Last night's "One Tree Hill" may not have been the second installment of serial killer drama, but it did feature candid moments at their finest. The second episode of the New Year

During "One Tree Hill's" month long holiday hiatus, fans were kept in the dark about the fate of several characters. Peyton feared she had cancer, Sam ran away from home,

Monday night's episode of "One Tree Hill" may not have fit into the context of the current storyline, but it definitely provided fans with a glimpse into the writing style of Chad Michael Murray.

A typical episode of "One Tree Hill" contains elements of humor, grief and joy all combining to create the storyline fans have grown to love for nearly six seasons.

How many antagonists can a storyline have in a one-hour show? Monday night's continuation of "One Tree Hill" starred several enemies from the past.

In the opening scenes of this week's "One Tree Hill," Haley and Jamie Scott sit amongst their friends as they watch Nathan Scott tackle his first game of Slamball as an official player.

As it had for the past year, "One Tree Hill" opened with no theme song or character introductions. This time, as sadness lingered in the air, the episode revealed

One Tree Hill will air its 100th episode next Tuesday, March 18. It includes a major twist at the end for Lucas and Nathan.

Every Tuesday night thousands of us sit in front of the TV set and watch our favorite characters on "One Tree Hill" grow into young adults. The once immature, free-spirited characters (who never seemed to have any responsibilities at school or work), have now evolved into successful people looking for the happiness they once knew.

Danger. Passion. Reality. All of these aspects formed the core ingredients in this week's episode of "One Tree Hill." Over the course of the show's five-year existence, the writers have infused various themes into their storylines in order to stir up emotion within their audience.