Where nothing ever changed until one outsider changed everything.
In Tree Hill, North Carolina two half brothers share a last name and nothing else. Brooding, blue-collar Lucas is a talented street-side basketball player, but his skills are appreciated only by his friends at the river court. Popular, affluent Nathan basks in the hero-worship of the town, as the star of his high school team. And both boys are the son of former college ball player Dan Scott whose long ago choice to abandon Lucas and his mother Karen, will haunt him long into his life with wife Deb and their son Nathan.
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In Tree Hill, North Carolina two half brothers share a last name and nothing else. Brooding, blue-collar Lucas is a talented street-side basketball player, but his skills are appreciated only by his friends at the river court. Popular, affluent Nathan basks in the hero-worship of the town, as the star of his high school team. And both boys are the son of former college ball player Dan Scott whose long ago choice to abandon Lucas and his mother Karen, will haunt him long into his life with wife Deb and their son Nathan.
Season 5 episodes
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It's four years into the future and the Tree Hill gang has finished college. Now, their lives have taken completely different directions. Lucas has written and published a book, Brooke has made it big in the fashion industry with her brand "Clothes Over Bro's", Peyton is pursuing a career in the music business, and Nathan and Haley continue to raise a now older James.
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Directed by Gregory PrangeWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Johann Urb, Daphne Zuniga, Michaela McManus, William Day, Karen Ceesay, Dikran Tulaine, Rand Courtney
Haley tries to make Nathan understand what is going to happen if he doesn't change his ways. Lucas and Skills prepare James to compete in a race-car competition. Meanwhile, Brooke faces problems at her company and Peyton meets Lucas' new girlfriend. Mouth gets a job but it doesn't turn out well.
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Directed by Paul JohanssonWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Torrey DeVitto, Michaela McManus, Shawn Shepard, Kelly Collins Lintz, Robbie Jones, Vaughn Wilson, Cullen Moss, Steve Barnes
Now that Peyton and Brooke are back in Tree Hill, Lindsey worries that the two might threaten her and Lucas' relationship. Meanwhile, Nathan visits Dan in prison (his first visit in four years) and gives him a picture of his grandson. Meanwhile, Haley tries to persuade Quentin to return to school, Brooke opens her store in the old Karen's Cafe and Peyton signs her first band.
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Directed by David JacksonWritten by John A. NorrisGuest stars Torrey DeVitto, Daphne Zuniga, Michaela McManus, Kevin Federline, Kelly Collins Lintz, Robbie Jones, Reegus Flenory, Kelly Jones Gabriele
Peyton wants Haley to work with Jason on his music but he refuses to. Mouth is involved in a relationship with his boss and age is a factor in it. As the opening of Clothes over Bros approaches, Brooke finds herself in a few problems. Nathan takes strides to help Quentin.
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Directed by Janice CookeWritten by Adele LimGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Torrey DeVitto, Daphne Zuniga, Michaela McManus, Kevin Federline, Kelly Collins Lintz, Bradley Evans, Brett Kelley
In this flashback episode, memories are looked back upon. Lucas surprises Peyton in Los Angeles and they talk. He asks her something and is left with a surprising answer. Meanwhile, Nathan's temper triggers up after a guy reminds him of his cheating in high school basketball games.
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Directed by Liz FriedlanderWritten by Terrence ColiGuest stars Barry Corbin, Joseph Gallison, Daphne Zuniga, Michaela McManus, Southey Blanton, Jonathan Frappier, Ed Wagenseller, Shon Blotzer
It's confrontation time in Tree Hill, as Lucas confronts Peyton about her nasty behavior towards Lindsey and Brooke must confront Victoria about meddling with Peyton's record label. Meanwhile, Nathan begins to grow closer to Carrie, Haley continues to struggle in dealing with Quentin, and Mouth must choose sides between his co-workers and Alice.
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Directed by Thomas J. WrightWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Torrey DeVitto, Daphne Zuniga, Michaela McManus, Kelly Collins Lintz, Bradley Evans, Joe Manganiello, Robbie Jones
The Honorary Title performs at Tric and Mia plays her song there as well. Carrie tries to get closer to Nathan. Brooke sets Mouth up on a blind date with her assistant and Lindsey confronts Lucas about Peyton.
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Directed by Gregory PrangeWritten by David Strauss, Mike HerroGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Torrey DeVitto, Daphne Zuniga, Michaela McManus, Kevin Federline, Kelly Collins Lintz, Bradley Evans, Joe Manganiello
Brooke continues to pursue Owen. Haley sees something happening in Peyton's office. Quentin needs to change his negative approach in order to succeed in the season-opening game. Mouth tries to win Millicent back.
