Gizmo

A reminder as One Tree Hill is on its new night for the rest of the season.
Gossip Girl also returns next week with all new episodes.

Bluelitespecial

I am not really sure where the rest of this season is going or what could possibly happen in season six, but I will be watching. I have even started to like gossip girl as well.

DJariya

I'm really looking forward to it's return tonight. I'm mostly interested in seeing how Dan comes into play in these last 6 episodes. I have a feeling we're going to be seeing Lucas moping and in denial the entire episode. I think Gossip Girl and this will make a great combination.

Gizmo

Karen has returned as well, as has Andy (her boyfriend from Season 2?). We will also see the return of very soon.

kenage

Great news Gizmo. I really miss that character on the show more than I though I would. Does anyone now why the CW changed the day it airs from Tuesday to Monday?

Bluelitespecial

Probably to pair it up with Gossip Girl, good combination, but it conflicts with How i met your mother for me. I know OTH is always a talky kind of show, but this episode was kind of boring to me, and on top of that they make Dan look like a perv talking to Jamie at school. I enjoyed seeing the record store clerk Max even though he was easy to bring back since its the creator Mark Schwann, but his story with Peyton this episode was the best part.

bigjim25

Most likely to get it away from American Idol, NCIS, and Dancing With The Stars results show. Myself I like it paired with Gossip Girl and there's not alot of big shows on Monday right now except CBS comedies & DWTS.

boogieman03

Boring is a great way to describe this episode.

Ayre

Mark Schwann also wrote the episode. He obviously has changed the direction of the show to match the age of audience.

Didn't care for the episode at all.

Original Desmond

they seem to throw 2-3 episodes like this every season

This was one of the worst with the Nathan and Hayley stuff being the least worst

Peyton is just annoying now

Red Dog

What an excruciatingly boring episode.

Now?

boogieman03

Glad to see it wasn't just me that was bored with the episode.

The only thing I can really say, and it's as if we didn't already know it, Brooke's mom is a major league biotch, doing that to her daughter. I'd love to see Dan square off with her.

mdc3000

Didn't see it, but did this episode feature any Foo Fighters songs or did they just lift the album title?

DJariya

This was a very "talky" episode, but I didn't hate it. I agree that OTH does an episode or two like this every season. I liked seeing Max (Mark Schwahn) in the episode. I actually enjoyed Peyton's scenes in this episode. As I predicted Lucas spent the entire hour moping around and still in denial.

I noticed that Dan's hair was shorter in the continuation scene from him bringing back Jamie. A continuity error like that is hard to avoid because of the strike.

I don't get why Brooke really wants to adopt so bad. It's not like she's over 40 and single with her biological clock running out. She's only 22 for heaven's sake. I guess she more or less wants to prove that she can be a better parent than her Mom.

So Nathan is going to attempt a comeback? Hmmm, maybe we'll be seeing him try out for the NBDL. I believe there might be a team in North Carolina.

critterdvd

They do do an episode or four like this almost every season, and they are typically my favorite. They are the reason I love this show. These instropective episodes as well as the crazy ones (like "Dare Night," "Date Night," and the camping episode for example) are my favorite. They are either out-there crazy and wild or they make you think about yourself a little bit. I love how the writers can make me not only relate to this character but use their experiences as a faciliation of what I need to be processing...

DJariya

I agree, you need to have a few dialogue driven episodes like these to better understand the characters feelings/emotions. I actually thought Hilarie Burton did a good job with all the dialogue she had in her scenes. Not everyone likes dialogue driven episodes, but they are needed.

Ayre

Provided they have something to say. These types of shows are certainly not needed. OTH dialog has always been sophomoric and much better dialog could be found on FNL. This was just tedious drivel.

Patman

I enjoyed the episode, plus it did feature both Scott boys trying to give a beat-down to their old man at the start of the episode. That counts for something.

Doughboy

Count me on the "boring episode" bandwagon. This show takes itself way too seriously sometimes.

I was surprised to see Lindsay still around. I thought for sure they were dumping her to force another Lucas/Peyton reunion on us.