Description When Ryan Atwood, a tough, guarded, fiercely intelligent 16-year-old, plunges headlong into the wealthy, privileged community of Newport Beach, California, he soon discovers that the ruling families of Orange County are every bit as territorial as the tough crowd with which he ran on the streets of Chino. For Sandy Cohen, the idealistic public defender who takes Ryan in; his wife, Kirsten, the linchpin of O.C. Society; their awkward adolescent son, Seth; and the beautiful, troubled girl next door, Marissa Cooper — Ryan's presence will forever change their lives. Name Description Time Price 1 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video Pilot When tough, guarded, fiercely intelligent 16-year-old Ryan Atwood (series star Benjamin McKenzie) is arrested for participating in a car theft, idealistic pro-bono public defender Sandy Cohen (series star Peter Gallagher) is assigned to the case.

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But after Ryan's neglectful mother, Dawn (recurring guest star Daphne Ashbrook), banishes Ryan from her house in Chino, Sandy becomes much more involved in Ryan's life than either of them expected. To the chagrin of Sandy's wife, Kirsten (series star Kelly Rowan)--a wealthy and beautiful former homecoming queen and apparently the perfect spouse, mother and businesswoman--Sandy invites Ryan to stay overnight in the guesthouse of Sandy's lavish Newport Beach home. Kirsten worries how Ryan will influence the couple's teenage son, Seth (series star Adam Brody), a soulful dreamer ostracized by his peers. Meanwhile, Ryan becomes attracted to Marissa Cooper (series star Mischa Barton), the heartbreakingly beautiful girl next door who seems to glide through life effortlessly. The indiscretions of Marissa's wealthy father, Jimmy (series star Tate Donovan), threaten to break her world apart, however. And Ryan and Seth quickly bond following a clash with some territorial teenagers, including Marissa's jealous boyfriend, Luke Ward (series star Chris Carmack), at a beach party.

45:08 $0.99 2 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Model Home Now that Ryan's mother has abandoned Ryan and moved away, Sandy has no choice but to accede to Kirsten's wishes and remand Ryan to Social Services. Facing the prospect of living in a foster home, Ryan prepares to secretly leave on his own. But Seth finds out and suggests a better idea: Together with Marissa, the boys sneak to an unfinished model home, the perfect hiding place for Ryan. Seth's mother, Kirsten, is the head of residential development for The Newport Group, a real-estate company, and is selling the house. Ryan, Seth and Marissa spend hours in the model home's empty swimming pool, bonding, skateboarding and eating. The next morning, when Seth takes Ryan to a remote beachfront diner, they scuffle with Marissa's boyfriend, Luke, and his friends, with whom they fought at the recent beach party.

After discovering that Sandy has reported Ryan to the police as a missing person, Seth and Marissa purchase Ryan a bus ticket to Texas, where he has an acquaintance. Marissa admits that she wishes Ryan wouldn't leave, but he warns her that a relationship between them would never succeed. Meanwhile, Marissa's materialistic friend, Summer Roberts (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson), finds out about the plan and, as a result, Luke and his friends break into the home and attack Ryan. During the fight, lit candles are knocked over, setting the house ablaze--along with Ryan's bus ticket and cash.

Luke's friends flee, but Luke drags the unconscious Ryan from the burning building before running away. 43:46 $0.99 3 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Gamble Kirsten's company does not charge Ryan with arson for the model home burning, but he must remain in juvenile hall until he can be placed in the care of a guardian. Kirsten reluctantly brings Seth to the jail to visit Ryan. During the meeting, a violent inmate almost assaults Kirsten, but Ryan bravely defends her. Fearing for Ryan's life, Kirsten takes temporary custody of him. After hiring a private detective, Sandy locates Ryan's struggling mother, Dawn (recurring guest star DAPHNE ASHBROOK), and brings her to Orange County for an uncomfortable reunion with Ryan. Dawn has left her abusive boyfriend and wants to work on her drinking problem and be Ryan's true mother again.

