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 7 episodes
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A year has passed since Lucas and Peyton left Tree Hill, and the Tree Hill gang move forward after achieving their goals. Nathan has completed his first year in the NBA, Haley has taken over Red Bedroom Records, and Brooke continues to run Clothes Over Bro's while moving forward in her relationship with Julian.
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Directed by Clark MathisWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Paul Johansson, Antwon Tanner, Jerry Rice, Kate French, Karen Ceesay, Jaden Harmon, Michael May, Sasha Jackson
While recording her new album, Haley must work to save Red Bedroom Records and enlists Mia's help to do so. Meanwhile, Brooke, with Millicent's help, searches for the new face of her clothing line; Clay defends Nathan as the scandal continues to grow; Julian and Brooke decide to move in together; and Dan returns to Tree Hill with a new bride in tow.
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Directed by Les ButlerWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Antwon Tanner, Kate French, Kate Voegele, Gregory Harrison, Allison Munn
While Clay and Nathan are at odds over how to handle the worsening scandal, Haley begins to doubt Nathan and believe that Renee's accusations may be true. Quinn and Brooke put together a photo shoot, and Mouth goes to the next level in his battle with Skills. Meanwhile, Alex makes Julian an offer.
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Directed by Liz FriedlanderWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Antwon Tanner, Scott Holroyd, Kate French, Tyron McFarlan, Shutchai Tym Buacharern
Nathan’s scandal becomes public. Brooke’s fashion show brings an unexpected responsibility for Millicent, and Haley convinces Quinn to talk to her estranged husband David. Meanwhile, Mouth makes a decision that could threaten his career.
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Directed by Gregory PrangeWritten by John A. NorrisGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Jana Kramer, Scott Holroyd, Daphne Zuniga, Kate French, Bradley Evans, Michael May, Katherine Landry
Haley is thrust into the spotlight and storm of Nathan’s growing scandal. Against her better judgement, Brooke allows Julian to continue working with Alex. Millicent gets a new job, which may cause trouble for Mouth. Meanwhile, Clay and Quinn grow closer.
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Directed by Peter B. KowalskiWritten by David Strauss, Mike HerroGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Scott Holroyd, Kate French, Kate Voegele, India de Beaufort
Haley considers taking matters into her own hands as Nathan’s scandal threatens his endorsement deals. Julian gives Alex another chance, and Brooke reconnects with Chase. Millicent questions whether she has what it takes to be a model. Meanwhile, Clay lets Quinn in on a big secret.
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Directed by Janice CookeWritten by Mike DanielsGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Kate French, Bradley Evans, Kate Voegele, Sasha Jackson
Dan brings Renee onto his television show, leaving Nathan and Haley powerless to stop him from revealing the truth of her pregnancy to the world. Quinn examines what went wrong with David, and Sara and Clay discuss their past. Meanwhile, Brooke comes clean with Julian about her true desires.
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Directed by James LaffertyWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Paul Johansson, Danneel Ackles, Scott Holroyd, Kate French, Amanda Schull, Regan Lee, Simone White
Julian agrees to a weekend camping trip but struggles to fit in with Nathan and the guys. Back in Tree Hill, Brooke and Haley spend Girl’s Night doing a little bonding of their own, and Quinn helps Clay come to terms with a tragic loss. Meanwhile, Dan and Rachel’s past catches up to them.
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Directed by Michael J. LeoneWritten by Terrence ColiGuest stars Paul Johansson, Danneel Ackles, Antwon Tanner, Michael May, Amanda Schull, Lorna Raver, Michael Fraguada, Antonio Contreras
Haley returns to the stage and Brooke receives life-changing news. Meanwhile, Dan Scott returns to Tree Hill much to the chagrin of Nathan, who is about to sign a new NBA contract with the help of his agent Clay.
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Directed by Sophia BushWritten by Karin GistGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Gregory Harrison, India de Beaufort, Michael Grubbs, Dan Mengini
Nathan reaches the breaking point with Clay, causing a rift between Haley and Quinn. Brooke comes clean with Julian about her worries regarding his growing connection to Alex. Meanwhile, Skills pursues a new career in LA and Millicent’s drug problem worsens.
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Directed by Paul JohanssonWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Antwon Tanner, Daphne Zuniga, Allison Munn, Andrea Moore
Nathan and Haley’s careers bring about a tough decision for the family, and Julian divulges a secret to Alex that leads to a confrontation with Brooke. Meanwhile, Clay tries to resuscitate his career as an agent, and Jamie learns the truth about Skills’ new job. And a fresh-from-jail Millie finds an unlikely supporter in Victoria.
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Directed by Gregory PrangeWritten by William H. BrownGuest stars Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Antwon Tanner, Daphne Zuniga, Renee Vincent, Vaughn Wilson, Cullen Moss
As Nathan and Haley prepare for the family’s move to Barcelona, Brook struggles to accept Julian’s reaction to Alex’s crisis. Quinn helps Clay hatch a plan to win back Nathan as a client. Meanwhile, Millie’s downward spiral puts her and Mouth at a crossroads, and Dan Scott’s pronouncement shocks Rachel and his audience.
