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"One Tree Hill" (2003)Original Air Date:
1 March 2006 (Season 3, Episode 16)Plot:
A dangerous day at Tree Hill High gives Nathan and Lucas a common goal, as they put their lives on the line to save their friends when a distraught student comes to school with a gun and holds Haley hostage. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
Incredibly Sad, but Incredibly True moreCast
(Episode Credited cast)| Chad Michael Murray | ... | Lucas Scott | |
| James Lafferty | ... | Nathan Scott | |
| Hilarie Burton | ... | Peyton Sawyer | |
| Bethany Joy Galeotti | ... | Haley James Scott | |
| Paul Johansson | ... | Dan Scott | |
| Sophia Bush | ... | Brooke Davis | |
| Lee Norris | ... | 'Mouth' McFadden | |
| Barry Corbin | ... | Coach Whitey Durham | |
| Craig Sheffer | ... | Keith Scott | |
| Moira Kelly | ... | Karen Roe | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| David Bridgewater | ... | Reeves | |
| John Cates | ... | Rusty | |
| Marcus Coloma | ... | Marcus | |
| Colin Fickes | ... | Jimmy Edwards | |
| Craig Galloway | ... | Officer #1 | |
| Sharon Graci | ... | Sheila | |
| Danneel Harris | ... | Rachel Gatina | |
| Elizabeth Hirsch-Tauber | ... | Madison (as Aurelia Tauber) | |
| Jeff Howard | ... | Officer #3 | |
| Nina Jones | ... | Mrs. Farell | |
| Bobby Kennedy | ... | SWAT #1 | |
| Bevin Prince | ... | Bevin Mirskey | |
| Allison Scagliotti | ... | Abby Brown | |
| Shawn Shepard | ... | Principal Turner | |
| Teresa Smith | ... | Concerned parent #1 | |
| Antwon Tanner | ... | Skills | |
| Byron Thigpen | ... | SWAT #2 | |
| Renee Vincent | ... | Mrs. Edwards | |
| Amber Wallace | ... | Glenda Farrell | |
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Jimmy Edwards: You really think I am the only one. Then ask yourself this. Have you ever treated someone like crap in this school or left anyone out? Have you ever broken up with someone in the time it takes to pass a note and disappear? Or talk trash behind their back? Or maybe you just ignored it all? You know why you worry about the big game or the prom or the bake sale for the pep club. You ask yourself that and then you tell me if there is anyone else out there. moreSoundtrack:
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This episode was by far one of the best TV episodes of any show I've ever watched, let alone on the WB.
Hearing Jimmy talk about high school society brought tears to my eyes, not only because his words were so touching and heartfelt, but because what he was saying was true.
This is a great episode for teens to watch, especially before entering high school. It teaches them to be more open and not to exclude anyone, because this episode provides insight to the effects of that neglect.
One thing I liked about this episode was that it was all serious. No frivolous teen problems, no "will these pants make my butt look good?" issues, and no comedy. The entire episode dealt with serious issues, and, especially coming from a not-so-serious show, the magnitude of the subject matter was handled beautifully.
A major theme of this episode was to make sure that what was going on in high school society would stop. A character acts upon this need for change. I feel that this episode screams for change, and I feel that the episode instilled the necessary impact needed to start that change.