Meanwhile, Marissa's father, Jimmy, borrows $100,000 from Kirsten to save his faltering financial business. Since Kirsten and Jimmy dated long ago, Sandy and Jimmy's manipulative and judgmental wife, Julie (recurring guest star MELINDA CLARKE), are concerned when they find out about their spouses' secretive behavior. At a casino night charity event, Ryan fears that his mother will spoil the evening, while Seth amazingly finds himself acting as a good luck charm for Summer (recurring guest star RACHEL BILSON), the girl he longs for. When Dawn remains poised, Ryan relaxes and enjoys the party, but nervousness soon overcomes her, and she becomes embarrassingly drunk. Later, she remorsefully leaves Ryan again, asking Kirsten to care for him in the way Dawn never could. Ryan is now part of the Cohen family.

43:52 $0.99 4 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Debut Sandy and Kirsten convince child services officials to let them become Ryan's caretakers, and Ryan agrees to stay out of trouble. But with the upcoming cotillion, an old-fashioned formal event at which teenagers make their 'debut' in society, that may be hard to do.

Reluctantly, Ryan is matched with an iconoclastic East Coast girl, Anna Stern (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong); to his delight, Seth is paired with the dateless Summer (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson); Marissa plans to attend with wary Luke; and despite some individual last-minute hedging on Sandy's and Jimmy's parts, all the parents agree to accompany their children to the ceremony. Meanwhile, agents from the Security and Exchange Commission visit Sandy at work and inform him that Kirsten's check to Jimmy was not treated as an investment but was deposited into Jimmy's personal account. Outraged, Sandy threatens to tell all of Jimmy's deceived clients until Kirsten asks to talk to Jimmy first. Jimmy admits that, due to poor investments and mismanagement--along with the extravagant spending habits of his wife--he is in major financial trouble.

Marissa refuses to go to the cotillion because she had an argument with Luke, and Ryan tries to avoid trouble by staying home as well. When scheming Summer accompanies Luke, rejecting poor Seth, he and Anna discover that they have a lot in common. Later, Marissa persuades Ryan to be her escort after all. At the cotillion, Greg Fisher (recurring guest star Christopher Cousins), one of Jimmy's wealthy clients, becomes suspicious about Jimmy's evasiveness. When Jimmy confesses that he has lost Greg's money, Greg becomes enraged and pummels Jimmy.

Chaos ensues as Sandy is injured trying to protect Jimmy, and Ryan finally subdues Greg before anyone else is hurt. The event comes to an unfortunate end as the police arrive. 44:10 $0.99 5 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Outsider After befriending a likeable busboy, Donnie (Paul Wasilewski), at a casual seafood restaurant, Ryan takes a job there. Wanting to experience Ryan's social group, Seth accepts Donnie's invitation to a party in Donnie's neighborhood.

Ryan fears the Seth doesn't comprehend the type of people he will encounter, so he sacrifices a potential date with Marissa to protect him. During the wild party, the luxury car that Seth borrowed from his mother is destroyed by thieves. Feeling bad that he prevented Ryan and Marissa from getting together, Seth persuades Marissa to plan another date with Ryan. While the hesitant pair happily shares sandwiches by the pool at the Cohen house, Seth disregards Ryan's advice and allows Donnie and his rough friends to attend a Newport Beach party with him.

Ryan must again abandon Marissa to help Seth when Donnie's group becomes uncontrollable, and a fracas between Donnie and Luke results in Luke getting shot in the arm. Unbeknownst to Marissa, who has not spoken to Luke since their argument before the cotillion, Luke and Marissa's friend Holly (recurring guest star Ashley Hartman) have begun dating. How To Run Asa In Gns3 . 44:06 $0.99 6 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Girlfriend Kirsten nervously prepares a magnificent birthday party for her widowed father, Caleb Nichol (recurring guest star Alan Dale), an extremely successful and driven businessman for whom Kirsten works. She is devastated when, rather than being proud of her hard work while he was out of the country, Caleb berates and demotes her for making deals without his approval. The situation worsens when Sandy, whom Caleb has never liked, reveals that Kirsten wants to quit and begin a simpler life away from Newport Beach with Sandy, Seth and Ryan. Caleb's gorgeous 25-year-old girlfriend, Gabrielle (Nichole Hiltz), trapped by her businesslike relationship with the much older Caleb, flirts with a conflicted Ryan at his job.

