
Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick were spotted shooting an Oh-So-Close scene on the NYC set of Gossip Girl. Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair (Leighton Meester). Blair and Chuck. Up until this season, we didn’t even look at another ‘ship. And although we’re pretty infatuated with Dair these days, that doesn’t mean Chair doesn’t have a special place in our hearts. Let’s take a walk down memory lane, shall we?
Season 1
The limo Where it all began. For two such classy people, gettin’ it on in the backseat is pretty out of character — even if it is the backseat of a limo. But Chuck always brings out Blair’s wild side, which is why they’re so good together. The necklace Both Chuck and Blair are too intent on ruling the world to admit how much their hookup means — but Chuck says it the Upper East Side way: with a mad-expensive present and about half an hour of neck-stroking. Blair is still fixated on Nate, and Chuck is still fixated on never loving anyone ever, but it’s clear their feelings are too strong to ignore.

The helipad Of course, it would never be that easy. Even with Nate out of the picture, Chuck and Blair can’t stop getting in their own way. Instead of whisking Blair off to Europe for a romantic summer together, commitment-phobe Chuck leaves her waiting for him alone at the helipad. Man, we hate when guys stand us up at the helipad. Season 2 The power struggle If Chuck thinks Blair will crawl back after his abandonment, lonely and forlorn, he’s dead wrong: Queen B comes roaring back from Europe with an aristocratic boyfriend in tow. Chuck is more besotted than ever, but neither he nor Blair can bring themselves to be the first to admit that they’re in love. The battle to force each other to say those infamous three words, eight letters becomes a game in itself — one they aren’t sure they can leave behind for a chance at a real relationship. The loss But, as usually happens, real life intervenes to put their petty games in perspective. When Chuck’s father dies, Blair swoops in to comfort him, admitting what he’d known all along: That she’s in love with him. Unfortunately for her, Chuck is the kind of guy who reacts to strong emotion by flying off to Thailand for an orgy.

The reunion Finally. Finally. After months of brooding Chuck gets it together, admits that he loves Blair, and wins her back the only way he knows how: With lots of expensive presents from all over Europe. Season 3 The honeymoon Chuck and Blair are finally together, and they can express their love with manipulative games, team scheming, and lots of lounging around the penthouse. The betrayal … until he tries to trade her to his slimy uncle for a hotel. Blair can appreciate a good scheme, but not when she’s the victim. The Humphrey Hey, Chuck, here’s a suggestion for how to win Blair back after you’ve tried to trade her for a hotel: Don’t sleep with Jenny Humphrey (Taylor Momsen). The look Blair gives him when she finds out probably hurts worse than the gunshot wound he gets a few days later.

Season 4 The Prince Ol’ Chuckles has a bit of a quarterlife crisis, reinventing himself as a simple barback named Henry Prince to win the heart of sweet Parisian peasant Eva. But his billions soon beckon, and though he tries to bring Eva with him, ultimately she can’t hack it in his world — especially with Blair determined to take her down. The feminist awakening Post-Eva, what’s keeping them apart? Only B’s sudden realization that if things keep going as they are, she’ll always be known primarily as Mrs. Chuck Bass. And queens aren’t known under any name but their own. Blair is determined to blaze her own path — but will Chuck still be waiting for her when she does?

The Humphrey, part II Before Blair’s ready to reconsider a relationship with Chuck, the Waldorf Success Express makes a brief stop in Brooklyn. She and Dan share a “life-changing” kiss — but it’s momentous only because it makes her realize that she and Chuck are meant to be.
The rejection Blair tells Chuck that she’s ready to begin their wheeling-and-dealing life together, but in true Basshole form, he effs it all up by intentionally humiliating Dan. Blair dumps him. Again.
The Prince, part II Prince Louis heads to NYC, Vivier in hand, to find his Queen B. After sneaking around for a few days, Blair and her French beau debut their relationship in front of the paparazzi. Although it’s glitzy and glamorous, something about this royal romance doesn’t ring true.
One thing’s for sure: Chuck and Blair aren’t done yet. We can’t wait to see what’s next for these two, and which mode of transportation they’ll drag into their saga. Coming up on Gossip Girl: Chuck. Blair. Aircraft carrier.
Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick were spotted shooting an Oh-So-Close scene on the NYC set of Gossip Girl. Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair (Leighton Meester). Blair and Chuck. Up until this season, we didn’t even look at another ‘ship. And although we’re pretty infatuated with Dair these days, that doesn’t mean Chair doesn’t have a special place in our hearts. Let’s take a walk down memory lane, shall we?
Season 1
The limo Where it all began. For two such classy people, gettin’ it on in the backseat is pretty out of character — even if it is the backseat of a limo. But Chuck always brings out Blair’s wild side, which is why they’re so good together. The necklace Both Chuck and Blair are too intent on ruling the world to admit how much their hookup means — but Chuck says it the Upper East Side way: with a mad-expensive present and about half an hour of neck-stroking. Blair is still fixated on Nate, and Chuck is still fixated on never loving anyone ever, but it’s clear their feelings are too strong to ignore.

