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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Pilot (Sep/23/2003) | | Except for basketball, Nathan and Lucas Scott have nothing in common, but their mutual father will forever connect their lives in ways they could never imagine. Their father, Dan Scott, chose to abandon Lucas and raise Nathan in his image – a life of luxury and Tree Hill High Ravens basketball. Lucas, on the other hand, was raised by his single mother, Karen, and shares Nathan’s love for hoops, but keeps his game to the river court park. However, when the Tree Hill High coach, Whitey Durham, is in need of another player, Lucas and Nathan’s lives are forever entwined as the brothers face off on the court where Lucas battles for a spot on the team. | | Guest Stars: Antwon Tanner as Skills, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, Samantha Shelton as Regan, | Co-Guest Stars: Lee Norris as Mouth, Colin Fickes as Jimmy Edwards, Brett Claywell as Tim, Cullen Moss as Junk, John Keenan as Officer Waymon, Shawn Shepard as Principal Turner, Melissa Claire Egan as Melody, | Uncredited: Marley Shelton as Julie Belmont, Vaughn Wilson as Fergie | Director: Bryan Gordon (1)
Writer: Mark Schwahn | | Songs: T. I. -- 24s, Ben Lee (1) -- Aftertaste, Jet -- Are You Gonna Be My Girl, Forty Foot Echo -- Drift, Pete Yorn -- EZ, Songs: ohia -- Farewell Transmission, Dashboard Confessional -- Hands Down, N*E*R*D -- Lapdance, Runaway Cab -- Money Bags, Bosshouse -- Never Enough, Saliva -- Rest In Pieces, Finch -- What It Is to Burn, The Ataris -- Your Boyfriend Sucks | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most (Sep/30/2003) | | Lucas takes the court in his first varsity game for the Ravens, but his performance is worse than he had hoped. His lackluster performance, along with escalating teasing by Nathan and the other players, makes Lucas decide to quit the team. Meanwhile, Nathan and Peyton continue to drift apart and Keith helps Karen deal with her issues with Dan after Karen refuses to go to Lucas' game because Dan will be there. | | Guest Stars: Antwon Tanner as Skills, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, | Co-Guest Stars: Lee Norris as Mouth, Colin Fickes as Jimmy Edwards, Brett Claywell as Tim, Cullen Moss as Junk, Vaughn Wilson as Fergie, Jason Davis (1) as Mr. Kelly | Director: Bryan Gordon (1)
Writer: Mark Schwahn | | Songs: Gavin DeGraw -- Belief, Forty Foot Echo -- Beside Me, Vertical Horizon -- Echo, Longview -- Further, American Analog Set -- Hard to Find, Get Up Kids -- Overdue, Bosshouse -- She's Got It So Phat, Celldweller -- Switchback, McLusky -- To Hell With Good Intentions | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Are You True? (Oct/07/2003) | | Lucas' rising popularity among the school and the team makes Nathan increasingly angry at his brother. When constant hazing fails to make Lucas quit the team, Nathan goes after his one weak spot -- Haley who Nathan asks for tutoring after receiving an F in English. Meanwhile, Lucas submits Peyton's drawings to a local magazine without her permission, but Peyton is thrilled when the magazine makes her an offer. | | Guest Stars: Bryan Greenberg as Jake, | Co-Guest Stars: Lee Norris as Mouth, Cedric Pendleton as Jeff Nelson, Brett Claywell as Tim, Cullen Moss as Junk, Vaughn Wilson as Fergie, Jason Davis (1) as Mr. Kelly, Amy Parish as Shari Smith, Corey Jackson as Brandon, Rhonda Grillis as Rachel, Melissa Ponzio as Alice, Leigh Jones as Pretty Girl, Marc Tschundi as Kid | Director: Michael Grossman
