Dec 31,2008
Episode 6.13 Brooke/Sam
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YouTube link (sorry I can’t embed)
Dec 31,2008
Sophia Bush: New Year’s Eve Pampering!
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Sophia Bush makes a few funny faces while getting a little pampering done at a nail salon in Beverly Hills on Wednesday (December 31). Sophia Bush makes a few funny faces while getting a little pampering done at a nail salon in Beverly Hills on Wednesday (December 31).
The 26-year-old actress got a manicure and pedicure in preparation for tonight’s celebration at a New Year’s Eve party. No matter which party she’s at, she’s bound to look hot hot hot!
Earlier in the day, Sophia was spotted shopping at the Madison store.
The 26-year-old actress got a manicure and pedicure in preparation for tonight’s celebration at a New Year’s Eve party. No matter which party she’s at, she’s bound to look hot hot hot!
Earlier in the day, Sophia was spotted shopping at the Madison store.
Dec 31,2008
Happy New Year!
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Anyone in shock tomorrow is a new year?? I’ve said many times, this year has been a wild ride for us and we’re loving it. Hopefully this is NOT the year One Tree Hill goes off the air and we’ll be right back here next year talking about Season 7!
I’d like to know…what are your resolutions for OTH for 2009? Any ones you’d make for one of the characters or show in general?
Just to start off, I of course would like to see a Season 7 in 2009 and I’d like Lucas to be more selfish with Peyton 
Happy New Year!
Amy & Heather
Dec 31,2008
Episode 6.13 Sneak Peak Naley/Jamie
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Sorry, site is not loading right when I embed the video. Here is the link to the YouTube version.
Dec 30,2008
New 613 Promo on The CW
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New promo from The CW
Youtube Link HERE
Dec 29,2008
Top TV Ship 2009
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Go vote for your favorite One Tree Hill ship at PortraitMagazine.com. Those listed are the following:
- Lucas & Peyton
- Lucas & Brooke
- Nathan & Haley
- Mouth & Millicent
Dec 28,2008
The One Tree Hill Podcast No. 33
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In the 33rd edition of the One Tree Hill Podcast, the character reviews are completed with a character review of Peyton Sawyer. The Peyton Sawyer character review also includes songs that define Peyton Sawyer thanks to One Tree Hill Music Supervisor Lindsay Wolfington, who went all out for the broody blonde of One Tree Hill – as Lindsay included defining songs for Peyton in high school and post-college years. She also gives an added bonus sending along songs that define Lucas and Peyton’s relationship. I also included a song myself “Come Undone” by Jackson Waters, which opens Peyton’s character review. The podcast also includes an “Artist Alley” segment with Deb Talen from The Weepies.
NEXT WEEK: One Tree Hill returns and the 34th edition of the podcast includes an exclusive interview with One Tree Hill Script Supervisor and director of the 13th episode of season six Michael Leone – it is the only place to hear commentary on the episode.
Dec 26,2008
No. 5: Milestone season for locally filmed ‘One Tree Hill’
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Locally filmed TV series “One Tree Hill” reached several milestones this year, in Hollywood and in Wilmington. Here’s a took a look back at what 2008 meant for the cast and crew.
For the first time, cast and crew did not have to sit around wondering if they would have a job after the end of season five, which was shortened because of the industry-wide writers’ strike. A season six pickup was announced by The CW in March, earlier than any other season – a sign that the show was finally proving itself to the network.
More than one crew member this year mentioned how the show lives in the shadow of “the other” made-in-Wilmington teen drama, “Dawson’s Creek.” This year, “One Tree Hill” stepped out of that shadow. The last episode of this season will make 130 total. That’s two more than “Dawson’s” had.
Speaking of “Dawson’s Creek,” One Tree Hill” gave a little nod to its teen drama predecessor when Dawson himself, James Van Der Beek, agreed to appear in three episodes this year.
Star Chad Michael Murray turned heads when he wrote a 1940s-set fantasy episode. The cast was dressed in period clothes, downtown’s streets were lined with classic cars, and the crew created a breath-taking nightclub set at EUE/Screen Gems.
Star James Lafferty contributed to Wilmington’s local film scene when he debuted his first feature-length film, “For Keeps,” at the Cucalorus independent film festival. Lafferty produced the documentary, which followed the Wilmington Sea Dawgs basketball team through its first season.
Actress Hilarie Burton put down more roots here by starting a production company with “One Tree Hill” producer Kelly Tenney. The first couple of films by Southern Gothic Productions will feature scripts by Wilmington writers.
And actress Barbara Alyn Woods went down in the history books as Queen Azalea 2008.
Cast and crew are enjoying a winter hiatus right now, which will end Jan. 5. They will finish up the original 22 episodes ordered plus two additional episodes ordered this fall by the network. This is a good indicator that the network is pleased with the show’s ratings (it does especially well among young women), and some speculate it could also mean executives want a season seven.
More pessimistic prognosticators point to “Tree Hill” creator Mark Schwahn’s recent deal with CBS Paramount to write a new incarnation of the “Beverly Hills 90210” spin-off “Melrose Place.” If a seventh season of “Tree Hill” is ordered, though, Schwahn is committed to stay with the Wilmington-based show.
Dec 25,2008
Episode 14 Stills
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I know it’s Christmas and all, but I couldn’t help posting these photos! Merry Christmas! credit: othweb.net
