Summary In this episode of the Non Judging Breakfast Pod, hosts Leif and Steve are joined by special guest John Paul from the Last Roundup Horror Show Podcast and the WTF Did I Just Watch? Podcast. Together, they delve into Season 2, Episode 9 of Gossip Girl, titled "There Might Be Blood." The trio discusses Jenny's guerrilla fashion show, Blair's babysitting escapades, and Serena's complicated love life. They explore themes of ambition, teenage rebellion, and the intricacies of friendship within the Upper East Side elite. John Paul shares his unique perspective on the show's characters, having first watched Gossip Girl during the pandemic with his wife. The hosts also touch upon the cultural impact of the series and its parallels with other teen melodramas. Keywords Gossip Girl, fashion show, teenage rebellion, friendship, ambition, Upper East Side, podcast, analysis 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 03:15 Guest Introduction: John Paul 10:30 Discussing Jenny's Guerrilla Fashion Show 18:45 Blair's Babysitting Adventure 25:20 Serena's Complicated Love Life 30:05 Nate's Struggles and Relationships 35:50 Rufus's Parenting Challenges 40:30 Aaron's Creepy Behavior 45:15 Chuck's Redemption Arc 52:00 Episode Grades and Reflections 1:00:00 Stock Watch: Characters Rising and Falling 1:10:00 Best Outfits and Fashion Highlights 1:15:00 Plugs and Closing Remarks Special Guest John Paul Last Roundup Horror Show Podcast - [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJKL29GqbXvDMD4S0e6VVg] WTF Did I Just Watch? Podcast - [https://zombietakeoverstudios.bandcamp.com/album/wtf-did-i-just-watch-season-1] Produced by Leif Capicola and Steve Marchion.  Edited and mixed by Leif Capicola. The Gossip Girl Theme Performed By Steve Marchion. http://www.nonjudgingbreakfastpod.com  Discord - http://njbpod.captivate.fm/discord  ⁠Instagram⁠ & ⁠Tiktok⁠ - @NonJudgingBreakfastPod ⁠ X (twitter)⁠ - @NJBPod Facebook - Non Judging Breakfast Pod ⁠Page ⁠and ⁠Group⁠. ⁠Linktree ⁠ a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZDhBXYx6GsV0WKWKcdv40A" rel="noopener noreferrer"...