trypanophobia and will they have gossip girl in Turkey?

Part 1: Gossip Girl, main concerns and questions. What does 2012 hold for Gossip Girl?

as I am sure everyone knows, Gossip Girl returns to television on the sixteenth of January. The series took a break for Christmas after a particularly intense Princess Diana-esque episode; and so I have been patiently waiting in suspense for the season to resume.
What do I like about gossip girl, you might ask? well, everything.
And particularly chuck bass, who it turns out, in real life, is english, but the real kind.

                                                                  from 2008, a surprising four years ago.

my priority question, do people in turkey watch gossip girl, and will i be able to?

answer appears to be yes.
http://www.diziizle-tr.com/watch-series/gossip-girl-1-sezon-izle.html


Part 2: Trypanophobia- Inoculation, hazardous to my health.

I had to have a needle today. Though I have, in my life, had multiple needles, I find that the older I get the more terrified I become. At first it's all fun and games, I know what's coming but I'm laughing, and running around somewhat nervously; then I begin talking louder and louder, in higher pitched tones, and I begin to inch towards the nearest exit. I know that my mother (a registered nurse, so don't freak out) has prepared the needle for me in the living room. She comes down to the front entry, takes me by the arm. I resist, just a leeetle, and then a leetle more, though still laughing (kind of). Then I start shrieking a little louder, feel a bit out of breath and lightheaded, and finally concede to having a seat on the couch.
From this point I try to convince her that I don't need a needle, who needs a shot, are you sure this is safe? what if the needle breaks in my leg? what if you're just giving me hepatitis A??....and so on.
she tells me to look at the wall and think about other things but all I can think about it is that needle.

AND THEN SHE GIVES ME THE SHOT-----> RIGHT IN THE RIGHT LEG.
and it doesn't hurt a bit, but when I look down I can see a little bit of blood and I can feel the medication distributing outwards from the injection site. I look up and down and start to feel woozy, and I can feel all the blood leaving my head, I'm all cold and clammy and I have to lie down for like 10 minutes before I feel sane again.

the fear of needles can be cured by hypnosis, unfortunately it is too late for that.

more, later

Larissa