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Directed by Mark SchwahnWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Paul Johansson, Jana Kramer, Danneel Ackles, Antwon Tanner, Daphne Zuniga, Allison Munn, India de Beaufort, Michael Grubbs
The Scott family joins Haley on the last leg of her tour, while Brook and Julian reconnect after their 6-week break. Clay and Quinn try to figure out how to move forward after his public declaration of love, and a post-rehab Alex tries to make amends with herself and the people she's let down.
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Directed by Joe DavolaWritten by Karin GistGuest stars Jana Kramer, Lindsey McKeon, Scott Holroyd, Daphne Zuniga, Jaden Harmon, Michael May, Katherine Landry, Christina Bibby
Nathan tries to keep Haley calm after Taylor shows up at their house with Quinn’s ex-husband in tow. Julian sticks up for Alex on the set of their movie, and Brooke leans on Alexander to ease her heartache. Meanwhile, Clay gets a chance to prove his commitment to Quinn by helping her through a dinner with her sister and David.
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Directed by Paul JohanssonWritten by David Strauss, Mike HerroGuest stars Jana Kramer, Lindsey McKeon, Scott Holroyd, Daphne Zuniga, Michael May, Gregory Harrison, Sasha Jackson, Roy McCrerey
In the chaos surrounding an 80's alumni dance at the high school, Haley's birthday is forgotten, Jamie is left home alone, and Nathan and Clay are stranded 200 miles from Tree Hill. Meanwhile, Brooke's appearance at the dance with Alexander forces Julian to relive his dorky adolescence in an episode dedicated to the memory of John Hughes.
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Directed by Les ButlerWritten by Terrence ColiGuest stars Jana Kramer, Vaughn Wilson, Cullen Moss, Sasha Jackson, Michael Grubbs, John Peebles, Mitch Ryan, Kristy Swanson
Brooke and Julian try to find a balance between their personal lives and work as the movie shoot begins. Nathan and Haley receive a surprise visit, and Clay supports Quinn as she faces some unexpected news., Alex sets her sights on Alexander, and Millicent finds herself struggling with temptation.
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Directed by Jessica LandawWritten by Nikki SchiefelbeinGuest stars Jana Kramer, Lindsey McKeon, Daphne Zuniga, Bess Armstrong, Gregory Harrison, India de Beaufort, Michael Grubbs, Mitch Ryan
Nathan tries to help Haley and Jamie confront Lydia's seemingly hopeless situation, while Brooke and Julian navigate their volatile relationship in the midst of a hectic movie shoot. Meanwhile, Clay and Quinn spend some time apart, and Miranda tries to prove to Grubbs that she's the right person to produce his album.
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Directed by Bethany Joy LenzWritten by John A. NorrisGuest stars Jana Kramer, Daphne Zuniga, Bess Armstrong, Joe Manganiello, Allison Munn, India de Beaufort, Michael Grubbs, Mitch Ryan
As Brooke angrily deals with Alexs tryst with Julian, Lydias condition worsens, prompting Quinn and Haley to try to reconnect with Taylor. Clay is forced to deal with Katies unsettling advances, and Nathan helps Jamie come to terms with Lydias impending death.
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Directed by Joe DavolaWritten by Mike DanielsGuest stars Antwon Tanner, Lindsey McKeon, Daphne Zuniga, Bess Armstrong, Candice Patton, Gregory Harrison, Allison Munn, Mitch Ryan
On the eve of Quinn’s big gallery opening, an uninvited guest ambushes Clay. Nathan spends the day with Jamie, while Haley struggles with life after her mother’s passing. Brooke and Julian each receive a shocking surprise. Meanwhile, Skills learns the truth about Lauren and Mouth.
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Directed by Chad GravesWritten by William H. BrownGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Jana Kramer, Antwon Tanner, Daphne Zuniga, Gregory Harrison, Allison Munn, India de Beaufort, Michael Grubbs
Nathan and Haley struggle with the aftermath of her mother's death, while Brooke deals with the fallout of Alexander's tryst with Victoria. Alex discovers a secret about her leading man, Josh, that could derail Julian's film, and Clay is confronted by an unhinged Katie.
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Directed by Gregory PrangeWritten by Shaina Fewell, Renee IntlekoferGuest stars Jana Kramer, Antwon Tanner, Daphne Zuniga, Vaughn Wilson, Cullen Moss, Candice Patton, Gregory Harrison, Allison Munn
Nathanstruggles to reach an increasingly despondent Haley, while Quinn leads Jamie on a Tree Hill treasure hunt. Julian shows his finished film to Brooke, and Clay is forced to deal with a deranged Katie.
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Directed by Peter B. KowalskiWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Jana Kramer, Daphne Zuniga, Kate Voegele, India de Beaufort, Michael Grubbs, Mitch Ryan, Paul Teal
Almost Everything I Wish I'd Said the Last Time I Saw You
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Haley tries to overcome her depression by joining Nathan, Jamie and the rest of the Tree Hill gang on a trip to Utah for the premiere of Julian's film.
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Directed by Mark SchwahnWritten by Mark SchwahnGuest stars Stephen Colletti, Jana Kramer, Antwon Tanner, Kate Voegele, Gregory Harrison, Michael Grubbs, Paul Teal, Amanda Schull
