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Favorite Season, April 24, 2009

Season six of One Tree Hill is my favorite seasons. Leyton (Peyton and Lucas) lovers will be thrilled. Lucas finally makes up his mind and chooses Peyton. The story lines are crazy but fun such a crazy nanny Carrie. Peyton and Lucas finally have some happiness in their life and viewers are teased with wedding talk, Lucas’s book gets a movie offer, and Peyton and Lucas are thrilled with news of pregnancy. However, the happiness doesn’t last. Lucas’s movie deal falls through and Peyton has a pregnancy complications. Peyton’s ex-boyfriend is in town to produce Lucas’s movie. Brooke is attacked in her store which leads her into a dark place. Haley also ends up convincing Brooke to take in a foster child named Sam. Nathan, Lucas, and Skills coach the new Tree Hill Ravens in which Nathan becomes a mentor to Quention who give them problems on the basketball team and gives Haley problems in the classroom. Mouth and Millie’s relationship takes a turn. Dan’s future looks grim when a dog eats his donor heart. My favorite episode of this season is when Lucas and Peyton babysit Andre and Jamie, but there are still 3 more episodes left.

Season 6 has many laughs and many tears. There are some new characters outside of the core 5 that I don’t really care as much for and some parts a little cheesy, but still a really good season in my opinion.

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Best Season By Far, May 5, 2009

I will admit that at the beginning of Season Six, I was concerned. I consider One Tree Hill to be the greatest show ever, but after last season I wasn’t sure what was left to do with the characters. However, after watching the first episode, all doubt left my mind. The action packed storylines, the fresh romance, the perfect combination of drama and comedy. I loved the exploration into sides of Brooke not previously shown to audiences. Her trials as a foster mother are both heart wamring and entertaining, and her decline into darkness following being attacked at her store made for some good tv. Brooke really broke free as the female lead this season which is great for such an avid Brooke fan. The Nanny Carrie, and Ravens film storylines also stand out as some of the season’s best.

Here are the seasons most memorable episodes. (excluding 23-24)

1.Touch Me and I’m Going to Scream Part 1

In the show’s season premier, Brooke battles Victoria for her company and winds up in peril of her own. Nanny Carrie returns and acts out her vengence on Dan. Lucas and Peyton give their relationship another shot, and Mouth announces his departure from Tree Hill.

2.Things a Mama Don’t Know

Brooke searches all over town for Sam after she runs away from home, and must battle a dangerous man from her past in order to save her. Peyton also has some surpising new for Lucas.

3.Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly

The Town of Tree Hill is rocked by the death of Quinton and each deal with the tragedy in their own way. Deb contemplates whether her and Skillz should reveal their relationship to their friends.

4.You Have to Be Joking (Autopsy of a Devil’s Brain)

Sam has some earthshattering news for Brooke as she discovers that she is in fact responsible for a traumatic incident in Brooke’s life. However, this may have a greater effect on Sam then it does Brooke as it pushes her into the car of a man that may prove harmful to both Brooke and Sam. Mouth and Millicent finally come to a decision on their relationship, forcing her to make a decision that could ruin her relationships with both Mouth and Brooke.

5.Screenwriters Blues

In one of the season’s lighter episodes; Lucas, Julian, and Dixon (James van der Beek) struggle to cast the film version of Lucas’ book, An Unkindness of Ravens, while certain characters find themselves unhappy with the casting choices.

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The best season!, June 25, 2009

One Tree Hill – The Complete Sixth Season is arguably the best season of this much-loved drama. Season 5 really caught my attention last year, I have to admit I never cared for this show when these characters were in high school, the storylines were over-the-top but now I enjoy the maturity. I have recently gone back and watched the previous seasons and I still don’t care for all the hoopla – Season 6 is just brilliant so start here and work your way back. Sophia Bush’s character Brooke Davis really got to shine this season, she took in Sam, a wise beyond her years teenage girl – fell in love with Peyton’s ex Julian and made amends with her emotionally distant mother. The season finale seemed like a series finale but I heard the show will back next season. This prime time soap is a guilty pleasure and I am proud of it!

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Remains strong in it’s seventh year., May 4, 2010

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Susan Perez (Stewartsville, NJ) – See all my reviews

  

One Tree Hill remains one of the best shows on television even in it’s seventh season and with the departure of Hilarie Burton and Chad Michael Murray.

It’s fourteen months into the future and the season starts with a scandal that could derail Nathan’s (James Lafferty) basketball career. Brooke (Sophia Bush) continues her work at Clothes Over Bros, along with her mother, Victoria (Daphne Zuniga) whom she had just reconnected with at the end of season 6. She also deals with her bumpy romance with Julian (Austin Nichols) who becomes a regular this season. Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) dives back into her music career and Millicent (Lisa Goldstein) spirals out of control as the season progresses, ruining her relationship with Mouth (Lee Norris), who eventually begins a small romance with Lauren (Allison Munn) after Skills (Antwon Tanner) leaves town for a job. Finally, Dan (Paul Johannson) is now the host of his own talk show, with Rachel (Danneel Harris) as his wife. Newcomers include Alex (Jana Kramer), an actress who has her eyes on Julian. Also new in town are Clay (Robert Buckley), Nathan’s agent and Quinn (Shantel Vansanten), Haley’s sister, who’s just left her husband and has a passion for photography, Miranda (India de Beaufort) Haley’s new sassy manager and Grubbs, the new bartender at Tric with a secret talent that has nothing to do with mixing drinks.

Other guest stars during the season include Taylor James (Lindsey Mckeon), who first appeared in season 2, as well as Kate Voegele, Stephen Colleti, Bess Armstrong (Haley’s mother), Mitch Ryan (Brooke’s model, Alex), Gregory Harrison and Amanda Schull (as Clay’s wife & stalker tennis player Katie).

All in all, the season stays true to the show and continues to impress with fresh, funny and many times emotional and dramatic storylines that made the show the hit it is.

Don’t miss out on this season. Even though Hil and Chad are gone, it’s still staying strong without them.

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Suprisingly a really good season, July 15, 2010

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Jamie L. Crafton – See all my reviews

  

I was alittle nervous going into this season. Afterall, Lucas and Peyton were a huge part of the show, if not the show themselves. especially Lucas. so I thought that the show would suck without him and I was pleasantly suprised when I saw the first episode and it was just as good. Not saying that certain storylines didn’t annoy me or bother me at one time or another. but i had that in any season. not just this one. I thought the whole dan storyline in the beginning was alittle pushed and I didn’t like the way they tarnished Rachel’s charactor. But overall, it remained a strong show in season seven. Still had great storylines. and it earned season 8. if they day comes when it’s not producing good storylines. then it should be cancelled. but until then, give the show it’s props. it deserves to be on air.

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Stop WHINING, it was great!, May 20, 2010

If you only read this line, then watch season 7 for yourself, and you be the judge.

You won’t be disappointed.

Most past fans might complain that this season 7 without Chad and Hilarie was awful.

I personally loved them, but the show moved on. I was glad to see the other characters grow, and get more screen time.

The show is just as strong without certain characters, and has the same heart.

So instead of listening to bias reviews, from people who haven’t gotten past the first episode of seaon 7,

Check it out for yourself…if you are a true fan, you will still find something to love about the show.

Sometimes change is good, it all depends on your perspective.

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