The second season mainly deals with the final year of high school with the Prime Minister at the Hamptons and primarily focused on the relationship between Blair and Chuck. At first they both deny their feelings, and interfere in various problems and blackmail. The first half of the season revolves around Serena's popularity as a member of high society, which distracts everyone from Blair. Their friendship is put to the iskušnje when a Poppy Lifton, a member of high society, which inadvertently affect the shaky relationship between Serena and Blair. Nate faces the consequences of his father's criminal past. Going into the relationship with Vanessa, which is increasingly entering into the world of Upper East Side. In Jenny Humphrey is again awakens her rebellious side, she decided to become a fashion designer, so that annoyed his father. While at the same time because of his friendship with Nate and Serena, Dan from "outsider" becomes "insider". Broadcast the first part of the second season ended in the first weekend of December, the shocking death of Bart Basa.
In the second half of the season we see the consequences of Bart's death, which causes important changes in the development of the character Chuck, but also affect the development of relations between Rufus and Lily, and the discovery that the two have a son and ultimate destruction of the love affair of Dan and Serena. Si John repeated his role of Harold Waldorf during the episode whose plot going for Thanksgiving, which is becoming a keen ambition of attending Yale Blerina. Desmond Harrington came to the series as Čakov manipulative uncle Jack Bass. Feldman returned to the season with Armi Hammer, who plays the new boyfriend of Serena Gabriel Edwards.
Michelle Tračtenberg also returned to the role of Georgina Sparks and filmed her scenes during February, contributing to his re-emergence of the second season mystery. During the second season was filmed pilot episode of future spin-off series that has its premiere in May, but by the CW television network is not supported.
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