Entertainment | Gossip Girl Threesome Complaints May Only Help Gossip Girl Parents Television Council likely to boost racy episode's ratings By Evann Gastaldo Posted Nov 9, 2009 11:14 AM CST Copied In this image released by The CW, a controversial print advertisement for the second season of "Gossip Girl," is shown. (AP Photo/The CW, file) The CW might want to write a thank-you note to the Parents Television Council: All of its moaning about tonight’s Gossip Girl threesome is serving as free publicity for the show, which may just help boost its sagging ratings. No ads have been pulled and no affiliates are boycotting, the Los Angeles Times reports—and it may not be the only racy storyline to hit the show this season. "We're not going to pull back," says a producer. "If anything, we'll be accelerating because we've gotten our footing with these characters being out of high school. The PTC may be writing a lot of letters this year,” Read These Next University does 180 on professor fired for Charlie Kirk post. News outlets parse the fatal shooting in Minneapolis. Christian author Philip Yancey admits to a long-term affair. The woman killed by ICE in Minneapolis was a 37-year-old mom. Report an error