Writer: Jennifer Cecil | | Songs: Bosshouse -- Apologies, Low Flying Owls -- Glad to be Alive, Mojo Monkeys -- Hang, The 88 -- How Good It Can Be, Forty Foot Echo -- Multiply, Cactus Groove -- Shoulder, Starsailor -- Silence Is Easy, Pete Francis -- Stones, eastmountainsouth -- You Dance, Sense Field -- You Own Me | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Crash into You (Oct/14/2003) | | Haley makes Lucas go to the basketball after-party at Nathan's family's beach house hoping that Nathan and Lucas will settle their differences. However, the beach house makes Lucas think about the life he never had, prompting him to ask his mother why Dan was never a part of his life. Meanwhile, Deb, Nathan's mother, comes to Karen for advice after Nathan continues to get himself into trouble. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, Brett Claywell as Tim, | Co-Guest Stars: Andrew Seeley as Johnny "Vegas" Norris, Sarah Edwards as Theresa, Austin Carty as Young Dan, Nancy Moreno as Young Karen, Christopher B. Duncan as Kid #2 (as Christopher Duncan) | Director: David Carson (1)
Writer: Mark B. Perry | | Songs: Yellowcard -- Empty Apartment, Kenna -- Free Time, Buva -- Hopes and Dreams, Matthew Ryan -- Return to Me, Bosshouse -- Shake It Down, AM Radio -- Taken For a Ride, Sprung Monkey -- Whatcha Gonna Do | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - All That You Can't Leave Behind (Oct/21/2003) | | Lucas asks Keith to play in the annual Father and Son Ravens basketball game and soon realizes that not having Dan in his life may have been for the best. Meanwhile, Peyton struggles to cope on the anniversary of her mother's death, but finds an unlikely shoulder to lean on when Nathan fails to remember the anniversary. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Terry Horton as PA Announcer, Jon Stafford as Max, Brett Claywell as Tim, Tracy Williams as Bruce | Director: Duane Clark (1)
Story: Ann Lewis Hamilton, Jennifer Cecil | Teleplay: Mark Schwahn, Jennifer Cecil | | Songs: Low Flying Owls -- Glad to be Alive, American Analog Set -- Hard to Find, Gavin DeGraw -- I Don't Want To Be, Hot Water Music -- I Was On A Mountain, Jimmy Cliff -- Many Rivers To Cross, Hot Water Music -- Remedy, Tegan & Sara -- Want To Be Bad | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - Every Night Is Another Story (Oct/28/2003) | | Wanting Nathan and Lucas to reconcile their differences after taking their frustrations out on each other on the court, Whitey throws the brothers off of the bus 30 miles from home. When they encounter a group of rival basketball players, Nathan and Lucas are forced to team up to out-smart the group and get home in one piece. Meanwhile, Brooke, who was injured during the game, has to have Peyton drive her home after she takes a few too many pain pills. After an unlikely series of events, Peyton has Haley come along for help. Back in Tree Hill, Karen and Keith attend a business dinner that turns into a brawl when Deb and Dan are seated at the same table as them. | | Guest Stars: Sam Horrigan as Thing, Dave Power (1) as Thing #3, Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Lee Norris as Mouth, Brett Claywell as Tim, Dan Becker as Thing #1, Sam Robison as Trainer, B. J. Britt as Rob, Robert Treveiler as Entrepreneur, Jeff Wicker as MC | Director: Jason Moore
Writer: Mike Kelley (1) | | Songs: Rooney -- Blueside, Screeching Weasel -- Cook Kids, Dispatch -- Headlights, Get Up Kids -- Holiday, Jibe -- Hypocrite, Lucky Town -- Impossible, Anjali -- Seven x Eight, Tegan & Sara -- Time Running | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Life in a Glass House (Nov/04/2003) | | At the annual basketball appreciation party thrown by Dan and Deb, old scars are reopened and new friends are made as Keith and Dan once again square off and Karen finds an unexpected ally. Lucas finally gets the opportunity to make a move on Peyton, but when he wants too much, too soon, Peyton backs away. Meanwhile, Haley admits her feelings for Nathan to Lucas, but as Haley and Nathan begin to get closer, a vicious rumor started by a drunk Brooke leaves the buildings of their relationship in shambles. | | Guest Stars: Bryan Greenberg as Jake, Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Brett Claywell as Tim, Amy Parish as Shari Smith, Sarah Edwards as Theresa, Melissa Claire Egan as Lori, Mitchell Laurance as Peter, Darryl Van Leer as Chuck T., Beth W. Crookham as Caterer | Director: Robert Duncan McNeill (1)
