When One Tree Hill first started airing it became an instant hit on the CW. The first time I watched it I was immediately hooked. The cute guys and the girl drama was the perfect mix to putting on a good show. And it successfully did. One Tree Hill tells a story of a group of high school friends and their journey after high school. Each character is different in their own way and that makes the show passionate to viewers like me because there’s a way to relate to them.     

   After a big rollercoaster of relationship in last season, Julian (Austin Nichols) popped the question to Brooke (Sophia Bush) but now has to bail her out from the jail house because of a situation with her mom and co-worker over Clothes over Bro’s.  Meanwhile, Haley, played by Bethany Joy Galeotti, discovers a life changing secret right before her husband Nathan (James Lafferty) leaves for training camp for basketball but finds that Nathan can’t uphold his carrier anymore. All this is happening when she has a stressful time with her sister Quinn.

   The drama continues when Clay (Rob Buckly) and his girlfriend, Quinn (Shantel VanSanten) find themselves living one more day together before Quinn wakes up alone in the hospital. But what happens next will shock you even more. When you think Clay is going to die from a kidney failure he wakes up to see Quinn holding his hand.   

  One Tree Hill has been my favorite show ever sense it came out. The moment it came out is the moment I became a fan. This season had a strong premier that satisfied and clings to the fans. 

  Each episode, One Tree Hill keeps you guessing what will happen next. With suspension and comedy, this hit T.V. show will leave you begging for more. When everything seems to going good, the whole plot takes a 180 turn around and make for a jaw-dropping night.