Meanwhile, since being shot in the arm, Luke has become attentive and polite, puzzling Marissa and everyone around him. He apologizes to Marissa and promises to be a better boyfriend if she takes him back, which she does. And furious that she has to give up her glamorous lifestyle because of Jimmy's financial failure, Julie demands a divorce from the distraught Jimmy Despite being angry with Kirsten, who is hurt by Sandy's premature action, Caleb goes to his well-attended birthday party, along with Gabrielle. Marissa and Luke are there together, and shallow Summer has manipulated Seth into inviting her so she can hunt for rich young bachelors. Jimmy stuns Julie by arriving unexpectedly and desperately asking wealthy Caleb for a job.

Caleb refuses--until conniving Julie uses her wiles to make him reconsider hiring her husband. Later, Sandy confronts Caleb and convinces him to reconcile with Kirsten and keep her on staff. Gabrielle finds depressed Ryan hiding from Marissa in his guesthouse and aggressively seduces him.

After Marissa witnesses the shocking scene, she makes a serious decision and goes home with Luke to have sex for the first time. Prince Rare Disease. Later, she tells Ryan that it is too late for him to try to date her.

43:53 $0.99 7 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Escape It's the end of summer, and Seth convinces a reluctant Ryan to plan a trip to Tijuana, where hundreds of rowdy teens congregate to indulge in escapist excess before they have to begin school again. In addition to dating Luke again, Marissa is angry with Ryan after witnessing him with an older woman. She also wants to stay home and take care of her overstressed father. But Summer persuades her to come, and the four kids drive south, Ryan and Marissa not speaking to each other and Summer and Seth sparring constantly.

During an argument, Seth accidentally drives off the road and damages the car. The friends are forced to stay in a disgusting motel overnight while the car is being repaired. Meanwhile, Jimmy and his wife, Julie, have decided to get a divorce. With Julie and their youngest girl away for the weekend, Jimmy plans to move out and then tell Marissa and her sister about the divorce. Kirsten helps Jimmy paint the interior of his new place, and they reminisce and wonder what would have happened if they had gotten married. Impulsively, Jimmy kisses Kirsten, causing a very uncomfortable moment. At the same time, Sandy seriously considers a lucrative job offer from a very attractive and flirtatious former colleague, Rachel Hoffman (recurring guest star Bonnie Somerville), at a large law firm.

Although he fears giving up his ideals, Sandy feels that his marriage is suffering because of his financial dependency on Kirsten. Jimmy calls Marissa, who is still at the motel with the others, and tells her the bad news. The others try to comfort Marissa, who decides to continue on with them to Tijuana to forget her troubles. Unfortunately, she finds Luke kissing and groping her manipulative friend Holly (recurring guest star Ashley Hartman) on a dance floor, and, devastated, steals some painkillers from Summer's purse and takes them with tequila. Later, Seth, Ryan and Summer are horrified to find Marissa unconscious in an alley, and they frantically try to get help as the party rages around them.

43:42 $0.99 8 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Rescue While Marissa recovers in the hospital from her overdose, everyone remains concerned about her. Julie (recurring guest star Melinda Clarke) vents her anger at Ryan, blaming him for all of Marissa's problems and warning him to stay away from her daughter. Meanwhile, Sandy tries to get acclimated to his new job at an affluent corporate law firm. Kirsten is displeased about her husband's rekindled relationship with his attractive former colleague, Rachel Hoffman (recurring guest star Bonnie Somerville), who is once again his co-worker--especially when Kirsten sees Sandy and Rachel having an intimate after-work cocktail. Michelle Kim (recurring guest star Rosalind Chao), the dean of Harbor High School, is not happy about the prospect of having a student with a criminal background.

She makes Ryan take a placement examination to determine whether or not he will be accepted into the school. Ryan risks his future at Harbor High--and his future in Newport--by leaving in the middle of the test to join Summer (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson) and Seth in an attempt to save Marissa from being sent away to San Diego. Ryan's risky move could result in both Marissa and him being forced to leave Orange County. 43:48 $0.99 9 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Heights The summer is officially over, and it's the first day of school.

Summer (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson) still ignores Seth in public, but privately she is jealous of Seth's burgeoning relationship with iconoclastic East Coast girl Anna Stern (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong). And Summer isn't the only person fighting feelings of jealousy. Kirsten still isn't comfortable with Sandy's friendship with his sexy new co-worker, Rachel (recurring guest star Bonnie Somerville). Rachel makes matters worse when she specifically enlists Sandy to work on a lawsuit that an environmental group has initiated against Kirsten's father and his land development company, despite the obvious conflict of interest. Kirsten is incensed, but conflicted Sandy truly believes in the environmentalists' cause. Meanwhile in school, Marissa and Ryan become closer, but Luke is still desperate to win her back.

