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One Tree Hill: You Have Got to be Kidding Me (Anatomy of the Devil’s Brain)

Season: 6

Episode: 12

First Aired: 11/24/2008

Prod Code: 3T7562

Brooke is shocked to find out that Samantha is in her room with a boy named Jack. Along with that, Julian asks her to make some clothes for the movie. Peyton tries to get Mia to focus on her follow-up album. Lucas is excited when he travels to Hollywood to meet the director of the movie. Meanwhile, Nathan gets the chance for a pro-basketball try-out. Haley takes Jamie to his school’s talent show and Millicent confronts Mouth about Gigi.

Writers: Mark Schwahn

Director: Mark Schwahn

Stars:

James Lafferty (Nathan Scott)

Bethany Joy Galeotti (Haley James-Scott)

Jackson Brundage (James “Jamie” Scott)

Lisa Goldstein (Millicent Huxtable)

Sophia Bush (Brooke Davis)

Chad Michael Murray (Lucas Scott)

Hilarie Burton (Peyton Sawyer)

Lee Norris (Marvin “Mouth” McFadden)

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Episode: 11

First Aired: 11/17/2008

Prod Code: 3T7561

Mouth looks for big news that will shake the town up. Brooke starts having money and men problems. Dan tries to have a relationship with Haley.

Writers:

Chad Michael Murray

Director:

Joe Davola

Stars:

Antwon Tanner

Hilarie Burton

James Lafferty

Bethany Joy Galeotti

Paul Johansson

Sophia Bush

Lee Norris

Chad Michael Murray

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Season: 6

Episode: 10

First Aired: 11/10/2008

Cast and Crew

Director- Janice Cooke

Screenwriter- Nikki Schiefelbein

Main Cast

• Chad Michael Murray as Lucas Scott
  
• James Lafferty as Nathan Scott
  
• Hilarie Burton
  
• Bethany Joy Galeotti
  
• Sophia Bush as Brooke Davis
  

Additional Cast

• Angels & Airwaves
  
• Kelsey Chow
  
• Ashley Rickards
  
• Austin Nichols
  

Synopsis

Tension fills the air backstage at Peyton’s (Hilarie Burton) USO Show, as Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) deals with Peyton and Julians (guest star Austin Nichols) romantic past.

Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) battles stage fright and Nathan (James Lafferty) struggles with a decision that could change his career.

Brooke (Sophia Bush) gets a call that threatens her relationship with Sam (guest star Ashley Rickards).

Millicent (Lisa Goldstein) confronts Mouth (Lee Norris) on his relationship with Gigi (guest star Kelsey Chow).

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The CW have provided a webclip from the 6.09 episode of “One Tree Hill“. It takes on the conversation between Lucas and Haley about the direction of the screen play that is made out of Lucas’ novel. Also provided below is the extended promo of the episode.

Lucas emphasizes that he doesn’t want to mislead his audience into knowing that Dan Scott is a good character, saying “Dan Scott isn’t human. He doesn’t deserve to be forgiven, and frankly Dan Scott doesn’t deserve a spot in Jamie’s life”. Lucas has to make jeopardizing decisions about the filming while Peyton meets the movie producer, Julian.

Brooke has to deal with somebody from the past, Owen who once broke her heart and is now back. Nathan similarly faces an old rival while Sam teaches Jamie about money.

The episode called “Sympathy for the Devil” will be aired on November 3.

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The drama in the town of Tree Hill continues as the CW network gives out a sneak peek into the next episode of “One Tree Hill“. The episode 6.08 is entitled “Our Life is Not A Movie or Maybe” and it tells the story when the Scott brothers are experiencing success on what they do.

While Nathan is offered a spot on a major basketball team, Lucas decides to turn his book into a movie. When Lucas decides to ask Lindsay to be a part of the film though, jealousy starts to build up in Peyton. On other story, Mouth’s new intern clashes with Millicent. The episode will be aired on Monday, October 27, at 9/8c.

Apart from the video promo, possible spoilers for the teen drama series have been shared out by E!’s Kristin Dos Santos. In her spoiler chat section, Dos Santos reveals that Sophia Bush’s Brooke will be getting a new love interest and there is big possibility that Peyton will be pregnant. Moreover, she noted that Robbie Jones has confirmed the return of his character, Quentin.

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“One Tree Hill” will not be in peace next week, as a preview from the episode which will be tentatively called “Messin’ with the Kid” has indicated so. The episode where the chaos begins will be aired on October 20 at 9/8c on The CW.

