The CW releases a clip of “One Tree Hill” where Brooke tells Haley that she might be with a child. While handing out Haley’s stage comeback outfit, Brooke comes clean with her fear that Julian may not take the baby news well. Haley thinks otherwise and suggests that Brooke get it checked to doctor.

The synopsis released by the network for the November 9 episode suggests that the news threatens Brooke and Julian’s fairytale romance. Besides, the situation will be much complex than it appears. The preview released on Monday, November 2 reveals that a crying Alex is pleading Julian to come for her.

The episode called “Now You Lift Your Eyes to the Sun” also deals with Haley returning to the stage and Dan Scott returning to Tree Hill much to the chagrin of Nathan, who is about to sign a new NBA contract with the help of his agent Clay. Meanwhile, Milicent is taking a thinner look which may be the result of her pills intake.

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A new sneak peek to “One Tree Hill” is released along with an insight from creator Mark Schwahn. The clip takes the scene when Haley and Brooke prepare meals and clothes for their men to go on a camping trip. Nathan and Julian are reluctant to go particularly because they are not used to hang out together.

In the synopsis, it is revealed that Julian agrees to a weekend camping trip but struggles to fit in with Nathan and the guys. Schwahn said that Terrence Coli wrote the episode so it can be expected that it would be “whimsical”.

Back in Tree Hill, Brooke, Quinn and Haley spend Girl’s Night doing a little bonding of their own. Schwahn said they are not going to do a special episode for Halloween festivity but there is still a spooky element involving the girls. They are going to have pot brownies and a psychic coming to the house.

“I (Just) Died in Your Arms Tonight” airs on Monday, November 2.

In a surprising move, Dan brings Renee onto his television show, leaving Nathan and Haley powerless to stop him from revealing the truth of her pregnancy to the world. The “One Tree Hill” episode named after The Avett Brothers’ single will air on Monday, October 26.

James Lafferty who plays Nathan talked to Zap2It recently to comment about the sex scandal and the involvement of Dan. Asked whether Dan has a pure motive to help his son this time, Lafferty said, “In the past, Dan has saved Nathan and he’s absolutely been there for Nathan, whether or not Nathan wanted him to be. But Nathan has still shut Dan out. Even now, he doesn’t consider Dan to be a part of his family and there’s really nothing Dan can do to get back in. I think the audience has to consider that this could make Dan even more bitter than he once was.”

“I and Love and You” will also focus on the love triangle between Quinn, Sara and Clay. Quinn examines what went wrong with David, while Sara and Clay discuss their past. Meanwhile, Brooke comes clean with Julian about her true desires.

He’s gone from a bad boy to the ultimate family man.

But has Nathan cheated on Haley? That’s the question hanging over One Tree Hill these days.

In a new interview
with TV Guide, star James Lafferty says he’s “excited” about season seven developments so far. Here are excerpts from the article:

On the Nathan/Renee storyline: I was excited [because] it’s rare nowadays that the Nathan and Haley relationship is threatened in any way. They used to have their ups and downs when they were in high school, married, and lately they’ve been a pretty rock-solid foundation. At no point did I actually think it would break them up, which would cause mutiny from the fans, so for me it was exciting because I knew it would be a great story to tell.

On the return of Rachel as Dan’s wife: I was a little shocked, as I’m sure the audience was. People think no one in Tree Hill can date outside the same pool of people, but it’s actually amazing how well that relationship works and where they’re going with it. What they actually do with that relationship is going to be something that the audience is really captivated by.

On future Naley children: I don’t know actually, but I don’t think it’s ever out of the question. Nathan and Haley have their hands full with Jamie, but I think that would be an exciting thing for the fans to see.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 26

“ONE TREE HILL” — (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET)
“I and Love and You” (TV-PG, D) (HDTV)

JAMES LAFFERTY DIRECTS THE EPISODE — Dan (Paul Johannson) brings Renee (guest star Kate French) onto his television show, leaving Nathan (James Lafferty) and Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) powerless to stop him from revealing the truth of her pregnancy to the world. Quinn (Shantel VanSanten) examines what went wrong with David (guest star Scott Holroyd), and Sara (guest star Amanda Schull) and Clay (Robert Buckley) discuss their past. Meanwhile, Brooke (Sophia Bush) comes clean with Julian (Austin Nichols) about her true desires. James Lafferty directed the episode written by Mark Schwahn (#707).

Next week, “One Tree Hill” will still be circling around the scandal involving Nathan but a solution is coming from one person. Dan makes a call to Nathan to tell him that he has come to knowledge about the problem he faces. Nathan, still unwilling to accept Dan, said “We don’t know you and stay away from me and my family.” Later on Dan takes the matter into his own hands by meeting Renee and giving her a proposition.