Writer: Mike Kelley (1) | | Songs: Jonny Lang (1) -- Beautiful One, Train -- Calling All Angels, Michael Campion -- I'll Always Love You, Kill Hannah -- Kennedy, Gigolo Aunts -- Pacific Ocean Blues, Bosshouse -- Play It Straight, Bryan Greenberg -- Say Yes, Maroon 5 -- She Will Be Loved, Bosshouse -- She's Got It So Phat | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - The Search for Something More (Nov/11/2003) | | In what they thought would be a harmless night of fun, Brooke drags Peyton to a college party, but things take a turn for the worst when Peyton is slipped a date rape drug. Brooke calls Lucas for help and the two get to know each other better as they take turns looking after Peyton while she sleeps. Meanwhile, Haley forgives Nathan and gives him as second chance as the two go on their first date. | | Guest Stars: Mike Erwin (1) as Gabe, Antwon Tanner as Skills, Sean Faris as High School Boy, Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Lee Norris as Mouth, Cullen Moss as Junk, Vaughn Wilson as Fergie, Brett Claywell as Tim, Tilkey Jones (1) as Max, Hatcher Flaschen as R.A., Stephanie Wallace as Casey | Director: John Kretchmer
Writer: Jennifer Cecil | | Songs: Witchypoo -- Bad Circulation, Bosshouse -- Breaking Away, Switchfoot -- Dare You To Move, Supafuzz -- Did It For The Drugs, Dee -- Filter Factory, Runaway Cab -- No Exit, Kyf Brewer -- Read All About It, The Man -- Sparks, The Flaming Sideburns -- Street Survivor, Pete Francis -- Untold | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - With Arms Outstretched (Nov/18/2003) | | After a bad fight with both his father and Haley, and while dealing with the constant pressure to be the best, Nathan takes amphetamines to improve his game. However, the drugs take a serious toll on Nathan mentally and physically and they soon land him in the hospital. Meanwhile, Peyton decides to take a chance on Lucas and goes to restart their relationship, but finds that Lucas and Brooke have started a relationship of their own. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Traci Dinwiddie as Waitress, Terry Laughlin (1) as Doctor, Sarah Edwards as Theresa, Brett Claywell as Tim, Lee Norris as Mouth | Director: Greg Prange
Writer: Mark Schwahn | | Songs: Sarah McLachlan (1) -- Fallen, The New Amsterdams -- Hanging On For Hope, Cham Pain -- Push It Up, Counting Crows -- Rain King, Travis -- Re-Offender, The Electric Farm -- Shabby Girl, Pennywise -- Yesterdays | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - You Gotta Go There to Come Back (Jan/20/2004) | | Lucas is forced to choose between Brooke and Peyton when both show interest in him. Meanwhile, after the fallout of Nathan's collapse on court and other issues plaguing the team, Whitey cancels practice to force the team to refocus. With no practice, Dan takes Nathan on a father-son weekend in order to try to make-up with both his son and Deb; and Deb and Haley work together to organize an open-mic night at the cafe. | | Special Guest Stars: Gavin DeGraw as Himself, | Guest Stars: Bryan Greenberg as Jake, Antwon Tanner as Skills, Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Marcus Bryant (1) as Springer, Brett Claywell as Tim, Vaughn Wilson as Fergie, Lee Norris as Mouth, Brandi Ryans as Singing Girl, Andrew Seeley as Johnny "Vegas" Norris, Brian LaFontaine as Bellman, Cullen Moss as Junk, | Uncredited: Bevin Prince as Bevin | Director: Keith Samples
