Former Gossip Girl star Leighton Meester is set to make her return to television in the upcoming CW show 'Good Cop/Bad Cop.' Meester gained fame for her role as Blair Waldorf in the popular teen drama series that aired from 2007 to 2012.
The new show, 'Good Cop/Bad Cop,' will feature Meester as Lou, one half of an unconventional detective duo alongside her brother Henry, played by Luke Cook. The siblings work together in a small Pacific Northwest police force, with their father, Big Hank, portrayed by Clancy Brown, serving as the police chief.
According to TVLine, filming for 'Good Cop/Bad Cop' is set to begin this spring, with a scheduled release date in 2025. The show will also be available for streaming on The Roku Channel.
Success of Gossip Girl Cast Members
Following the conclusion of Gossip Girl in 2012, many cast members went on to achieve success in their respective careers. Blake Lively, who played Serena van der Woodsen, starred in several successful films such as 'The Age of Adaline' and 'A Simple Favor.'
Penn Badgley, known for his role as Dan Humphrey, found success as Joe Goldberg in the Netflix series 'You,' which is set to conclude with its fifth season. Chace Crawford appeared in various shows before landing a regular role in Prime Video's 'The Boys.'
Ed Westwick, who portrayed Chuck Bass, starred in shows like 'Snatch' and 'White Gold.' Meanwhile, Leighton Meester had a more understated career post-Gossip Girl, with her last leading role in the ABC sitcom 'Single Parents.'
Meester's return to television in 'Good Cop/Bad Cop' marks an exciting comeback for the actress, offering fans a chance to see her in a new and intriguing role after over a decade since Gossip Girl concluded.
About Gossip Girl
Gossip Girl, based on the novel by Cecily von Ziegesar, originally aired in 2007 and followed the lives of wealthy teens in Manhattan as chronicled by the mysterious blogger, Gossip Girl. The show's success led to international adaptations and a recent reboot that ran for two seasons on Max.
The original Gossip Girl series captivated audiences with its portrayal of teenage complexities and ensemble cast chemistry, making it a cultural phenomenon that continues to resonate with viewers.
