Gossip Girl 1-2-3

November 10, 2009 at 7:19am PST

Tags: Gossip Girl, Hilary Duff, Jessica Szohr, Penn Badgley, Threeway

Hilary Duff kissing a girl on TV: cool. Hilary Duff kissing Vanessa on Gossip Girl: NOT cool!

The much talked about (both good and bad) Gossip Girl threeway went down last night, and it was, well, pretty lame. As soon as the episode started we knew who it was going to be: Dan, Olivia, and Vanessa, but we kept hoping for someone else, anyone else.

In the end all we got to see was some kissing. Dan kisses Olivia. Olivia kisses Vanessa. Dan kisses Vanessa. And when it's over we see them all sleeping together in bed. It seems like the whole controversy was for nothing, but did anyone really expect it to be that steamy?

It's been a pretty boring season so far though, so at least it gives us something to talk about. XOXO.

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