When it looks like Luke may succeed, Ryan lets his jealousy overwhelm his reason and starts a fight with Luke. Disappointed in Ryan following the brawl, Marissa must decide whether to forgive his rage or abandon him. 43:23 $0.99 10 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Perfect Couple Having seriously dated for one week, Marissa and Ryan are progressing slowly. Summer (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson) tries to deny her true feelings for Seth as she witnesses Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong) and Seth getting closer. Meanwhile, the case against Kirsten's father, Caleb (recurring guest star Alan Dale), continues to cause friction between Sandy and Kirsten. And Julie (recurring guest star Melinda Clarke) tries to mend her relationship with Marissa, inviting her, Jimmy and Ryan to attend her charity event--where her new relationship is revealed.

43:47 $0.99 11 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Homecoming When Seth tries to choose between dating Summer (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson) or Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong), he ends up in the middle of a very complicated situation. Meanwhile, Ryan visits his brother, Trey (recurring guest star Bradley Stryker), in prison, accompanied by Marissa. When Julie (recurring guest star Melinda Clarke) finds out that Marissa is with Ryan in Chino, she becomes furious. As everyone nervously waits at the Cohen house for Ryan and Marissa to return, tensions mount, making the holiday a Thanksgiving to remember. 43:26 $0.99 12 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Secret After Thanksgiving, Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong) and Summer (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson) remain upset with Seth for his behavior on the holiday, and Seth struggles to reconcile with them. Meanwhile, Julie (recurring guest star Melinda Clarke) has relationship problems of her own. Jimmy and Sandy team up to tackle Jimmy's legal issues.

A secret indiscretion by Kirsten is exposed. Ryan and Luke become partners on a history project, and an astonishing revelation creates an unexpected alliance between them. 43:27 $0.99 13 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Best Chrismukkah Ever Seth excitedly introduces a skeptical Ryan to Chrismukkah, a Cohen family tradition that resulted from Kirsten being Christian and Sandy being Jewish. As everyone prepares for a huge holiday party organized by Julie (recurring guest star Melinda Clarke), Seth continues attempting to juggle Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong) and Summer (recurring guest star Rachel Bilson), both of whom want to date him exclusively. Meanwhile, on opposing sides of a lawsuit, Sandy and Kirsten dread working through the holiday season, but Kirsten learns something about her father that could change everything. And Ryan and Marissa's shopping trip leads to trouble--and the beginning of even bigger problems for Marissa.

43:05 $0.99 14 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Countdown Kirsten's rebellious 25-year-old sister, Hailey Nichol (recurring guest star Amanda Righetti), comes to town on New Year's Eve, causing turmoil in the Cohen household. Ryan and Marissa plan a quiet evening of popcorn and movies at home, but Marissa later decides to attend a party hosted by a young man, Oliver Trask (recurring guest star Taylor Handley). Meanwhile, Hailey persuades Sandy and Kirsten to go out so she can have a raging party in their house for a few friends.

As the clock ticks closer to midnight, Ryan hopes that he can make it to Marissa in time for their first New Year's kiss together. As of this episode, Melinda Clarke as Julie Cooper and Rachel Bilson as Summer Roberts are series stars. 43:15 $0.99 15 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Third Wheel Kirsten's unemployed sister, Hailey (recurring guest star Amanda Righetti), moves in with the Cohens and disrupts the entire family when she behaves as the houseguest from hell.vanytime soon. Desiring some time alone with his wife, Sandy urges Kirsten to resolve the problem with her sister. When Kirsten can't confront Hailey, Sandy angrily tells Hailey that everyone is tired of tolerating her rude behavior. Meanwhile, Seth and Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong) struggle with telling Summer the truth that they are now a couple. Ryan feels jealous about Marissa's new friend, Oliver (recurring guest star Taylor Handley), a neglected, drug-abusing teen she met in therapy who always seems to show up when Ryan wants some privacy with Marissa.

