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Gossip Girl - The Complete First Season – DVD Review


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Gossip Girl - The Complete First Season

Want to know a secret? A really juicy secret? Look no further than the latest message from Manhattan's notorious blogger Gossip Girl. She keeps tabs on the city's most elite ...more

  • US Release: 2008-10-13
  • UK Release: 2008-08-18

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