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60 mins
9/21/2004
1.
The Desperate Kingdom of Love
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After Lucas and Keith learn that Dan had a heart attack and is still in the hospital, they decide it is best for them to return to Tree Hill. When Deb learns about Haley and Nathan's marriage, she grows hostile. Meanwhile, angry that Lucas left Tree Hill without saying goodbye, Peyton and Brooke try to mend their friendship.
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Director:
Greg Prange
Writer:
Mark Schwahn
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Guest starring:
Bess Armstrong, Huey Lewis, Matthew Laurance, Avis-Marie Barnes, Heather Shore, R. Keith Harris, Joseph Gallison, Lessa Halstead
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60 mins
9/28/2004
2.
Truth Doesn't Make A Noise
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With the assistance of Peyton and Brooke, Lucas throws Nathan and Haley a wedding reception. Although Haley's parents support the marriage, Deb has a difficult time accepting it. Meanwhile, Dan's recent heart attack causes him to try and mend his relationships with Deb and Lucas.
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Director:
Bill Dickson
Writer:
Mark B. Perry
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Guest starring:
Alison Hills, Brad Carlson, Bess Armstrong, Huey Lewis
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60 mins
10/5/2004
3.
Near Wild Heaven
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Although Nathan and Haley are already married, Tim insists on throwing Nathan a post-wedding bachelor party, while Brooke throws Haley a bachelorette party. Meanwhile, Lucas tries to decide whether he should visit Dan in the hospital. Karen decides to go back to school. Nathan gets a job working for Keith at Dan's dealership.
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Director:
Greg Prange
Writer:
Chad Fiveash
/ J. Stoteraux
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Guest starring:
Summer Altice, Blake Bashoff, Matthew Laurance, Amanda Baker, Tania Taylor, Brian Gregorie, Nicky Buggs, Erich Campbell, David Sherril, Sylvia Jeffieres, Grace Junot
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60 mins
10/12/2004
4.
You Can't Always Get What You Want
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Brooke's new neighbor quickly makes his presence felt among the Tree Hill gang and even comes to Brooke's rescue when she is caught shoplifting. Nathan and Haley have their first post-wedding argument when he buys her a gift rather than a much-needed car. Lucas' attempt to help Dan with rehab ends in disaster when Dan reverts to his old ways. Peyton tries to organize an all-ages club and is tempted to try cocaine to seal the deal.
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Director:
Joanna Kerns
Writer:
Jennifer Cecil
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Guest starring:
Ashley Novasad, Dane Hereford, Jacob Haines
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60 mins
10/19/2004
5.
I Will Dare
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Felix organizes a "dare night" to test the limits of his new classmates. While out playing the game, Lucas meets a mysterious new girl, Anna, and the two of them seem to hit it off. Peyton tearfully confesses to the church that she recently tried cocaine and Keith is caught off guard when a beautiful woman comes to the shop and begins flirting with him. Meanwhile, Karen goes on a date with Andy, her younger professor.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Mark Schwahn
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Guest starring:
Sallie Hedrick, Mark Scarboro, Chuck Kinlaw, Maria Magno, Andres Maddox, Carl McIntyre, Steven Roten
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60 mins
10/26/2004
6.
We Might As Well Be Strangers
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After Dare Night resulted in new arrangements, a midnight meteor shower finds Lucas sharing a romantic night with Anna. Andy surprises Karen with a dinner and Keith cooks for Jules on their first date. Brooke finds herself forming a mutually beneficial relationship with Felix, and Peyton sets out to find an opening act for her club.
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Director:
Sandy Bookstaver
Writer:
Terrence Coli
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Guest starring:
Chelsea Pfelffer, Randell Haynes, B. Roger Mitchell, Elisabeth Lewis Corley
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60 mins
11/2/2004
7.
Let the Reigns Go Loose
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The opening of Karen's club "Tric" brings together the people of Tree Hill. Lucas and Felix come to blows over Anna. After Chris quits his gig the night of the club opening, Haley must face her fear of performing to save the night for Peyton. Although Mouth tends to Brooke while she is drunk, Felix sneaks in and attempts to take the credit. Keith and Jules realize their relationship has reached a new level, while Dan deliberately tells Karen that Deb slept with Keith.
