With rumors swirling that a "significant death" is heading our way sometime before Gossip Girl's Season 5 finale, we're crazy-anxious to figure out who the unlucky Upper East Sider might be!

We already threw a few suggestions your way, but now we're expanding our search in an effort to get closer to the truth! Here are our most likely of suspects...

We officially ruled yesterday that CeCe seems the most likely to be on her way out. She's sick, she's been sick, and she's, well, the oldest member of the GG crew. We'd be sorrier to see her go, except that she's perpetually a dark spot in the lives of everyone! So... y'know. That's also the reason we're not completely sold that the news points to her. CeCe has never felt "significant" to the show — though perhaps the fall-out of her death would be?

Louis (Hugo Becker)'s death, however, has "significant" written all over it. Louis, say, falling to his death while rock climbing... or, uhhh, racing motorcycles or... whatever, would pave the way for Blair(Leighton Meester)'s life to start anew (with Dan! or Chuck!). But with B's other sorta-annoying storyline this season — the baaaby — having wrapped so quickly, we doubt Louis will be dispatched with such ease. Mega-hrmphs.

Master Bass has been so close to death on so many occasions, that it'd seem TOTALLY UNFAIR for the show to give him the big heave-ho after all he's been through. On the other hand, Chuck (Ed Westwick)'s death would MASSIVELY rock Blair, who has spent nearly every waking moment of the last three episodes trying to protect him via that wacky pact with the G-O-D. It'd also massively rock, like, EVERYONE. Lily would be heartbroken! Nate would lose his BFF! Serena, her step-bro! Dan (Penn Badgley), his... whatever those guys are! But while it'd make for great DRAMA, we think killing off Chuck would be near-suicide for the show, and the GGproducers are nothing if not strategic. (We're just going to put this idea out of mind completely. RIGHT NOW.)

Love her or hate her, Georgina packs a punch every time she arrives on the UES. But with next season sounding like it's definitely gonna be the last one of Gossip Girl — and confirmation last Monday that Georgina is NOT the real GG — perhaps the Queen of Mean is getting the boot in favor of a Sparks-less Season 6? With Georgina's reign of terror over, the gangcould then focus on uncovering who the REAL culprit is behind the infamous blog (which is something that will definitely happen eventually, right?!).

We know Jack's on his way back into town to help Chuck sort through some issues, presumably about Mama Bass and/or Diana Payne's Bass family involvement... and he's supposed to return a little less scandalous and mean-spirited. (What a change for Uncle Jack, eh?). But a nice Jack Bass is SUSPECT in our eyes, which makes us think there's a possibility he could be coming back to break Chuck's heart... by DYING. It seems possible that Uncle and Nephew could bond, only to have the former take a turn for the worse. It'd leave the Bass name all to Chuck (something he's repeatedly wanted), but losing his last remaining family member might also leave him one totally sad mack.

We shudder to think what the loss of their mother would do to poor Serena and Eric, but since we know Papa vdW is coming back because of a family "crisis," it seems likely that that crisis will directly impact this particular household. A check in the "unlikely" category? No news that Connor Paolo has any plans to return. Could Lily really be written off without her kiddo by her side? We think not.

If we turn our attention back to those Rhodes women, we find another person of some significance in Carol. Think about it, if Carol were to kick the bucket, it'd likely force all these crazy Rhodes to the TRUTH. Imagine how awesome Carol's memorial service could be with Real Charlie and Fake Charlie showing up to mourn! OMGGG, right? And with Ivy so well-liked within the fam, and Lola making her way into the mix quite nicely... Who the heck would the family choose? Charlie Partyyy!

The 100th episode has opened up some major plotlines for the spring season. When Wetpaint Entertainment had the chance to catch up with exec producers Josh Safran and Stephanie Savage, we got all the scoop on your favorite Upper East Siders.

Read on to find out what to expect from Nate’s love life, Georgina’s endeavor, the two Charlie Rhodes, and whether or not there’s more Gossip Girl on the horizon after Season 5.

What are we going to see in the spring episodes?

Josh: You’re going to see a lot of people reacting and behaving badly about certain decisions that have been made. And you’re going to see Georgina really try to get even more dirt and gossip, and stick around and cause so much more trouble.

Are you nervous about how fans will react to Georgina as Gossip Girl?

Josh: Totally! Of course. You’re always nervous but we feel very confident about that and where the story is going. Once you see more the picture will become clearer.

Whether she’s the old Gossip Girl or the new Gossip Girl, she’s going to take on this role full force?

Josh: She has this role. And now that you see that she has this role you’re invited into a process that for years you haven’t seen. So seeing that process of just how Gossip Girl gets her tips and what she does to get her tips is really fun and a new thing.

Stephanie: You get to go behind the curtain with the wizard.

What is her motive? Pure evil?

Stephanie: It’s more entertainment than evil.

Josh: …Entertaining herself. Maximum damage makes her laugh. The more she can laugh, the better.

We met the real Charlie Rhodes, are you going to develop that character?

Josh: Absolutely. You see her in Episode 11, you see her in [the wedding] episode as well, andElla Rae Peck will be with us for quite a long time.

Where’s Ivy hiding?

Josh: Actually, that’s a really good question. And there’s an answer in that.

Nate seems to have love on the horizon, what will we see for him?

Josh: I think Nate(Chace Crawford) has had so many problems with his family that when he meets someone else who deals with similar things he’s actually in a position to help them and use what he’s learned in his life to help someone else — as opposed to constantly getting sh*t on. The love on the horizon is a really interesting story for him, I think, and allows him to mature emotionally in a way that this year he’s matured in business.

How does Elizabeth Hurley (Diana Payne) tie into the storyline?

Josh: Elizabeth is coming back, and she’s coming back in a very delicious fashion. It’s almost like a shot in the arm in the last third of the season. When she comes back the Chuck Bass (Ed Westwick) story and the Nate story will converge, with Diana. And Jack Bass (Desmond Harrington) comes back in convergence with that same story.

Will there be another season?

Stephanie: Well, we’re not writing a series finale this year. That’s after so many conversations where people roll their eyes at me and go, “dude, seriously, you have to stop asking if you should be writing the series finale.” We’ve definitely checked in with our bosses to make sure we’re not shooting ourselves in the foot.