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* [[Channel Hop]]: By virtue of the WB & UPN merging into [[The CW]].
* [[Chekov's Gun]]:
** The time capsule the students make during Season 2, which won't be opened for 50 years. You just ''know'' it's going to be opened before then. {{spoiler|It doesn't even last a year, and [[Wham! Episode|drives Jimmy Edwards to bring a gun to Tree Hill High]].}}
** The IM name 'WATCHMEWATCHU' that messages Peyton in the Season 2 finale. {{spoiler|It's revealed in Season 4 to belong to Psycho!Derek}}.
* [[Chuck Cunningham Syndrome]]:
** Jimmy Edwards is one of the guys Lucas hangs out with at the River Court, and creates RavenHoops.com with Mouth, but vanishes with no explanation, even being missing Season 2's "[[All Just a Dream|Lifetime Piling Up]]" which retold the events of the pilot with Lucas & Nathan's roles flipped. [[Deconstructed Trope|Deconstructed]] in Season 3's "[[Wham! Episode|With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept]]" {{spoiler|when Jimmy takes a gun to school, utterly devastated by all of his friends abandoning him over the past year}}.
** Tim Smith is Nathan's best friend at the start of the series, and the only named Raven who isn't a major character, growing in prominence after Jake was [[Put On a Bus]] & becoming the show's resident [[Butt Monkey]], before vanishing halfway through Season 3. It's later revealed during Season 4 that Tim transferred to a school for slow students. He returned in Season 5, commenting that he misses high school since no-one's kept in touch with him.
* [[Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends]]: Owen Morello, Brooke's Season 5 love interest, returned midway through Season 6, before suffering a relapse (He was a recovered alcoholic) & sleeping with Millie in the very same episode which started the Brooke/Julian ship. He was [[Put On a Bus]] the following episode.
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* [[Friends With Benefits]]: Brooke and Felix, Brooke and Lucas in the beginning of season 3.
* [[Full-Name Basis]]: "It's a Tree Hill thing."
* [[Game
** Dan suffered a knee injury in college, and it ended his basketball career before it really began. {{spoiler|Of course, it's revealed halfway through Season 1 that the injury wasn't asn bad as Dan had said for the past 17 years, and that he could have continued playing... If he'd actually bothered rehabbing his knee}}.
** {{spoiler|Nathan is thrown through a plate glass window}} during the 4 year [[Time Skip]] after Season 4, and was paralysed from the waist down. He eventually recovers after months of rehab, {{spoiler|and eventually makes it to the NBA}}. However, the injury comes back to haunt him in Season 8, and he's forced to retire.
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** Brooke's parents, Ted & Victoria, until Seasons 5 & 9 respectively.
** Haley's older siblings; 3 brothers & 3 sisters. The brothers are never named or seen; Haley's sisters (Vivian, Taylor & Quinn) are named in Season 2, in the same episode Taylor first appears, whilst Quinn becomes a regular character in Season 7.
* [[Girl
* [[Girliness Upgrade]]: Brooke, Haley & Peyton's wardrobe in Season 5, used to show the increase in their age & their maturity following the four year [[Time Skip]].
* [[Good Bad Girl]]: Brooke. She makes a big deal out of being able to "sleep around like a guy."
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* [[I Just Want to Be You]]: Played to eerie effect with "Nanny Carrie," who desperately wants to live Haley's life. She is a [[Stalker With a Crush]] towards Nathan and thinks his and Haley's son is adorable (and a potential replacement for her own dead son), so she is psychotically jealous of Haley and attempts to get her out of the picture so that she can replace her as Nathan's wife and Jamie's mom. When that doesn't work, she resorts to kidnapping Jamie, contenting herself with being Jamie's "new mommy" even if it means they have to spend the rest of their lives on the run. [[Papa Wolf|Grandpapa Wolf Dan]] puts an end to it and rescues Jamie in what was probably his biggest [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]].
** [[Played for Laughs]] with the actress who was going to play Brooke in Lucas's movie, who follows Brooke around and needles her with annoying and intrusive questions. You see, she's a method actress, and wants to learn and imitate every aspect of Brooke's personality to prepare for her role in the movie. Brooke is not amused.