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Director:
David Paymer
Writer:
R. Lee Fleming Jr.
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Guest starring:
Rob Zapple, Timmy Sherill
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60 mins
11/9/2004
8.
Truth, Bitter Truth
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The girls of Tree Hill have a slumber party, at which time secrets are revealed and bonds are made. Meanwhile, Nathan and Lucas road trip to Charlotte for a basketball game, and unknowingly to Lucas, they embark upon free HCM tests, a genetic heart condition that Dan maintains. Karen and Andy have a row.
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Director:
Billy Dickson
Writer:
Stacy Rukeyser
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Guest starring:
Rodney Lee Rodgers
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60 mins
11/16/2004
9.
The Trick Is To Keep Breathing
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Lucas takes Anna to the formal night but by the end of the night ends up with Brooke. After spending time with Chris, Haley arrives late to the formal which angers Nathan. Meanwhile, Peyton struggles with pressure to do drugs.
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Director:
John Mallory Asher
Writer:
Chad Fiveash
/ James Stoteraux
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60 mins
11/30/2004
10.
Don't Take Me for Granted
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Nathan is concerned about Lucas' health, so he tells Karen that Lucas didn't take the heart test. Dan offers Keith to continue working at the dealership-as vice president. At school, Peyton must confront the rumors going around that she is a lesbian. This affects her friendship with Anna. As for Nathan and Haley, they begin to grow apart...
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Director:
Lev L. Spiro
Writer:
Mark Schwahn
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Guest starring:
Calvin Brown
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60 mins
1/25/2005
11.
The Heart Brings You Back
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Haley is surprised when her older sister Taylor comes to town, but not as shocked as Nathan, who recognizes Taylor from a past tryst. Brooke and Felix decide to become boyfriend and girlfriend. Jake makes a special visit to Peyton. Anna tells a secret to Lucas.
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Director:
Matt Shakman
Writer:
Mark B. Perry
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Guest starring:
Steven Roten
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60 mins
2/1/2005
12.
Between Order and Randomness
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Nathan comes clean with Haley about his past relationship with Taylor, although Haley continues to email Chris without telling Nathan and Taylor finds out. Lucas and Karen remain at odds over his refusal to take the HCM test. Keith proposes to Jules. Meanwhile, Brooke fights for better working conditions at her new job. Lucas decides to take the HCM test.
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Director:
Bethany Rooney
Writer:
Terrence Coli
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Guest starring:
Peter Jurasik, Abbey Wade, Linsey Godfrey, Noah Michael Levine
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60 mins
2/8/2005
13.
The Hero Dies In This One
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When Michelle Branch & Jessica Harp from the band "The Wreckers" perform at TRIC, Haley realizes her passion is to pursue her music career. Meanwhile, Lucas decides to move in with Dan, straining his relationships with both Karen and Nathan. Brooke runs for student council president, but quickly realizes she is taking on more than she bargained for. Peyton and Jake's friendship grows stronger. Brooke finds out that Mouth broke her car window. Lucas gets his HCM results and aren't what they turn out to be.
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Director:
Kevin Dowling
Writer:
Jennifer Cecil
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Guest starring:
Cullen Moss, Katherine Bailess, Daniella Alonso, Michelle Branch, Jessica Harp, Lindsey McKeon
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60 mins
2/15/2005
14.
Quiet Things That No One Ever Knows
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As his marriage with Haley continues to go wrong, Nathan goes into a emotional crisis and becomes the "bad" Nathan of the past. Karen continues to struggle and try to figure out what would cause Lucas to move in with Dan. Peyton and Jake's relationship gets greater.
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Director:
Babu Subramaniam
Writer:
R. Lee Fleming Jr.
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Guest starring:
Gail Borges, Anthony Jones, Ryan Sweeney, Jeanette Weegar
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60 mins
2/22/2005
15.
Unopened Letter to the World
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When Tree Hill High does a time capsule project, the gang confesses their most intimate secrets to an anonymous video camera. Nathan's anger over Haley's absence continues to grow, landing both Lucas and Nathan in jail. Peyton and Jake's feelings for each other heat up, while Felix throws Brooke a party to celebrate her new gig as student body president. Meanwhile, when brought to court, Lucas opts to live with Dan and Deb rather than Karen.
