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Wow. Last week I guessed that Clay's big secret on One Tree Hill
was that he's behind Nathan's kidnapping, and while that might still be
true, we learned an even bigger and more shocking truth. Clay is a
father.
Yes, this week was all about fathers, whether it's Dan's search for his son, Miss Lauren's new baby daddy or Chuck's evil dad. And then there's Clay.
Clay Becomes a Father
Dr. Alvarez pushes Clay to remember every detail about the day his wife died, and the memories flood back as Clay remembers that, in the next room, there was a baby. His baby.
Yes, Clay and Sara had a baby, but the trauma of her death made Clay completely forget about it until now. Even crazier, his son is Logan, the adorable little boy who Clay has been spending all of his time with in the nut house (a mental institution that apparently has no other patients).
This totally blew my mind, but I love it. One Tree Hill is at its best when it does crazy, intense drama, and Clay psychologically blocking the existence of his own son for five years certainly qualifies.
Nathan's Father
Haley gets a phone call about a dead body the cops have found which might be Nathan. I know it's unbelievable that the police wouldn't be able to recognize one of the most famous residents this town has ever seen, but who cares. What follows is a beautifully written monologue from Haley about how much she loves Nathan and it brought tears to my eyes. That's the One Tree Hill I know and love.
Luckily it's not Nathan, and when Haley returns home she finds Deb. It's about time Nathan's mom showed up.
Meanwhile, the greatness that is Dan Scott's one-man crusade to save his son takes some intense turns as he puts a prison officer in a coma in order to convince one of his prison pals to give him info. Dan recognized that the symbol on the wall behind Nathan in the video was the same as a tattoo of his old prison pal, which leads Dan to the name "Dimitri," which leads him to Clay's drug dealer.
There's also an interesting moment when Dan reveals that he doesn't believe in redemption, promising to save a seat in Hell for his prison pal. I've never been more certain than Dan will die this season than I am now.
Dan goes to see the drug dealer, but he brings along Julian, who is kind of like a lame version of Robin to Dan's Batman. Julian suggests getting a plan, so they back off for now. But at the end of the episode, Dan gets help from an unlikely source when Haley finally comes to the realization that Nathan's father really is the only person who can find him.
Chuck's Evil Father
Chase is ready to leave for the Air Force, but he's still worried that Chuck's dad is beating his son. Chris Keller (who's odd BFF status with Chase is one of the most hilariously random things of the season) tries to reason with Chase, but it doesn't help.
Chase goes to say goodbye to Chuck when he hears Chuck's dad yelling and beating his wife. Chuck runs out as Chase runs in with a tire iron to beat the crap out of the abusive father. This just took a dark, tragic, melodramatic turn. And that's how Chase ended up getting arrested by the police,
Davis and Jude's Protective Father
Creepy Xavier spends the whole episode lurking around Karen's Cafe. He's not really making any direct threats, just creeping the crap out of Brooke. Julian vows to protect her by getting all manly, but Xavier doesn't seem too scared.
Miss Lauren's Baby's Father
Finally, Miss Lauren is back and she's super pregnant. Skills freaks out, assuming he's the father, but he's not. Instead, the daddy is Quinn's ex, David, who's also back in town. Even when David tries not to date someone close to Quinn, he fails. I like this little bit of whimsy amid the serious drama, although I'm getting concerned that Skills has more screen time this season than Mouth and Millie. Where are those two?
Yes, this week was all about fathers, whether it's Dan's search for his son, Miss Lauren's new baby daddy or Chuck's evil dad. And then there's Clay.
Clay Becomes a Father
Dr. Alvarez pushes Clay to remember every detail about the day his wife died, and the memories flood back as Clay remembers that, in the next room, there was a baby. His baby.
Yes, Clay and Sara had a baby, but the trauma of her death made Clay completely forget about it until now. Even crazier, his son is Logan, the adorable little boy who Clay has been spending all of his time with in the nut house (a mental institution that apparently has no other patients).
This totally blew my mind, but I love it. One Tree Hill is at its best when it does crazy, intense drama, and Clay psychologically blocking the existence of his own son for five years certainly qualifies.
Nathan's Father
Haley gets a phone call about a dead body the cops have found which might be Nathan. I know it's unbelievable that the police wouldn't be able to recognize one of the most famous residents this town has ever seen, but who cares. What follows is a beautifully written monologue from Haley about how much she loves Nathan and it brought tears to my eyes. That's the One Tree Hill I know and love.
Luckily it's not Nathan, and when Haley returns home she finds Deb. It's about time Nathan's mom showed up.
Meanwhile, the greatness that is Dan Scott's one-man crusade to save his son takes some intense turns as he puts a prison officer in a coma in order to convince one of his prison pals to give him info. Dan recognized that the symbol on the wall behind Nathan in the video was the same as a tattoo of his old prison pal, which leads Dan to the name "Dimitri," which leads him to Clay's drug dealer.
There's also an interesting moment when Dan reveals that he doesn't believe in redemption, promising to save a seat in Hell for his prison pal. I've never been more certain than Dan will die this season than I am now.
Dan goes to see the drug dealer, but he brings along Julian, who is kind of like a lame version of Robin to Dan's Batman. Julian suggests getting a plan, so they back off for now. But at the end of the episode, Dan gets help from an unlikely source when Haley finally comes to the realization that Nathan's father really is the only person who can find him.
Chuck's Evil Father
Chase is ready to leave for the Air Force, but he's still worried that Chuck's dad is beating his son. Chris Keller (who's odd BFF status with Chase is one of the most hilariously random things of the season) tries to reason with Chase, but it doesn't help.
Chase goes to say goodbye to Chuck when he hears Chuck's dad yelling and beating his wife. Chuck runs out as Chase runs in with a tire iron to beat the crap out of the abusive father. This just took a dark, tragic, melodramatic turn. And that's how Chase ended up getting arrested by the police,
Davis and Jude's Protective Father
Creepy Xavier spends the whole episode lurking around Karen's Cafe. He's not really making any direct threats, just creeping the crap out of Brooke. Julian vows to protect her by getting all manly, but Xavier doesn't seem too scared.
Miss Lauren's Baby's Father
Finally, Miss Lauren is back and she's super pregnant. Skills freaks out, assuming he's the father, but he's not. Instead, the daddy is Quinn's ex, David, who's also back in town. Even when David tries not to date someone close to Quinn, he fails. I like this little bit of whimsy amid the serious drama, although I'm getting concerned that Skills has more screen time this season than Mouth and Millie. Where are those two?
Via : http://www.buddytv.com/articles/one-tree-hill/one-tree-hill-recap-clays-big-44240.aspx
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