* [[I Never...]]: Happens in an early Season 1 episode. Everything the players can come up with... Brooke ''has''.
** Happens during Season 3, with [[Fall Out Boy|Pete Wentz]] taking part, and the coining of the term "[[A Date With Rosie Palms|Brooke-ing]]".
* [[I Want My Beloved to Be Happy]]: Peyton has this with Luke in Season 5, and says it almost to the letter.
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** Season 6: Episode 6x03, "Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.", revolves around the funeral of {{spoiler|Quentin Fields, who is killed in a gas station robbery. Nathan and Haley have to explain to Jamie, who was close to Q, that he's died, and Jamie leaves a cape that he and Haley had made for Q on Q's grave}}.
** Season 7: We learn that {{spoiler|in the past, Clay had a wife who died, something he barely told anyone. We see him sitting alone at her casket before she is buried, taking off his wedding ring and placing it on her ring finger before crying}}.
* [[Mile
* [[The Missus and The Ex]]:
** In the first season, Karen and Deb form a friendship even if Deb's the wife of the guy who got Karen pregnant, abandoned her, and then got Deb pregnant three months later. They later go into business together, Deb helps Karen run against Dan for mayor of Tree Hill, Karen is the one who drives Deb to rehab for her pill addiction, and Deb is the one who's with Karen when {{spoiler|she flatlines prior to delivering Lily at the end of Season 4}}.
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* [[Took a Level In Kindness]]: Nathan in Season 1.
* [[Trailers Always Spoil]]:
** The [["On the Next..."]] preview that aired after 7x08 had Brooke's voiceover stating that she thought she could be pregnant. Later, the CW released the clip where she confesses this to Haley before a concert Haley will be playing that night at the town's nightclub. Then the CW releases a promo photo of Brooke drinking at Haley's concert, clearly revealing she wasn't pregnant.
** The trailers for the Season 5 finale showed the season ending cliffhanger (Lucas phoning Brooke, Peyton or Lindsey & proposing) in the preview.
*** On top of that, the box art for the Season 6 DVD box set spoils the cliffhanger, ''whilst also trying to build suspense for [[The Reveal]]''... When there are two pictures clearly visible on the back that reveal who it was ({{spoiler|Peyton}}) - the two pictures are of her and Lucas embracing in their kitchen and the background of the DVD box is Lucas kissing her from the finale.
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* [[Unusual Euphemism]]: After Brooke is caught having [[A Date With Rosie Palms]], "Brooke-ing yourself" became a euphemism both in the show and among the fans.
* [[Very Special Episode]]: Jimmy Edwards shoots up Tree Hill High.
* [[Wall
* [[Wedding Day]]: Hooboy.
** Season 2: Flashbacks to Nathan and Haley's elopement, and then Keith's wedding day {{spoiler|(later ruined when Jules abandons him)}}.
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** Season 6: Lucas and Peyton.
** Season 8: Brooke and Julian.
* [[Wham! Episode]]: Episode 3x16, "With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept" - {{spoiler|Jimmy Edwards takes a gun to to Tree Hill High; accidentally shooting (And nearly killing) Peyton, and [[Driven to Suicide|taking his own life]], with Dan also using the gun to kill Keith & frame Jimmy}}. The effects of this are still felt in the final season.
* [[Wham! Line]]:
** Episode 3x22, "The Show Must Go On" - "{{spoiler|Mom, are you pregnant?}}" "{{spoiler|Yes... But that's not my purse.}}"
** Episode 5x12, "Hundred" - "{{spoiler|Grandpa Dan saved me.}}"
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* [[Who Are You]]: Haley & Nathan have known Chase since their senior year. Jamie, on the other hand, simply can't remember who he is & repeatedly asks this.
* [[Who Would Want to Watch Us?]]: Lucas wrote his novel ''Unkindness of Ravens'' about his life growing up in Tree Hill, which had a movie adaptation scrapped in Season 6. In season 9, Julian gets the idea of adapting the book to create a television show about Tree Hill, essentially making ''[[One Tree Hill]]''.
* [[Whole
* [[Whole-Plot Reference]]: Episode 8x12, "The Drinks We Drank Last Night," is ''[[The Hangover (Film)|The Hangover]]'' with the Tree Hill girls.
* [[You Remind Me of X]]:
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