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What a difference 12 months make. In high school sophomore year half-brothers Nathan and Lucas Scott were bitter rivals on and off the basketball court. In junior year they bond as brothers. But there’s drama trauma devotion betrayal twists and turns to come. This DVD set containing all 22 Season Two Episodes plus Insightful Extras continues the powerful saga of secrets kept and secrets revealed. To protect those he loves Lucas moves in with Dan. Brooke and Peyton mend their friendship – and begin a year of romantic turmoil for both. Nathan and Haley’s marriage frays. Newcomers to Tree Hill High push emotions into high gear. And in the background is vindictive Dan Scott controlling others like an evil puppet master. But there are some things even he can’t control.System Requirements:Running Time 993 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: NR UPC: 012569715899

One Tree Hill: The Complete Second Season finds life in an uproar for virtually every major and minor character in the WB series set in One Tree, North Carolina. Basketball sensation Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray), illegitimate son of One Tree Hill’s resident J.R.-like figure, car dealer, and all-around monster Dan Scott (Paul Johansson), has left town with his Uncle Keith (Craig Sheffer) to start a new life. (Keith himself has split One Tree to nurse a broken heart after his marriage proposal to Lucas’s mom, Karen, played by Moira Kelly, was rejected.) It’s not long, however, before Lucas has second thoughts, prompted in part by Dan’s recent heart attack and the mess he (Lucas) left behind with two girls, Peyton (Hilarie Burton) and Brooke (Sophia Bush). Meanwhile, Lucas’s half-brother, Nathan (James Lafferty), has married the former’s lifelong best friend, Haley (Bethany Joy Lenz), a union approved by the bride’s parents but not by Nathan’s mother, Deb (Barbara Alyn Woods). (It should be mentioned that Nathan and Haley, as with nearly every other young person on this show, are not yet high school seniors. They only look much older.)

All that’s just the first couple of episodes of season 2. In the remaining 21, Dan temporarily fools everyone into believing he’s a changed man following his cardiac crisis. In fact, he’s worse than ever, trying to wreck Nathan and Haley’s marriage, attempting to buy Lucas’s loyalties, driving Deb into a drug-addicted stupor, pulling the rug out from beneath Keith (who took over Dan’s dealership during the latter’s illness), and waging a war, of sorts, with basketball coach Whitey (Barry Corbin) for influence over Nathan’s destiny. While all this is going on, Haley leaves Nathan to join a music group, Peyton finds success running an all-ages night at a new club opened by Karen, Lucas finds evidence that Dan is cheating the IRS, Brooke’s once-wealthy parents go broke, and actress Sheryl Lee (Twin Peaks) turns up toward season’s end playing a mysterious visitor with a surprising connection to a major character’s past. Whew. If One Tree Hill’s first season succeeded in part because series creator Mark Schwahn kept, for a while, a tight focus on the early, rocky relationship between Nathan and Lucas, the second season works as a frenetic, ensemble drama with elements of camp and absurdity. The above-mentioned reference to Dallas villain J.R. Ewing proves apt in more ways than one. The final episode of One Tree Hill’s sophomore season ends with its own, not-so-subtle variation on the classic who-shot-J.R. cliffhanger, leaving open to debate which of many possible One Tree candidates might have committed a foul (if understandable) bit of vengeance against a certain bad dude one loves to hate. –Tom Keogh

da best show ever!!!!
this season was so good i dont understand how ppl could be disappointed

in this season there were many great things starting with brooke changing from the slutty/party rich girl to the caring girl seeing her relationships with mouth, felix, and lucas was great, seeing lucas struggle over his feelings for brooke was also a great thing, karen and andy’s realtionship was intresting, Dan’s grudge on deb and keith was a great thing for the plot and having dan do all those things to the characters was great especially how he…in a way faced his match when he met andy, whitey didnt have a very big part this season…peyton went through the most this season from the drugs to missing her mom to jake to finding her “mom” at da season finale. and personally i thought having mouth go out with erica was GREAT and it will probably cause some problems with brooke in season 3… having anna in this season was cool cause it not only added the bisexual thing but it also was cool seeing lucas go out with someone. and its nothing if i dont mention nathan and haley at da end of the first season when we found out they were gettin married i didnt know wat they would do for a story in season 2 but well they managed to find sumthin they made them go through marriage troubles and having haley leave for her singing career was unexpected yet a great thing for da plot it was great to watch how nathan dealed with it and how much he has changed since season 1 actually everyone changed since season one (except maybe whitey and perhaps deb). even deb’s drug addiction and confusion of how to c dan was intresting….the season finale was AMAZING and it adds many things to be solved at the next season starting with who was responisble for dan’s “murder” i would say the main suspects r Andy, Nathan, Whitey or Deb…. but for all we know the creators might make someone we never expected to be the murder i.e haley, lucas, jewels etc

but anyway THIS IS A MUST HAVE NO MATTER WAT OTHERS SAY AND IT BEATS THE OC HANDS DOWN.

da music is cool too …more info

obsessive fan
I absolutely love the One Tree Hill series. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone. I plan on buying all of the seasons when they come out….more info