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    Has 'Gossip Girl' Lost Its Original Magic? Pop Culture Expert Thinks So
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    "The silence is deafening," Syracuse University Prof. Robert Thompson, a popculture expert, tells The News. "Gossip Girl was like Twitter - when people first discovered it, they couldn't stop talking about it. But the enchantment has worn off." But why? With the help of Thompson, NY Daily News writer Cristina Kinon outlined a couple reasons that Gossip Girl is un-gossip-worthy in 2009. Full Article at Buddy TV
    Gossip Girl was like Twitter - when people first discovered it, they couldn't stop talking about it. But the enchantment has worn off.
    SOURCE: Buddy TV 3 weeks ago
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Has 'Gossip Girl' Lost Its Original Magic? Pop Culture Expert Thinks So
  1. That would have never happened a year ago. Now everyone wants to argue about the Gosselins instead.
    SOURCE: Buddy TV 3 weeks ago
  2. buzz is like a Dow Jones Industrial Average, an indicator of things to come.
    SOURCE: Buddy TV 3 weeks ago
  3. They're no longer that interesting
    SOURCE: Buddy TV 3 weeks ago
  4. It's getting a little long in the tooth ... The premise of the show was so interesting and exciting in the beginning, but this season's story lines don't seem to be clicking. It's not like if you watch an episode this season, you can say that it's fundamentally worse than it was last season - it just do...
    SOURCE: Buddy TV 3 weeks ago

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