One Tree Hill telah menemani kita selama sembilan tahun, walau rating-nya naek turun dan sempet anjlok di tinggal tokoh Peyton dan Lucas, tapi cerita tetap bergulir ceria dan penggemar setia tetap semangat menyaksikan. Kita harus berterima kasih dengan The CW yang akhirnya menamatkan dengan sempurna serial (dulunya) remaja ini.
Bagi saya, serial ini harusnya ditutup di musim ke lima saat Dan di ceritakan bunuh diri. Dan di situlah saya berhenti mengikutinya. Walau tipikal seperti serial remaja lain, One Tree Hill punya ke-khas-an yang menyegarkan. Tokoh utama kakak adik pria, antagonis pria, dan setting di kota kecil dengan soundtrack memikat menjadi daya tarik kuat serial ini.
Saya gak bisa kasih ulasan apa yang terjadi di musim 6 hingga ke sembilan walau berita-beritanya sering mampir ke telinga, namun janji deh, setelah maraton menonton ulang lagi dari musim awal, ntar saya share di sini ya.
Anyway, inilah plot finale yang dirilis di tvseriesfinale.com. Buat yang penasaran, tunggu aja dvd bootleg-nya ya....Oh ya....apa bener Peyton dan Lucas kembali lagi???
The CW kicked off the night with a special retrospective — One Tree Hill: Always and Forever — that took viewers through the history of the TV show. It wasn’t a hit in its first season (even by WB standards) but the ratings grew significantly in season two. Season three saw the numbers start to
dwindle but the show has held on and even survived the WB to CW
transition.
The last episode, appropriately named after the U2 song “One Tree
Hill,” begins with a montage of the various characters literally looking
back at their younger selves. They’ve truly come a long way.
Most of the episode takes place via
flashbacks and revolves around the 10-year anniversary of the Tric
nightclub. Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) tells the audience (and the home
viewers) that, “The time that we’ve spent together over the years has
meant so much and without you we would not be here tonight.”
Brooke buys the store for her Baker Man across the street from
Karen’s Cafe so that she and Haley will have their own corner of the
world. Julian (Austin Nichols) buys her old house with the red door for
them to raise their family in.
Mouth (Lee Norris) receives a $500,000 check from Dan Scott’s estate.
He revisits the traumatic school shooting and ends up starting a sports
scholarship named after Keith Scott and Jimmy Edwards.
Clay (Robert Buckley) and Quinn (Shantel VanSanten) decide they want
full custody of Logan. At the courthouse, after running into Bevin
(Bevin Prince), Clay and Quinn decide they can’t wait and get hitched.
They legally adopt Logan and their family is complete.
Nathan presents Chris Keller’s (Tyler Hilton) old guitar to him — the
one he’d sold to get Haley’s masters. Chris impresses a lady record
exec when he performs at the Tric and he then turns down her offer.
Nathan (James Lafferty) prepares a special dinner for Haley and gives
her a box of Crackerjacks, just as he did in the first episode. The
prize is a real bracelet and he tells her, “Don’t say you never gave me
anything.” Jamie decides that he wants to break his dad’s basketball
record. Nathan makes sure that Jamie wants to be a great basketball
player because he likes it.
In an epilogue that’s set in the future, the characters attend a
basketball in which we see a full-grown Jamie running onto the court.
He’s surpassed his father’s record and his dad is very proud. Millie’s
pregnant and Skills and Bevin are back together. It seems everyone has
gotten a happy ending.
>>>Ithonx<<
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