Later, Ryan helps Oliver by asking Sandy to intervene when Oliver is arrested for trying to buy drugs from an undercover cop. 43:48 $0.99 16 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Links Ryan, Seth, Marissa, Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong), Luke and Summer head to Palm Springs for a parent-free weekend at the home of Marissa's new, troubled friend Oliver (recurring guest star Taylor Handley).

Hoping to spend some time alone with Marissa, Ryan, who is neither interested in golf nor spas, reluctantly agrees to make the road trip with Luke. Oliver quickly irritates Ryan by flirting with Marissa and deliberately keeping the couple apart.

And Summer uses every method she can to annoy Seth and Anna. The weekend goes from bad to worse when Oliver angrily leaves the house only to later phone Marissa with news that he's taken a handful of drugs to commit suicide. Marissa and Ryan race to a hotel where Oliver seems to be shaken but in no apparent danger of overdosing. Ryan is unconvinced that Oliver even attempted to take his life, and much to Ryan's dismay, Marissa insists on staying the night alone with Oliver. Meanwhile, Kirsten talks to Caleb (recurring guest star Alan Dale) about Hailey's (recurring guest star Amanda Righetti) ongoing financial problems and her lack of independence. Hailey is outraged that Kirsten has interfered with her plans of getting money from their father and decides to move out of Kirsten and Sandy's home.

In Orange County, Jimmy has no job prospects, but after dinner at The Lighthouse, Jimmy and Sandy reach a tentative agreement to go into business together and buy the restaurant. 43:51 $0.99 17 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Rivals Sandy and Jimmy begin a new business partnership when they buy The Lighthouse, a beloved Newport restaurant. Meanwhile, Kirsten and Julie become workmates when Julie is hired as Newport Group's new model-home designer.

Also, Seth's jealousy of Summer's new boyfriend causes Seth to doubt his relationship with Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong). And Ryan loses control while trying to prove that Marissa's troubled friend Oliver (recurring guest star Taylor Handley) is a fraud, leaving Seth and the Cohens concerned and afraid for Ryan. 43:50 $0.99 18 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Truth Caleb (recurring guest star Alan Dale) once again puts Kirsten in a difficult situation when he forces her to terminate Julie. After yet another crisis with Ryan, Sandy and Kirsten question their decision to bring him into their home.

Meanwhile, Ryan and Luke become allies in their quest to protect Marissa from Oliver (recurring guest star Taylor Handley). When Marissa discovers the truth about Oliver, a tense showdown ensues--and Sandy and Ryan must come to the rescue. 43:49 $0.99 19 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Heartbreak Marissa tries to mend her relationship with Ryan, but he can't forgive her for the situation with Oliver. Things become even more complicated when Theresa (recurring guest star Navi Rawat), Ryan's ex-girlfriend from Chino, arrives to waitress at Kirsten's Valentine's Day dance. Meanwhile, Seth and Summer decide to take their friendship to a new level, and Jimmy finds out he has a secret admirer. 43:33 $0.99 20 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Telenovela Marissa and Ryan try to start over as friends, but it's not as easy as they had hoped. As Theresa (recurring guest star Navi Rawat), Ryan's ex-girlfriend from Chino, begins spending more time in Newport, Ryan discovers that she hasn't been honest about why she's there.

Seth believes his relationship with Summer is great, but when she refuses to acknowledge him at school, he feels he has to teach her a lesson. Meanwhile, Sandy finds himself embroiled in another mess created by Caleb (recurring guest star Alan Dale).

And Jimmy begins to suspect something is going on between Julie and Luke. 43:42 $0.99 21 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Goodbye Girl When Theresa (recurring guest star Navi Rawat) decides to stay in Newport, Ryan is glad, but he feels obligated to help her find a job and a place to live. Julie and Luke's affair continues to flourish, but their secret is threatened when Jimmy witnesses an intimate moment between them. Meanwhile, Anna (recurring guest star Samaire Armstrong) announces that she is moving back to Pittsburgh. Convinced that her leaving is his fault, Seth races to the airport to stop her. 43:48 $0.99 22 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The L.A. When actor Grady Bridges (Colin Hanks - 'Orange County,' 'Roswell') invites Summer and Marissa to his birthday party, the girls take Ryan and Seth to Los Angeles to join in the festivities.