Writer: Mike Kelley (1) | | Songs: Lori Denae -- Be Different, Beth Waters -- Blue and White, Lockgroove -- Bullet With Your Name On It, Cheap Trick -- Downed, Fefe Dobson -- Everything, The Band -- Girlfriend, Gavin DeGraw -- I Don't Want To Be, Bryan Greenberg -- Lonely World, Bryan Greenberg -- Mindleak, Travis -- Re-Offender, Jon Elliott -- Starting All Over | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - The Living Years (Jan/27/2004) | | When Nathan decides to quit the basketball team, he has more free time to spend with Haley. However, Nathan's old ways begin to rub off on Haley and she skips class to go with Nathan to his beach house where she gets drunk. Meanwhile, Brooke becomes jealous when Lucas and Peyton become closer friends and the Scott family go to a counselor to attempt to sort out their growing issues. | | Guest Stars: Thomas Ian Griffith as Larry Sawyer, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, Ann Cusack as Family Therapist, | Co-Guest Stars: Erin Cline as Cute Waitress, Brett Claywell as Tim | Director: Thomas J. Wright
Writer: Mark B. Perry | | Songs: Ryan Adams (1) -- Avalanche, Across The Sky -- Everywhere She Goes, Maroon 5 -- Harder to Breathe, Wheat -- I Met A Girl, Kyf Brewer -- She's So Pretty, World Party -- Ship Of Fools, Buva -- Simple Again, Ryan Adams (1) -- The Shadowlands | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - Crash Course in Polite Conversations (Feb/03/2004) | | After a bad storm at sea, Peyton receives horrifying news that her father may have been lost at sea. Lucas takes Peyton on an overnight trip to Hilton Head where Peyton has to identify the body that had been washed ashore. However, when the road is blocked due to the bad thunderstorm, Lucas and Peyton are forced to spend the night together where Peyton, taken over by her emotions, kisses Lucas. Meanwhile, Dan's parents drop by unexpected and a Scott family dinner reveals secrets and lies from long ago. | | Guest Stars: Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, Thomas Ian Griffith as Larry Sawyer, Tess Harper as May Scott, Gerald McRaney as Royal Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Jason Saucler as Customer, Gil Johnson (1) as Road Worker | Director: Sandy Smolan
Writer: Jessica Queller | | Songs: Smith Point -- Escape, Matt Beckler -- Fools at the Table, Stereophonics -- Maybe Tomorrow, Katy Rose -- Overdrive | | | |
| 13 :01x13 - Hanging By A Moment (Feb/10/2004) | | Karen returns home from her cooking class in Europe and as Keith and Lucas drive to pick her up from the airport, Keith's vehicle crashes into an oncoming car leaving Lucas fighting for his life. After seeing the accident, Dan rushes Lucas to the hospital and is forced to acknowledge Lucas as his son in order to let the doctors perform life-saving surgery. Meanwhile, Peyton debates whether or not to tell Brooke about the kiss she shared with Lucas at the hotel. | | Guest Stars: Ann Cusack as Family Therapist, Paula Trickey as Carrie, Barbara Alyn Woods as Deb Scott, | Co-Guest Stars: Dorothy Recasner Brown as Doctor Hale, Lee Norris as Mouth, Brett Claywell as Tim, Greg Thompson (1) as Doctor Adams, Andrew Masset as Doctor Ryan | Director: John Behring