First of all, Jamie will get into a fight with a kid named Chuck who makes fun of his cape at school, while his grandparents Dan and Deb get into a heated conversation themselves. Brooke continues to take care of Sam but got a slam of the door. Gigi, Mouth’s former intern at the TV station, comes back and tries to get in between Mouth and Millicent.

Musician Grace Potter will appear solo on the episode, playing a street performer who sings a version of “Ah Mary” and “I Want Something That I Want”. Haley’s depicter, Bethany Joy Gaelotti will perform the latter song with her.

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It will see Nathan facing a dilemma between taking the offer as a pro basketball player and his health concern. Nathan is given the opportunity to join a basketball team called Slamball by Owen but he has doubts for it. He then attended a game with Jamie who thinks that it’s a cool job. Skill and Deb’s romance goes on stronger and bolder while Haley attempts to help a student in need.

Lucas begins his venture with his book. He is joined on a book tour with a familiar face. It was previously reported that actor Austin Nichols is joining the cast and will play an indie movie producer who expresses interest in turning Lucas’ first novel into a film. His character will also have a thing in the past with Peyton.

“Choosing My Own Way of Life” will be airing on The CW on Monday, October 13.

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Check out some pictures from ONE TREE HILL’s new episode, “You’ve Dug Your Own Grave, Now Lie In It” airing this Monday, September 29, at 9pm on The CW.

It looks like Nanny Carrie might be getting closer to Jamie this week. Honestly, I don’t really like this storyline, it just feels more like a slasher movie (a bad one I might add), than One Tree Hill.

I do hope this week we see more of Lucas and Peyton. I want these two to get married already!

You watch a promo and check out more photos from One Tree Hill “You’ve Dug Your Own Grave, Now Lie In It” below.

Episode Synopsis: “You’ve Dug Your Own Grave, Now Lie In It” - Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and Lindsey (guest star Michaela McManus) face a tenuous future, while Nathan (James Lafferty) receives an offer from a pro basketball team. Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) unwittingly puts Jamie’s (Jackson Brundage) life in peril, while Brooke (Sophia Bush) struggles with giving up her company. Peyton (Hilarie Burton) discovers a dark secret about her new recording artist. Haley learns the truth about Dan (Paul Johansson), which leads to a final showdown with Carrie (guest star Torrey DeVitto, “Beautiful People”).

(Photos: Fred Norris/The CW)

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Last week’s episode of One Tree Hill was one of the more gut-wrenching installments of the series.  We watched each of the characters deal with Quentin’s unexpected demise, and the already depressing episode reached true Debbie Downer levels when Jamie draped Q’s cape over his coffin at the funeral.  Aside from that, Dan discovered that Nanny Carrie is crazy because her son died, but we don’t really care.  We just want to see the poor man’s Annie Wilkes get a grisly comeuppance, which can’t come soon enough.

On tonight’s One Tree Hill, Nathan reacts to the relationship between Skills and Deb, and Haley decides to look into Dan’s disappearance.

As One Tree Hill begins, Skills and Nathan (James Lafferty) are working out their tension on the basketball court.  Meanwhile, Ghost Quentin is hanging around and haunting the entire gang.  His death seems a lot less depressing now that he’s appearing randomly around town.  Later that morning, Nathan kicks Deb out of the house after confronting her about her fling with his best friend.  He packed her bags for her and everything, which is kind of considerate.

A famous rocker named Mick Wolf shows up at Peyton’s studio to lay down some tracks, but things get awkward when he tells her that she looks just like her mom.  He used to know Ellie back in the day, but he claims he didn’t know Peyton’s father.  That’s because he totally is her father, which is a twist we can all see coming from 300 miles away.

Brooke (Sophia Bush) tells her therapist that she knows her mother was behind her attack.  Victoria knew about the sketches that were stolen, and those sketches would help her take over the company.  Brooke says the entire scheme sounds Shakespearean, which is kind of hilarious to me.  It makes me giggle hearing any plot line on One Tree Hill compared to Shakespeare.

Crazy Nanny Carrie randomly takes a seat next to Deb in the park, telling her that she’d do anything to protect an adorable kid like Jamie.  The fact that Nanny Carrie now has a sympathetic side is kind of annoying.  After chatting with the loon, Deb heads to Skills’ place to break things off with him.  She can’t be in a relationship that hurts her family, and though Skills tries to talk her out of it, Deb shoots him down.