At the party, Summer is thrilled to spend time with Grady, but Seth is not as happy. The situation is reversed when Seth meets sexy Kate (Paris Hilton - 'The Simple Life'), and it's Summer's turn to be jealous. Afterwards, the gang heads back to Orange County, where Ryan has a hard time keeping Luke and Julie's affair a secret from Marissa. 43:41 $0.99 23 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Nana The Cohen family prepares for a visit from Sandy's mother, Sophie (Linda Lavin - 'Alice'), for Passover dinner. Fearing that his grandmother will not approve of Summer, Seth tries to keep the two from encountering each other--but Summer sets out to prove him wrong. Meanwhile, Ryan desperately searches for Marissa, who disappeared when she found out about Luke and Julie's affair. 43:48 $0.99 24 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Proposal Marissa isn't ready to speak to Luke or her mother, Julie, following her discovery that the two have been having an affair.

Luke is desperate to explain himself. When he gets into a near-fatal accident, however, both Marissa and Ryan decide to listen to what he has to say. Meanwhile, it's opening night for new restaurant The Lighthouse. Just prior to opening, Jimmy and Sandy are shocked to find out that their liquor license has been denied, and Sandy is faced with the choice of getting the license or keeping Jimmy as his partner. Also, Caleb (recurring guest star Alan Dale) uses the occasion to surprise everyone by proposing marriage to Julie. 43:55 $0.99 25 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Shower Every bride-to-be must have a wedding shower, and Julie is going to have one to remember, thanks to Marissa.

Meanwhile, Theresa (recurring guest star Navi Rawat) returns to Newport Beach. When Ryan finds out why she came back, he is shocked. And Seth gets the chance to meet Summer's father, but it doesn't go as well as anyone would have liked. 43:57 $0.99 26 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Strip These are Caleb's (recurring guest star Alan Dale) last days as a bachelor, and he's spending them in Las Vegas. Seth and Ryan join him in 'Sin City' for the celebration while a reluctant Kristen plans a bachelorette party for Julie back home in Newport Beach. Meanwhile, Marissa and Theresa (recurring guest star Navi Rawat) are learning more about each other, but what Marissa finds out about Teresa could have big consequences. 43:44 $0.99 27 TV-14 Closed Captioning Video The Ties That Bind It's Julie Cooper's wedding day, and it will be a day to remember for more people than just the blushing bride.

Recording artist Jem performs Paul McCartney's 'Maybe I'm Amazed' during the ceremony. But the wedding is only the beginning of a series of events that will change many lives in Orange County forever. 43:44 $0.99 27 Episodes. By 3XXPLICIT Ever wonder what I'd be like to live on the edge of life without any restrictions?

Then, basically this is the perfect show for all you wild party folks that enjoy a brawl here and there. Before Gossip Girl but way after 90210 there was a phenomenon back in the August of 2003 for a little show that could called The O.C. (Orange County for those not in the know.) It instantly broke Summer records for FOX and quickly made its way onto the fall line-up and broke the 4 unknown starlets into stardom.Episodes I would highly recommend are:“The Pilot” - it was not the ordinary “Pilot” where things are usually slow and way to informative.

It was the opposite, it was filled with interesting objectives for all the characters to try to triumph over: - Ryan, being the outcast to a community filled with rich kids that pretty much own the city.- Seth, meeting and befriending a kid he in a million yrs would have never thought would breathe as much as talk in the same space.- Marissa, the girl next door whose life is all but perfect, a boyfriend banging ever girl insight, a father who is in debt with everyone that pretty much runs New Port, and a gold digging mother in it all for the money. “The Escape” - the best the series has ever offered in my opinion. The episode that really highlights what teenagers emotionally go through when the only perfect relationship they had in life (their parents marriage) begins to crumble. How the aftermath of the news is too heartbreaking to consume at once and the irresponsible actions surface in trying to mend the hole left behind.“The Best Chrismukkah Ever” - ah, the beginning of an ever lasting tradition for many, quirky but also a reason the show was so great.“The Heartbreak” - all the Summer/Seth fans will defiantly remember this, the episode where Seth finally puts his fear and outwardly confesses his true hearts desire to Summer. While standing on the kissing booth on St.