Writer: Mark Schwahn | | Songs: Sandstrom Thomas -- All I Can Do, Rob Momary -- Brief Intermission, Tegan & Sara -- Don't Confess (This Thing That Breaks My Heart), Josh Kelley -- Everybody Wants You, Nada Surf -- Inside Of Love, James William Hindle -- Leaving Trains, Josh Canova -- Most Of The Time, The Shins -- Pink Bullets, The Get Up Kids -- The One You Want | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - I Shall Believe (Feb/17/2004) | | After the accident, Karen refuses to leave Lucas' bedside as he lays in a coma. There Karen meets Brooke, Lucas' new girlfriend and Deb tells her that she's decided to divorce Dan. However, Karen is delivered the most devastating news when she is informed that Keith was drinking and driving the night of the accident. Meanwhile, Nathan tries to win back Haley after she breaks up with him. | | Guest Stars: Joan Severance as Cynthia Price, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, Antwon Tanner as Skills, | Co-Guest Stars: Vaughn Wilson as Fergie, Cullen Moss as Junk, Brett Claywell as Tim, Lee Norris as Mouth, Angie Fox as Amy Quinn, Merdith Sause as Nurse Molly, Dorothy Recasner Brown as Doctor Hale, Greg Thompson (1) as Dr. Adams, Michael Harding (1) as Cop, Andrew Masset as Doctor Ryan | Director: Greg Prange
Writer: Jennifer Cecil | | Songs: The Squirts -- Come Home Delilah, Susan Calloway -- Higher Than The Sun, Sheryl Crow -- I Shall Believe, Loquat -- Swingset Chain, The Red Thread -- The Getaway | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - Suddenly Everything Has Changed (Feb/24/2004) | | After waking up from his coma and as he deals with the aftermath of his near-death experience, Lucas decides that he made the wrong choice between Brooke and Peyton. Lucas breaks up with Brooke and secretly gets together with Peyton. However, the truth behind their secret relationship comes out when Lucas has to be rushed back to the hospital and Brooke and Peyton come face-to-face. Meanwhile, Keith is unable to pay his mortgage after paying Lucas' medical bills and is forced to sell his garage to none other than Dan. | | Guest Stars: Joan Severance as Cynthia Price, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, | Co-Guest Stars: Dorothy Recasner Brown as Doctor Hale (as Dorothy Recastner Brown), Jennifer Massey (1) as Lorraine | Director: David Carson (1)
Writer: Mark B. Perry | | Songs: Arco -- Alien, Extreme Music -- Been Around The World, Ben Jelen -- Come On, The Luxury Liners -- Dreaming, Bethany Joy Lenz -- Elsewhere, Jenn Shepard -- Here Without You, Butterfly Boucher -- I Can't Make Me, Belle & Sebastian -- If She Wants Me, David Grahame -- It's You That I Find, Thomas Anderson -- Lucky Man, Jude Christodal -- Need You Here | | | |
| 16 :01x16 - The First Cut is the Deepest (Mar/02/2004) | | In the midst of the bitter divorce between Deb and Dan, Nathan has to decide which parent he wants to live with. Dan decides to push Nathan's hand by bribing him with a new car and threatening to reveal a dark secret that Deb has been keeping. Meanwhile, Lucas hooks up with a beautiful stranger who he might be more connected to than he thinks and singer Sheryl Crow stops by Karen's Cafe. | | Special Guest Stars: Sheryl Crow as Herself, | Guest Stars: Emmanuelle Vaugier as Nicki, Antwon Tanner as Skills, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, | Co-Guest Stars: Brett Claywell as Tim, Christopher Smith (1) as Guitarist, Dean James as Bartender, Rick Forrester as Matt Jerry | Director: Robert Duncan McNeill (1)
Writer: Mike Kelley (1) | | Songs: Bigg Blue -- Big Ballin' (Above The Rim), Stone Dogs/GG -- Bleed, Bosshouse -- Breaking Away, Kid Gloves -- Don't Forget, Boss Martians -- He'll Be Around, Sheryl Crow -- Home, Sheryl Crow -- It's Only Love, Sheryl Crow -- Lucky Kid, Buva -- Never Like This, Smashtrax -- Nothing, The Fuzz -- Parking, Deb Talan -- Tell Your Story Walking, Sheryl Crow -- The First Cut Is The Deepest, Sheryl Crow -- There Goes The Neighborhood, Snow Patrol -- Tiny Little Fractures | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - Spirit in the Night (Apr/06/2004) | | The basketball team and cheerleading