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Directed by Paul JohanssonWritten by Mike DanielsGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Torrey DeVitto, Michaela McManus, Brendan Kirsch, Bradley Evans, Joe Manganiello, Robbie Jones, Hailey Wist
Haley, Brooke, Peyton, Lindsey and Mia get locked in the Tree Hill High library on the night of the Ravens' first game. Also Brooke tries to stand up for her mother, while Lucas and Nathan discuss whether to tell their loved ones about their indiscretions.
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Directed by Joe DavolaWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Torrey DeVitto, Michaela McManus, Brett Claywell, Robbie Jones, Kate Voegele, Rick Clark
Brooke runs into someone from her past while on a trip to New York with the Tric bartender, Owen. Nathan and Lucas attend Dan's hearing while they try to protect Jamie from him. Mia gets an offer from a major record label and in the meantime, Haley and Nathan's marriage is on the rocks.
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Directed by Clark MathisWritten by William H. BrownGuest stars Danneel Ackles, Torrey DeVitto, Dikran Tulaine, Joe Manganiello, Robbie Jones, Marcus Hester, Tony Vaughn, Kate Voegele
On the eve of Lucas and Lindsey's wedding, they conspire to save Nathan and Haley's marriage. Brooke pairs Peyton with an old boyfriend, while Rachel and Dan return to Tree Hill.
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Directed by Michael J. LeoneWritten by Zachary HaynesGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Stephen Colletti, Danneel Ackles, Daphne Zuniga, Michaela McManus, Bevin Prince, Joe Manganiello, Vaughn Wilson
On Lucas and Lindsey's wedding day, Peyton must choose between intervening and losing Lucas forever. Nathan uses the event to try to mend his marriage to Haley. All are shocked when Dan, who is out of prison on parole, shows up at the event.
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Directed by Les ButlerWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Moira Kelly, Torrey DeVitto, Kieren Hutchison, Michaela McManus, Taylor Kowalski, Dominic L. Santana, Vaughn Wilson
Lucas picks up the pieces after being left at the altar by Lindsey, while Nathan and Haley deal with the repercussions of Jamie's abduction. Dan is free for now, but he must find himself a job to convince the parole that he is changed for good. Brooke is haunted by her past as a woman from adopting asks her questions, while Peyton gets a visit from an old friend.
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Directed by Gregory PrangeWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Kieren Hutchison, Michaela McManus, Mark Schwahn, Haviland Morris, Judith Scott, Rus Blackwell, Mary Kate Englehardt
Nathan and Haley have learned from the mistakes with the nanny, so they decide to interview potential nannies or mannies, but it goes in a completely different way. Meanwhile Brooke still wants to go ahead with adopting a baby. Mouth and Millicent take a new step in their relationship and Quentin must reconsider his intentions.
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Directed by Liz FriedlanderWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Stephen Colletti, Barbara Alyn Woods, Robbie Jones, Allie Taylor, Quentin Kerr
Nathan and Haley throw a birthday party for Jamie. Deb hired a clown, and Haley is not happy with it since it's a creepy one. Lindsey returns to Tree Hill for Jamie's birthday, which gives Lucas hope that the relationship will be rekindled. When Dan arrives, Deb's mood swings fast and in the meantime Brooke and Peyton attend the party with baby Angie.
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Directed by Paul JohanssonWritten by Elisa DelsonGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Barbara Alyn Woods, Michaela McManus, Vaughn Wilson, Cullen Moss, Chris McNair, Addison Black
Lucas investigates Dan's heart condition. Haley struggles with letting Dan into Jamie's life. Peyton also still struggles with her guilt over Lucas' breakup and Mouth finally gets the chance to be a sports anchor.
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Directed by Gregory PrangeWritten by William H. BrownGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Michaela McManus, Bradley Evans, Robbie Jones, Chris Beetem, Lee Spencer, David Hains, Jennifer Massey
Lucas is crushed by devastating news. Quentin is pushed to his limits during a Ravens game. Dan's is second on the donor recipient list to get a new heart. Haley thinks about her decision to release a new album while Brooke's baby undergoes emergency surgery and a shocking truth stuns Peyton, told by Lucas.
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Directed by Stuart GillardWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Barbara Alyn Woods, Robbie Jones, Wilbur Fitzgerald, Chris Beetem, Kate Voegele, Nancy Young, Angela Ray, Lee Spencer
The Tree Hill residents are forced to face their fears as Dan turns over on a new leaf and Brooke taking the hardest decision of her life. In the meantime, Haley's career takes a turn and Peyton is visited by somebody from her past. Mouth and Millicent meet a new face. With all, Lucas and Brooke help each other through the struggles.
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Directed by Mark SchwahnWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Lisa Goldstein Kirsch, Barbara Alyn Woods, Gavin DeGraw, Michaela McManus, Bradley Evans, Robbie Jones, Wilbur Fitzgerald, Chris Beetem
