?

She reads it in the series finale, New York, I Love You XOXO, and learns that Dan was Gossip Girl all along. After they talk and he explains everything to her, she realizes what Dan did was truly write a love letter to them all about friendship and where they don’t want to end up.

Does Rufus end up with Lisa Loeb?

Scene from the finale of “Gossip Girl” with Lisa Loeb. The series “Gossip Girl” came to a close last night–and, perhaps improbably, in a flash forward scene taking place five years in the future, the Rufus Humphrey character seemingly ended up with Lisa Loeb, a pop singer whose biggest hit came in the 90s.

Why was Eric written off Gossip Girl?

On Gossip Girl, Paolo played former bad girl Serena’s (Blake Lively) younger brother, Eric van der Woodsen. He left that show to deal with another blonde, the revenge-seeking Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp), on Revenge, ABC’s new hit drama series.

Is Gossip Girl Dan in the books?

Daniel “Dan” Randolph Humphrey is a main character in the Gossip Girl (novel series).

Why is Blair so mean to Jenny?

She’s not only ruthless enough to try and ruin Jenny’s job, but willing to take her mother’s entire show down with her. That’s what Blair’s like, and who Jenny becomes by rivaling her. They’re people who don’t care about collateral and who’s getting caught in the crossfire, which is what makes their rivalry dangerous.