squad, as well as Haley, head to Charlotte for The Classic basketball and cheerleading tournament. Brooke is determined to beat their rival school, but when Theresa comes down with the chicken pox, Peyton begs Haley to step in as a replacement. Meanwhile, Karen and Peyton's father, Larry, hit it off while chaperoning and Nathan and Lucas, assigned to the same room, square off with Haley stuck in the middle of her best friend and boyfriend. | | Guest Stars: Corri English as Claire Young, Thomas Ian Griffith as Larry Sawyer, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, | Co-Guest Stars: Lee Norris as Mouth, Sarah Lucas as Cheerleader #1, Brett Claywell as Tim, Bevin Prince as Bevin, Brecka Coleman as Reese, Sarah Edwards as Theresa, Melissa Ponzio as Alice, Rick Forrester as Matt Perry | Director: Duane Clark (1)
Writer: Terrence Coli (1) | | Songs: Five For Fighting -- 100 Years, Fountains of Wayne -- All Kinds Of Time, Black Toast -- Big Man On the Block/ Get Naked, Junior Senior -- Good Girl, Bad Boy, Paul Trudeau -- Looking For A Reason, Mastersource -- Mix It Up, Viva Voce -- One In Every Crowd, James William Hindle -- Shadows Cast A Lie, Midnight to Twelve -- Slam | | | |
| 18 :01x18 - To Wish Impossible Things (Apr/13/2004) | | At Tree Hill High's annual "Boy Toy" basketball charity auction, Lucas, Nathan, Jake and the rest of the team (as well as Mouth) are sold to the highest bidder. The auction pairs up Lucas and Haley, Nathan and Peyton, Jake and Nicki, and Mouth and Brooke for the night, resulting in Haley confessing her true feelings about Nathan to Lucas and surprising developments in Jake and Nicki's complex relationship. | | Guest Stars: Bryan Greenberg as Jake, Emmanuelle Vaugier as Nicki, Thomas Ian Griffith as Larry Sawyer, | Co-Guest Stars: Lou Crisuolo as Driver, Johanna Jowett as Girl #1, Caitlin Vanhecke as Girl #3, Julianna Guill as Money Girl, Maya Tai Dorsey as Girl, Amy Parish as Shari Smith, Brett Claywell as Tim, Lee Norris as Mouth, Lee Freeman as Booster #2, Melissa Bragg Lumaden (2) as Girl #2, John Driscoll as Club Boy | Director: Billy Dickson (2)
Writer: Mark Schwahn | | Songs: Phantom Planet -- Big Brat, Marla Sokoloff -- Call Me Crazy, Mastersource -- For Sho, Ricky Fante -- It's Over Now, Ohia -- Just Be Simple, Kool & the Gang -- Ladies Night, Extreme Music -- Music Please, Ryan Adams (1) -- Note To Self: Don't Die, David Grahame -- Nothing Can Change It, Cham Pain -- Push It Up, Tyrone Wells -- Without You, Pop -- You Bring Me, Tom Jones (1) -- You Can Leave Your Hat On | | | |
| 19 :01x19 - How Can You Be Sure? (Apr/20/2004) | | Lucas steps into Dan's shoes when he learns that Brooke might be pregnant. Not wanting to follow in his own father's footsteps, Lucas promises to be there for Brooke no matter her decision, but Brooke is reluctant to trust Lucas. Meanwhile, Haley considers having sex with Nathan. | | Guest Stars: Emmanuelle Vaugier as Nicki, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, | Co-Guest Stars: Zachary Hermann as Player #2, Brett Claywell as Tim, Kwame Heyward as Player #1, J. R. Rodriguez as Buyer | Director: Thomas J. Wright
Writer: Karyn Usher | | Songs: Hathaway -- Broken, Highwater Rising -- Coming Undone, Dashboard Confessional -- Everybody Hurts, The Fire Theft -- Heaven, Club 8 -- Love In December, Mastersource -- Someone Like You, Snow Patrol -- Spitting Games, Viva Voce -- Wrecking Ball | | | |