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Director:
Greg Prange
Writer:
Mark Schwahn
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Guest starring:
Christopher Corbin, Jayson Frederick, Steve Coulter
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60 mins
3/1/2005
16.
Somewhere A Clock Is Ticking
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Keith and Jules' wedding day, and the event has turned the town upside down. Brooke asks Lucas to take her to the wedding as his date, Nathan makes an important decision involving his marriage to Haley, and Jake and Peyton take a big step in their relationship. Meanwhile, Karen and Andy discover Jules' secret relationship with Dan.
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Director:
Billy Dickson
Writer:
Stacy Rukeyser
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Guest starring:
Don A. King, Nick Zano
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60 mins
4/19/2005
17.
Something I Can Never Have
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Keith gets violent with Dan after learning that Dan paid Jules to fall in love with Keith. Anna turns Felix in to the school authorities after learning that he was the one who vandalized Peyton's locker. Lucas and Brooke discuss Brooke's possible move. Meanwhile, Nathan chances Haley in the hope of bringing her home. Brooke decides to move in with Karen.
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Director:
Paul Johansson
Writer:
Mike Herro
/ David Strauss
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Guest starring:
Michelynne McGuire
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60 mins
4/26/2005
18.
The Lonesome Road
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On his way home from seeing Haley, Nathan stops to visit Taylor hoping for some fun and maybe more. Meanwhile, Anna gets a surprise visit from her ex-girlfriend and is inspired to tell her parents about her sexuality. Also, Lucas works with Andy to bring Dan down, Karen puts her foot down with Brooke. Peyton and Jake continue to hide baby Jenny from Nicki.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
John Norris
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Guest starring:
Sprague Grayden
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60 mins
5/3/2005
19.
I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning
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Nathan's Uncle Cooper comes into town to take Nathan and Lucas on a racing trip. On the track, Nathan and Lucas are challenged to a race by the beautiful Daytona and her smart aleck brother Jarret, but things go horribly wrong when Nathan loses control of his car and crashes into a wall. Meanwhile, Deb's addiction to pain pills intensifies and Dan exposes Andy's relationship with Karen to his class.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Mark Schwahn
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Guest starring:
Dustin Thomas, Henry Darrow, Chris Potter, Schuyler Fisk, Stuart Lafferty
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60 mins
5/10/2005
20.
Lifetime Piling Up
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Lying in a coma after his race car accident, Nathan dreams of what life would have been like if Dan had stayed with Karen and Lucas instead of marrying Deb. In this imaginary world, Lucas would have had the wealth and stature and Nathan would have been the one growing up on the wrong side of the tracks. After waking up, Nathan phones Haley and tells her he doesn't want her to come home.
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Director:
Les Butler
Writer:
Mark B. Perry
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Guest starring:
Nancy Moreno, Austin Carty, Deja Dee, Ron Clinton Smith, Leonard Wheeler
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60 mins
5/17/2005
21.
What Could Have Been
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Nathan is released from the hospital and returns home to a pile of unpaid bills and an eviction notice. Lucas, Peyton and Brooke throw a fundraiser Tric to raise money, but Dan is the one that comes to Nathan's rescue. However, his gift comes with strings - he wants Nathan to ask Haley for an annulment.
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Director:
Bethany Rooney
Writer:
Jennifer Cecil
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Guest starring:
Nicole Travolta, Andrea Powell
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60 mins
5/24/2005
22.
The Tide That Left and Never Came Back (1)
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In the first part of the two hour second season finale, things heat up between Lucas and Brooke after they head to New York for an overnight stay with Haley. Peyton is elated when she gets the band Jimmy Eat World to perform at TRIC in time for Jake's release from jail. Meanwhile, Andy invites Karen to spend the summer in New Zealand.
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Director:
Thomas J. Wright
Writer:
Mark Schwahn
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60 mins
5/24/2005
23.
The Leavers Dance (2)
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In the second part of the this seamless 2-hour Season Finale of "One Tree Hill," things heat up between Lucas and Brooke since he finally tells her what he feels about her. Nathan and Deb conspire to desert Dan for good, leading to an explosive conclusion when he discovers their plan. Peyton has a shock. Meanwhile, Karen decides to spend the summer holiday in New Zealand. And at the climax of Dan's numerous deceptions someone sets the dealership on fire with him in it.
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Director:
Greg Prange
Writer:
Mark Schwahn
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