Monday, Nov. 16
8/7c
Gossip Girl (CW)
Blair calls in a favor to arrange a private concert with Lady Gaga, who performs in the episode.
Heroes (NBC)
Samuel (guest star Robert Knepper) learns just how powerful he can become and takes dangerous measures to reach his full potential.
House (Fox)
House's medical license is reinstated, just in time to...
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Gossip Girl
9/8c CW
Lady Gaga appears in tonight's episode, and if things go Blair's way, she'll agree to a private concert for some NYU students. Blair's been trying to impress her classmates all season long, and this latest plan of hers just might do the trick. Meanwhile, Dan, Olivia and Vanessa get involved with a school play, but working in such close proximity with each other could prove problematic as they deal with the fallout from their threesome last week.
Read on for previews of Two and a Half Men, Dear Food Network, Castle and Chef Academy.
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Gossip Girl is going Gaga.
On Monday's episode of Gossip Girl, Blair arranges a private concert for the NYU theater kids by pop superstar Lady Gaga, who performs her crack-tastic new single, "Bad Romance."
The CW to debut Life UneXpected in January
Gaga appears on the stage in a blonde fright wig and a red dress so voluminous she needs four backup dancers to move it around the stage for her.
Watch the sneak peek after the jump.
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The CW will pair new midseason drama Life UneXpected with new episodes of One Tree Hill starting Monday, Jan. 18.
Life UneXpected follows a 16-year-old girl...
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This week Gossip Girl was a bit of a numbers game. Jenny faced the devastating prospect of possibly making her society debut solo, and two people who were in a major fight found themselves trapped in an elevator together. And then there was that little matter of a much-hyped threesome that finally took place.
Alone at Cotillion
Gossip Girl made a witty observation comparing the gathering of the heads of each Upper East Side school as a meeting of La Cosa Nostra. Little J entered this meeting the picture of confidence, but she was hiding her insecurity: Deep down, she still felt like little Jenny Humphrey from Brooklyn. (We later found out that the committee only allowed her to make her debut after Lily pulled a lot of strings.) It didn't help matters that Jenny had zero experience with ballroom dancing, while the other girls had years. So Jenny sought to remedy all her woes by securing a powerful date to the cotillion: Graham Collins. However, her minions were having trouble pinning him down.
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