The helipad Of course, it would never be that easy. Even with Nate out of the picture, Chuck and Blair can’t stop getting in their own way. Instead of whisking Blair off to Europe for a romantic summer together, commitment-phobe Chuck leaves her waiting for him alone at the helipad. Man, we hate when guys stand us up at the helipad. Season 2 The power struggle If Chuck thinks Blair will crawl back after his abandonment, lonely and forlorn, he’s dead wrong: Queen B comes roaring back from Europe with an aristocratic boyfriend in tow. Chuck is more besotted than ever, but neither he nor Blair can bring themselves to be the first to admit that they’re in love. The battle to force each other to say those infamous three words, eight letters becomes a game in itself — one they aren’t sure they can leave behind for a chance at a real relationship. The loss But, as usually happens, real life intervenes to put their petty games in perspective. When Chuck’s father dies, Blair swoops in to comfort him, admitting what he’d known all along: That she’s in love with him. Unfortunately for her, Chuck is the kind of guy who reacts to strong emotion by flying off to Thailand for an orgy.

The reunion Finally. Finally. After months of brooding Chuck gets it together, admits that he loves Blair, and wins her back the only way he knows how: With lots of expensive presents from all over Europe. Season 3 The honeymoon Chuck and Blair are finally together, and they can express their love with manipulative games, team scheming, and lots of lounging around the penthouse. The betrayal … until he tries to trade her to his slimy uncle for a hotel. Blair can appreciate a good scheme, but not when she’s the victim. The Humphrey Hey, Chuck, here’s a suggestion for how to win Blair back after you’ve tried to trade her for a hotel: Don’t sleep with Jenny Humphrey (Taylor Momsen). The look Blair gives him when she finds out probably hurts worse than the gunshot wound he gets a few days later.

Season 4 The Prince Ol’ Chuckles has a bit of a quarterlife crisis, reinventing himself as a simple barback named Henry Prince to win the heart of sweet Parisian peasant Eva. But his billions soon beckon, and though he tries to bring Eva with him, ultimately she can’t hack it in his world — especially with Blair determined to take her down. The feminist awakening Post-Eva, what’s keeping them apart? Only B’s sudden realization that if things keep going as they are, she’ll always be known primarily as Mrs. Chuck Bass. And queens aren’t known under any name but their own. Blair is determined to blaze her own path — but will Chuck still be waiting for her when she does?

The Humphrey, part II Before Blair’s ready to reconsider a relationship with Chuck, the Waldorf Success Express makes a brief stop in Brooklyn. She and Dan share a “life-changing” kiss — but it’s momentous only because it makes her realize that she and Chuck are meant to be.
The rejection Blair tells Chuck that she’s ready to begin their wheeling-and-dealing life together, but in true Basshole form, he effs it all up by intentionally humiliating Dan. Blair dumps him. Again.
The Prince, part II Prince Louis heads to NYC, Vivier in hand, to find his Queen B. After sneaking around for a few days, Blair and her French beau debut their relationship in front of the paparazzi. Although it’s glitzy and glamorous, something about this royal romance doesn’t ring true.
One thing’s for sure: Chuck and Blair aren’t done yet. We can’t wait to see what’s next for these two, and which mode of transportation they’ll drag into their saga. Coming up on Gossip Girl: Chuck. Blair. Aircraft carrier.