Meanwhile, Haley is thrust into the spotlight and storm of Nathan’s growing scandal, and is seen in the preview getting arrested. Against her better judgment, Brooke allows Julian to continue working with Alex. Millicent gets a new job, which may cause trouble for Mouth. Meanwhile, Clay and Quinn grow closer.

The episode called “Your Cheatin’ Heart” is going to air on Monday, October 12. Kate French guest stars as Renee.

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With Robert Buckley - who interviewed last month! - on board One Tree Hill as a sports agent, the potential for athletes to cross over to the small screen is never-ending.

Jerry Rice has already appeared on season seven of the show.

Now, we can report that former NFL running back and Hall of Famer John Riggins will debut on the season’s 10th episode. He’ll portray Clay’s boss, Ken Arthur, a character that may stick around.

Riggins rushed for 11,352 yards in his career. He’s previously guest-starred on Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Guiding Light.

Nathan’s scandal becomes public and worst of all, Jamie finds out about it. In the preview for “One Tree Hill” episode “Believe Me, I’m Lying“, Jamie asks Haley what’s the meaning of “lovechild” which is written on the front cover of a tabloid bearing Nathan’s picture with Renee.

Meanwhile, Brooke is gearing up her fashion show but it brings an unexpected responsibility for Millicent. Also, Haley convinces her sister Quinn to talk to her estranged husband David but she ends up being in the same car with Clayton. Mouth makes a decision that could threaten his career.

“Believe Me, I’m Lying”, which is derived from the title of Forever the Sickest Kids’ single, will air on Monday, October 5. Scott Holroyd guest stars as David.

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BROOKE QUESTIONS ALEX’S MOTIVES — Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) is thrust into the spotlight and storm of Nathan’s (James Lafferty) growing scandal. Against her better judgement, Brooke (Sophia Bush) allows Julian (Austin Nichols) to continue working with Alex (Jana Kramer “Entourage”). Millicent (Lisa Goldstein) gets a new job, which may cause trouble for Mouth (Lee Norris). Meanwhile, Clay (Robert Buckley) and Quinn (Shantel VanSanten) grow closer. Paul Johansson also stars. Peter B. Kowalski directed the episode written by Mark Schwahn (#705).

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Earlier today, The CW announced it has picked up
One Tree Hill for a full season.

To many fans of the show, this is exciting for one huge reason: more Robert Buckley!

The former Lipstick Jungle star has come aboard the long-time series in the role of Clay. In an exclusive interview, he tells TV Fanatic about joining the cast, as well as not wearing a shirt…

TV Fanatic: Are you wearing a shirt right now?
Robert Buckley: Yes.

TV Fanatic: Does it ever bother you that you’re almost as well known for your literal body of work as for your acting skills?
Buckley: No, because it was never to the detriment of my performance. Going back to Lipstick Jungle, I know I received compliments on the superficial, so to speak, but it was never said in a way that implied I lacked talent as an actor.
That being said, I knew I wanted a new role that was more than just the half-naked, cabana boy. You’ll see me in a lot more clothing on One Tree Hill.

TV Fanatic: You’ve come aboard a long-running show and sort of replaced one of its bigger stars, Chad Michael Murray. Have you felt any pressure in that regard?
Buckley: I never looked at it that way. The show jumped ahead 14 months, so Lucas and Peyton had a child and left; it was a natural course of events.
A lot can happen in real life in a year’s time, so there’s wasn’t pressure to fill anyone’s shoes. The storyline made sense that I wouldn’t be treated as a replacement.

TV Fanatic: Did it help that you weren’t the only new cast member this season? (Jana Kramer and Shantel VanSanten are also new regulars.)
Buckley: I felt self-imposed pressure because the show has been a success for six years. I felt like the new kid in school, but I buddied up quickly with Shanel. We were like the two kids not sitting at the cool table at lunch.
I didn’t know anyone else in the cast at first, but everyone was so warm and welcoming.

TV Fanatic: How did you approach the role of a sports agent? That profession doesn’t have the best reputation.
Buckley: I said right away that I had no interest in playing Clay as the stereotypical, one-note agent. Someone with no redeeming qualities gets old really fast.
To prepare, I actually watched a movie I already loved: Glengarry Glen Ross. It helped give me an idea of how to argue and how to go head-to-head against someone.

TV Fanatic: Can you give us any One Tree Hill spoilers.
Buckley: We’ve already alluded to a mystery in Clay’s past. In the first episode, he said he doesn’t believe in love. That’s an interesting statement. It will be explained more over the next five episodes. Viewers will find out more about who Clay really is. Why is he in Tree Hill and not Los Angeles?