Valentines Day, what a perfect way to say “you’re the one” than a confession from the heart.“The Goodbye Girl” - one of the best original character says their farewell to a tragically intertwined love triangle. A part of me was sad, but the other was also happy to see the two I was cheering for finally hook-up.Defiantly there are more but these are the ones I find to stand the test of time, classic in every bit. That said, it does not in anyway mean the whole season is not worth buying because it is, every episode was top notch, and done at the time by one of the industries new and coming writers, Josh Schwartz. If you think Gossip Girl was the best Teen Drama to have a thrilling first yr than I challenge you to watch The O.C.

And see if you can say the same.

Is an American created. It premiered on, an American, on August 5, 2003 with the '. Is set in,, and follows the stories of residents in the wealthy, harbor-front community.

The series mainly focuses around the Cohen and Cooper families, and the Cohen's adoption of, a troubled teenager from, California. The show ran until February 22, 2007, with 92 episodes split over 4 seasons.

The first season consisted of twenty-seven episodes, the second season was twenty-four episodes long and preceded by two that gave a retrospective look at season one, and previewed the upcoming second season. Season three was twenty-five episodes long, but only sixteen episodes were ordered for the final fourth season as falling ratings led to the show's cancellation. All four seasons are available on DVD in. Additionally, The O.C. The Complete Series was released on November 27, 2007 in Canada and the United States, which included the first season remastered in widescreen.

The complete series was also released as a Region 2 DVD on November 19, 2007 but did not include the remastered version of the first season. For users in the US, a regularly changing selection of episodes are available to free of charge from 's website. For registered members of the US, all four seasons are available for purchase and download. These seasons are also available in the US as from. In October 2008 the first and second seasons were made available on the United Kingdom iTunes Store. In the United States, the fourth season was also made available in the. Main article: No.

In series No. In season Title Directed by Written by Original air date Production code U.S. Main article: No. In series No. In season Title Directed by Written by Original air date Production code U.S. Viewers (millions) 28 1 'The Distance' November 4, 2004 ( 2004-11-04) 2T5101 8.56 29 2 'The Way We Were' November 11, 2004 ( 2004-11-11) 2T5102 8.08 30 3 'The New Kids on the Block' November 18, 2004 ( 2004-11-18) 2T5103 7.42 31 4 'The New Era' December 2, 2004 ( 2004-12-02) 2T5104 6.51 32 5 'The SnO.C.'

Ian Toynton December 9, 2004 ( 2004-12-09) 2T5105 6.36 33 6 'The Chrismukkah That Almost Wasn't' Josh Schwartz December 16, 2004 ( 2004-12-16) 2T5106 6.36 34 7 'The Family Ties' & Josh Schwartz January 6, 2005 ( 2005-01-06) 2T5107 7.95 35 8 'The Power of Love' Michael Lange John Stephens January 13, 2005 ( 2005-01-13) 2T5108 7.86 36 9 'The Ex-Factor' Michael Fresco J. Philbin January 20, 2005 ( 2005-01-20) 2T5109 8.20 37 10 'The Accomplice' Ian Toynton Allan Heinberg January 27, 2005 ( 2005-01-27) 2T5110 8.41 38 11 'The Second Chance' Tony Wharmby Drew Greenberg & Josh Schwartz February 3, 2005 ( 2005-02-03) 2T5111 7.25 39 12 'The Lonely Hearts Club' Ian Toynton J. Philbin February 10, 2005 ( 2005-02-10) 2T5112 8.15 40 13 'The Father Knows Best' Michael Lange John Stephens February 17, 2005 ( 2005-02-17) 2T5113 7.80 41 14 'The Rainy Day Women' Michael Fresco Josh Schwartz February 24, 2005 ( 2005-02-24) 2T5114 7.23 42 15 'The Mallpisode' Ian Toynton Stephanie Savage March 10, 2005 ( 2005-03-10) 2T5115 7.66 43 16 'The Blaze of Glory' March 17, 2005 ( 2005-03-17) 2T5116 7.55 44 17 'The Brothers Grim' Michael Lange J.