After a visit to Dan’s hilariously garish headstone, Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) and Jamie stop by his house for a visit.  Grandpa Dan hasn’t been picking up his newspapers, so Haley lets herself in to see if he’s keeled over.  She doesn’t find a rotting corpse, so she goes home to console Skills about his break up.  He asks her to talk to Nathan about the situation, and she does so by reminding Nate that he once slept with her sister.  Ah, such good memories.  Haley’s also worried about Dan’s disappearance, though Nathan couldn’t care less.

Brooke tells her therapist that she bought a gun, and also lets her know that she’d be perfectly happy if her mother died.  That’s all going to sound awfully suspicious if Victoria ends up with a bullet to the face.  Brooke claims she has no desire to physically harm her mom, but I’m still hoping this storyline ends with matricide.

Remember Samantha?  She’s a REBEL!  She’s a shoplifter who talks SASS!  She’s TOUGH and doesn’t take any guff!  Anyway, annoying Samantha gets in a catfight at school, which would be interesting if there were more hair pulling and someone falling in a fountain.  Haley breaks things up before any shirts get ripped off, and rebellious Samantha refers to her as Hannah Montana before storming off like the angry rebel she is.  I roll my eyes and sigh loudly, wishing her character would be kidnapped by an evil nanny.

Back at Who’s Your Daddy Music Studios, Mick tells Peyton (Hilarie Burton) that her father’s romance with Ellie was lengthy and passionate.  She was Keira Knightley and he was James McAvoy, except without the naughty library sex.

Supremely adorable Jamie (Jackson Brundage) tells Nathan that there’s nothing wrong with Nanny Deb and Uncle Skills making out.  Why is Jamie smarter than his father?  Despite the wise words from the five-year-old, Nathan is less than thrilled to see Skills at the basketball game later that day.  Skills begs him to understand, but Nate is still being assy about it.  Meanwhile, Haley tries to be nice to Rebel Grrl Sam, but she’s still far too annoying to take her teacher’s charity.  This is kind of the exact same thing that happened with Quentin last season, which means we can look forward to Sam being shot sometime in season 7.

After Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) and his scrubby beard pay a visit to Q’s mom, she stops by the locker room to give an inspirational pep talk to the Ravens.  It’s all very cheesy and schmaltzy, but it ends with Jamie and little Dre giving each other a high five in slo-mo, so that makes up for it.  Just when I think the speechifying is over, Lucas and his stubble of doom ramble some more about Quentin’s death.  He tells everyone attending the game that Q’s number will never be worn by another member of the Ravens.

Let’s go hang out with Nanny Carrie, who is tired of stealing the plot of Misery and would rather hijack a storyline from Fatal Attraction.  She bunnynaps Chester from Jamie’s room and threatens to eat him if he acts up.  Seeing Jamie react to Chester’s disappearance is going to make me more depressed than Quentin’s funeral.  If the bunny gets hurt, I’ll protest in the streets.

Brooke and her gun go confront Victoria in New York.  Mommy Dearest claims that she knows nothing about Brooke’s attack, but of course Brooke doesn’t believe her.  Victoria goes on to tell Brooke that she was an accident and that her father was a total douchebag, which is what every daughter longs to hear.  Brooke decides that she’s had her fill of evil schemes.  She’s going to hand Clothes Over Bro’s to her mother, but only if it’ll get rid of her once and for all.

Lucas doesn’t have time to shave, but he does have time to dole out a thousand hackneyed speeches to the basketball team.  To honor Quentin, the team is going to play the rest of the season with four players instead of five. Apparently, Quentin will be honored when the Ravens lose every game due to being outnumbered.  All of these scenes on the court are riddled with horrendous cliches and god awful inspirational speeches, and it’s all making me want to toss myself in front of a bus.  Go away, Lucas!

As the episode comes to an end, Mick is still playing coy about being Peyton’s daddy, Nanny Carrie is plotting Jamie’s abduction, and Nathan agrees to let Deb (Barbara Alyn Woods) move back in.  He doesn’t want to see her with Skills (Antwon Tanner) or hear about their sexy shenanigans, but he’ll put up with it otherwise.  Haley finds out that Dan never showed up to claim his new heart, which means that next week she’ll be in full-on Nancy Drew mode.  Anything that stops Lucas from bludgeoning me to death with inspiration works for me.

The clips from next week’s episode show Nanny Carrie running around with an ax in hand like Jack Nicholson in The Shining.  Yes, the writers are having her reenact scenes from every major horror flick since 1980.  I can’t wait until she puts on razor claws and a hockey mask and starts killing off horny teens.

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