| 20 :01x20 - What Is And What Should Never Be (Apr/27/2004) | | After the guys begin to use Nathan's apartment as party-central, Haley decides to throw a small "take back the party" party. However, small soon turns into large and Haley panics when things begin to spin out of control. Meanwhile, Nathan gets a job at a pretzel stand at the mall to pay his rent, much to Dan's horror, and Brooke, after finding out that she wasn't one of the "close friends" invited to the party, runs into Nicki at the bar and the two decide to crash the party. | | Guest Stars: Emmanuelle Vaugier as Nicki, Blake Bashoff as Gary, | Co-Guest Stars: Ryan Kowalski as Stoner #2, Lee Norris as Mouth, Leigh Jones as Popular Girl, Brett Claywell as Tim, Jennifer Owens as Cop #2, Dan Cox (1) as Customer, Mike Pniewski as Mr. Carlson, Adam Heffernan as College Guy, Drake Johnson as Party Kid, Richard Bryant (1) as Stoner #1, Bobby Tyson as Cop, Dean James as Bartender, | Uncredited: David Smith (1) as Vagrant | Director: Perry Lang
Writer: Adam Horowitz, Edward Kitsis | | Songs: The Cure -- Apart, Mastersource -- Bring It On, The Blackouts -- Fire In The Pouring Rain, Bosshouse -- Get Your Soul Freak On/ Yo Money, The Darkness -- I Believe In A Thing Called Love, Super Bright Lights -- Luzer, Menotti -- Party All Night, Greg Hoy -- Tested By History, Josh Canova -- The Wish, Black Toast -- Throw My Heart Away/ Coming Back To You, The Defendants -- What Do You Want, Cypress Hill -- What's Your Number? | | | |
| 21 :01x21 - The Leaving Song (May/04/2004) | | Dan is named temporary head coach of the basketball team when Whitey has to have surgery on his eyes, but no one thinks it's a good idea except Dan himself. Haley finds questionable material on Nathan's laptop, leading Haley to pull away from Nathan and leading Nathan to realize that he's inadvertently pressuring Haley into having sex with him. Meanwhile, after a mishap at the mall involving Nicki and Jenny, Jake becomes upset at Peyton and Brooke. Elsewhere, Keith tells Karen that he's leaving Tree Hill, Dan finally agrees to a divorce, and Lucas struggles in making a difficult decision. | | Guest Stars: Emmanuelle Vaugier as Nicki, Bryan Greenberg as Jake, Thomas Ian Griffith as Larry Sawyer, | Co-Guest Stars: Stephen Delaney (1) as Policeman, Brett Claywell as Tim, Shawn Shepard as Principal Turner, Richard Fullerton (1) as Security Guard, Henry Garrett Droege as Messanger | Director: David Carson (1)
Writer: Mark B. Perry, Jennifer Cecil | | Songs: Matthew Ryan -- I Can't Steal You, The Blackouts -- No Tomorrow/ I Have Found Mine, Gigolo Aunts -- Once In Awhile, Sea Ray -- Revelry, Satchel -- Suffering, Evan and Jaron -- Through The Blue, Vast -- Thrown Away/ Don't Take Your Love Away, Chronic Future -- Time and Time Again | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - The Games That Play Us (May/11/2004) | | Dan leads the Tree Hill Ravens in their first playoff game and Lucas and Nathan have to deal with the constant abuse that Dan dishes out to them. Dan also confronts Haley about her relationship with Nathan, and his threats lead Haley to rethink their relationship. Meanwhile, Whitey learns the severity of his medical condition and Dan suffers a medical condition of his own when he stumbles into a shocking situation. Elsewhere, Keith packs up to move to Charleston and Nathan and Haley take a surprising step in their relationship. | | Guest Stars: Emmanuelle Vaugier as Nicki, | Co-Guest Stars: Cullen Moss as Junk, Brett Claywell as Tim, Lee Norris as Mouth, Vaughn Wilson as Fergie, Marcela Morgan as Nurse, James Rhodes as Thadeus, Brendan Kirsch (2) as Brendan, Keith Harris (1) as Doctor, Dorothy Recasner Brown as Doctor Hale (as Dorothy Brown) | Director: Greg Prange
Writer: Mark Schwahn | | Songs: All India Radio -- Evening Star, Gavin DeGraw -- More Than Anyone, Dios -- Nobody's Perfect, Five For Fighting -- NYC Weather Report, Snow Patrol -- Run, Michelle Featherstone -- Stay, Faraci -- The Way You Walk, The Beta Band -- To You Alone, Lenny Kravitz -- Where Are We Runnin'? | | | |
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