Philbin March 24, 2005 ( 2005-03-24) 2T5117 8.60 45 18 'The Risky Business' Cory Martin April 7, 2005 ( 2005-04-07) 2T5118 6.80 46 19 'The Rager' Tony Wharmby John Stephens April 14, 2005 ( 2005-04-14) 2T5119 7.05 47 20 'The O.C. Confidential' Tony Wharmby Mike Kelley April 21, 2005 ( 2005-04-21) 2T5120 7.05 48 21 'The Return of the Nana' Ian Toynton Josh Schwartz April 28, 2005 ( 2005-04-28) 2T5121 6.77 49 22 'The Showdown' Michael Fresco John Stephens May 5, 2005 ( 2005-05-05) 2T5122 7.20 50 23 'The O.Sea' Michael Lange J.

Philbin May 12, 2005 ( 2005-05-12) 2T5123 6.12 51 24 'The Dearly Beloved' Ian Toynton Josh Schwartz May 19, 2005 ( 2005-05-19) 2T5124 7.63 Season 3 (2005–06) [ ]. Main article: No. In series No. In season Title Directed by Written by Original air date Production code U.S. Viewers (millions) 52 1 'The Aftermath' September 8, 2005 ( 2005-09-08) 2T6251 7.50 53 2 'The Shape of Things to Come' September 15, 2005 ( 2005-09-15) 2T6252 6.22 54 3 'The End of Innocence' September 22, 2005 ( 2005-09-22) 2T6253 6.45 55 4 'The Last Waltz' Ian Toynton September 29, 2005 ( 2005-09-29) 2T6254 6.56 56 5 'The Perfect Storm' Tony Wharmby November 3, 2005 ( 2005-11-03) 2T6255 6.65 57 6 'The Swells' J. Main article: No. In series No.

In season Title Directed by Written by Original air date Production code U.S. Viewers (millions) 77 1 'The Avengers' November 2, 2006 ( 2006-11-02) 3T5251 3.39 78 2 'The Gringos' November 7, 2006 ( 2006-11-07) 3T5252 3.54 79 3 'The Cold Turkey' November 9, 2006 ( 2006-11-09) 3T5253 3.73 80 4 'The Metamorphosis' November 16, 2006 ( 2006-11-16) 3T5254 3.77 81 5 'The Sleeping Beauty' Ian Toynton John Stephens November 30, 2006 ( 2006-11-30) 3T5255 3.67 82 6 'The Summer Bummer' Michael Lange Josh Schwartz & December 7, 2006 ( 2006-12-07) 3T5256 3.82 83 7 'The Chrismukk-huh?' Ian Toynton J.

Philbin & John Stephens December 14, 2006 ( 2006-12-14) 3T5257 4.30 84 8 'The Earth Girls Are Easy' Norman Buckley December 21, 2006 ( 2006-12-21) 3T5258 4.15 85 9 'The My Two Dads' Josh Schwartz & Stephanie Savage January 4, 2007 ( 2007-01-04) 3T5259 3.93 86 10 'The French Connection' John Stephens J. Philbin January 11, 2007 ( 2007-01-11) 3T5260 3.83 87 11 'The Dream Lover' Patrick Norris Leila Gerstein January 18, 2007 ( 2007-01-18) 3T5261 3.96 88 12 'The Groundhog Day' Ian Toynton Mark Fish January 25, 2007 ( 2007-01-25) 3T5262 3.57 89 13 'The Case of the Franks' Norman Buckley J.

Philbin February 1, 2007 ( 2007-02-01) 3T5263 3.82 90 14 'The Shake Up' Ian Toynton John Stephens February 8, 2007 ( 2007-02-08) 3T5264 3.58 91 15 'The Night Moves' Patrick Norris Stephanie Savage February 15, 2007 ( 2007-02-15) 3T5265 3.65 92 16 'The End's Not Near, It's Here' Ian Toynton Josh Schwartz February 22, 2007 ( 2007-02-22) 3T5266 6.59 - The second episode was shown first in Canada on Tuesday, November 7 at 8:00 p.m. In the United States the episode aired the next day at 9:00 p.m. Specials [ ] Two, not part of the official, were produced to complement the and were broadcast on Fox in the weeks leading up to the season premiere. The first documents the show's impact on popular culture, and the second provides 'a day in the life' of the show. Title Directed by Original air date U.S.

Viewers (millions) 1 'The O.C.: Obsess Completely' Brad Lachman September 16, 2004 ( 2004-09-16) 3.28 2 'Welcome to The O.C.: A Day in the Life' Brad Lachman September 23, 2004 ( 2004-09-23) 2.70 References [ ]. Retrieved July 20, 2008.

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