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See All the One Tree Hill Weddings!

Maggie Pehanick — Mon, 21 May 2012 23:11:35 PDT

One Tree Hill recently ended its impressive nine-season run, but the gang will forever hold one tree-sized spot in our hearts. After all, they had some of the best (and soapiest) romances on TV, as evidenced by the many weddings and receptions Haley, Nathan, Lucas, Brooke, and Peyton took part in. Sure, if you want to get technical, some of them epically failed. But quite a few were successful! Click through to relive the love and laughter with all the pictures of every wedding on One Tree Hill.

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Goodbye One Tree Hill: The Series Highlights

BuzzSugar — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 16:49:17 PDT

Before Gossip Girl was trying hard to convince you of its characters' scandalous lives, One Tree Hill had been doing it for years. The kids of Tree Hill may be small-town, but their problems are big - and sadly, the drama is winding down. The series's final episode airs this week and before it's officially finito, we're paying homage by going through the best, most outrageous moments from the show's history!

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See Chad Michael Murray's Return to One Tree Hill

Shannon Vestal — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 11:36:14 PST

Lucas returns! One Tree Hill's original star Chad Michael Murray is making a guest appearance in this week's episode "Last Known Surroundings," to help out Haley while Nathan is still missing. It's kind of exciting to see Lucas back in the picture, even if it's only temporary. Check out this crop of photos of Murray and let us know if you're jazzed to see him come back too.

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James Lafferty Says "There's an Element of Sadness" That One Tree Hill Is Ending

Shannon Vestal — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 05:30:34 PST

One Tree Hill recently kicked off its ninth and final season, and I sat down to chat with star James Lafferty about the end of the series and his character, Nathan. Lafferty talked about playing Nathan in various stages of his life, what it means to have Dan (Paul Johansson) back, and how he feels about the show ending. Lafferty also spilled about what his favorite crazy One Tree Hill moment of all time is (and I have to agree with him!). Watch now.

Sophia Bush Talks One Tree Hill Finale and What She Stole From the Set

Katie Henry — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:40:43 PST

Sophia Bush has played Brooke Davis on One Tree Hill for the past nine years, and we recently sat down with her to reminisce about her fondest memories and what we can expect from the show's finale. She wouldn't let us in on all the top-secret plot twists, but she did share what special item she took from the set as a keepsake. Watch to find out about all of that and more, and don't forget to tune in Wednesday at 8 p.m. for the final season of One Tree Hill.

The CW Renews One Tree Hill, Axes Hellcats, and Picks Up 4 Pilots

Becky Kirsch — Tue, 17 May 2011 14:22:07 PDT

I've got a lot of good news (and a little bad news) for fans of The CW: the network has renewed fan favorite One Tree Hill and freshman series Nikita - but Hellcats didn't make the cut. The network will present its full Fall lineup later this week, but I've already got the details on the new pilots, which include the return of small-screen stars like Sarah Michelle Gellar and Rachel Bilson.

The Secret Circle: From Vampire Diaries creator Kevin Williamson, this supernatural series revolves around a girl (Life Unexpected's Britt Robertson) who discovers she's a witch when she moves to a new town. The series is based on a trilogy by L.J. Smith, who also wrote The Vampire Diaries books.
Hart of Dixie: The O.C. alum Rachel Bilson returns to TV as a doctor/native New Yorker who heads to the South when she inherits a new practice.
Ringer: Sarah Michelle Gellar pulls double duty as a woman on the run who takes on the identity of her twin sister - but, as it turns out, her twin has problems of her own.
H8ER: A reality show hosted by Mario Lopez that pits celebrities against their biggest haters. The pilot features Snooki and Kim Kardashian.

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Which Endangered TV Show Would You Save?

Shannon Vestal — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 05:30:34 PDT

It's a nerve-wracking time of year for TV fans, as we wait to hear news on whether our beloved series have been renewed for another season, or that other scary fate: canceled. While we can breathe a sigh of relief for shows that were recently granted a new season (like most of the NBC comedies and Fringe), there are still a few shows that are on the bubble, meaning their survival is uncertain.

Among the series that haven't been renewed yet are my favorites Chuck, One Tree Hill, and Parenthood, and I'm getting nervous. It's looking bleak for certain shows, so I've listed out a few of the series that haven't been picked up yet so you can vote. Tell me which of these not-yet-renewed TV series you'd save if you could!

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Which CW Show Is Your Favorite?

Lauren Bradshaw — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 05:30:46 PST

TV's Winter hiatus is nearly over, thank goodness! This week the CW returns with a vengeance, airing new episodes of your beloved shows Monday through Friday. 90210 and Gossip Girl kick things off this evening (here's a peek at tonight's 90210), which means I'll be hunkered down on my couch for the good part of tonight . . . and perhaps tomorrow night . . . and okay, probably Thursday (The Vampire Diaries, I'm waiting for you!). And I know for a fact that many of you will be doing the same thing.

When it comes to guilty pleasure TV, the CW network is definitely toward the top of the heap. Between series like TVD and Supernatural, it's hard to find more loyal fans. So here's a tough question that's sure to stir up a heated debate: out of all of the CW shows, which is your favorite?

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What Is the Best Guilty Pleasure TV Show of 2010?

BuzzSugar — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 15:30:38 PST

We all have TV shows we're not exactly proud of watching. Whether it's a reality show or overly dramatic soap, these guilty pleasures are sometimes irresistible. If you have your own dirty little small-screen secret, spill it now by voting. Which one of these TV shows was your favorite this year?

Don't forget to vote on all of my Best of 2010 polls!

Photos courtesy of The CW, Bravo, and MTV

Fall 2010 TV Scorecard: What's In, What's Out, What's in Danger

Shannon Vestal — Sun, 24 Oct 2010 08:00:28 PDT

Welcome back to your regularly scheduled programming! The new and old series have made for a triumphant return of Fall TV, but don't get too attached to any new shows just yet. Just today, The CW announced that it's giving full-season pickups to Hellcats, Nikita, and One Tree Hill, but not all shows have been so lucky (and there are some whose fate hangs in the balance). Here's a rundown of the network pickups and cancellations to help you keep up with all the behind-the-scenes action.

What's in: CBS just gave full seasons to all of its freshman shows (Hawaii Five-0, Blue Bloods, Mike & Molly, The Defenders, and $#*! My Dad Says). Over on NBC, Outsourced, The Event, and Law & Order: LA got the full-season greenlight, and Fox picked up Raising Hope.

What's out: Fox drama Lone Star was the first show to be canceled, followed by ABC's My Generation and NBC's Outlaw.

To see which shows could be next up on the chopping block, just

What's in danger: Though the CW ordered seasons for its two new shows, there's no word on Life Unexpected, which doesn't bode well for the struggling series. ABC hasn't committed to Better With You or The Whole Truth, nor has Fox picked up Will Arnett's comedy vehicle Running Wilde, which hasn't been doing well in the ratings. The JJ Abrams spy series Undercovers did get a four-script order - but it remains to be seen if those episodes will actually get made.

Have there been any pickups or cancellations that don't make sense to you? You guys thought that the new crop of shows haven't been that great, but I'd love to hear your input on all the latest news.

Photos courtesy of The CW, Fox, and NBC.