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Clips from The O.C. - The Family Ties (S02E02)

"Previously on The O.C."
The O.C.
"- Hey, man, what's going on? - Studying."
The O.C.
"Would you punch someone, please, for old time's sake?"
The O.C.
"I been looking through old photos of my mom,"
The O.C.
"looking for resemblances to Lindsay. Look at that."
The O.C.
"Great, could you tell me how it ends, then?"
The O.C.
"Well, you just have to ask yourself the question, Ryan:"
The O.C.
"That's right. it's a story as old as time, really."
The O.C.
"Well, have you talked to Lindsay?"
The O.C.
"Unless you want to move to the South."
The O.C.
"Kirsten doesn't know you're seeing Lindsay, right?"
The O.C.
"I know that Renee's testimony is today, and that my father is going free."
The O.C.
"- Yeah. - Sharp as a tack."
The O.C.
"I mean... you guys."
The O.C.
"When Seth met your dad, it almost ended the relationship."
The O.C.
"Well, DJ meeting your dad can't be worse than when he met your mom."
The O.C.
"I suppose this time he will be wearing clothes."
The O.C.
"I don't know, DJ without his clothes on? Pretty undeniable."
The O.C.
"Look, it'll be fine. Your dad's totally chill. He won't judge."
The O.C.
"- Oh, hey, Seth. What's up, man? - Hey! What's going on, man?"
The O.C.
"We're real men, okay? Red-blooded meat eaters."
The O.C.
"Occasionally from time to time we're going to brawl. It's our nature."
The O.C.
"after all the trouble I caused, I'm happy to have a chance to help, so come on."
The O.C.
"Uh, she's a little older than me. She was my math tutor when I was 14."
The O.C.
"Holy... '80s teen comedy plot."
The O.C.
"I feel really guilty."
The O.C.
"- You should be fine. - You think so?"
The O.C.
"- How was your vacation? / - How have you been?"
The O.C.
"I- I mean, I wanted to talk to you, but..."
The O.C.
"I haven't really been in the frame of mind to talk to anyone about anything."
The O.C.
"Which was a very thoughtful gift from her, by the way."
The O.C.
"Someplace neutral."
The O.C.
"- And me and you? - More than friends?"
The O.C.
"I don't want this to be like kissing your sister."
The O.C.
"Well, never mind the fact that the news came at the expense of your family."
The O.C.
"Or did you fail to notice Kirsten's absence at the hearing this morning?"
The O.C.
"I know I've got some work to do on my relationship with my daughter."
The O.C.
"Once I get back to work, I can lighten her load..."
The O.C.
"Now that the scandal's gone, there's no reason for me"
The O.C.
"Except for the fact that the woman running the company hates you."
The O.C.
"Which woman are we talking about?"
The O.C.
"He, uh... he won't serve any jail time. That's it. It's just..."
The O.C.
"Over?"
The O.C.
"I'm willing to find out if you are."
The O.C.
"A- And there's a better than 50/50 chance it'll actually start."
The O.C.
"how about a friend?"
The O.C.
"We could go grab a friendly cup of coffee."
The O.C.
"Didn't realize I needed to bring my own tourniquet."
The O.C.
"Especially so early in the morning."
The O.C.
"It's 3:30 in the afternoon."
The O.C.
"I just came back to catch up with old friends."
The O.C.
"Wait, so you've been back for a while and you didn't... I don't know, call me?"
The O.C.
"I've been catching up with old friends."
The O.C.
"he asked, not remotely jealous."
The O.C.
"I will answer all of your questions tonight at the Modest Mouse concert, okay?"
The O.C.
"Well, you did offer to fix her a sandwich."
The O.C.
"Hey, maybe I don't feel like shucking these, okay?!"
The O.C.
"I get mad, I turn into, like, a 75-year-old yenta named Sylvia."
The O.C.
"A lot of shopping."
The O.C.
"No, no, no. Not at all."
The O.C.
"It just wasn't a good time. I had a lot of homework and he was really tired."
The O.C.
"You were busy making out with Mom."
The O.C.
"How could you get back together with her?"
The O.C.
"What's there to talk about? We already know how it ends."
The O.C.
"Oh, hey, also, remember that choker you used to wear?"
The O.C.
"You're extra broodish. What's up? Is that Lindsay thing still bothering you?"
The O.C.
"It shouldn't be a problem."
The O.C.
"I can't stand in the way. Or make it all about me, right?"
The O.C.
"No, that's something I would do."
The O.C.
"Which is perfect because you're becoming more like me,"
The O.C.
"These walls are paper thin And everyone hears every little sound"
The O.C.
"Everyone's a voyeurist, they're watching me Watch them, watch me, right now"
The O.C.
"- Yeah, a good friend of mine. - Who's John?"
The O.C.
"They're all my friends."
The O.C.
"'cause I don't care about tinnitus, okay?"
The O.C.
"- You were married before Julie? - You're in love with Julie?"
The O.C.
"Jimmy, after everything she did to you before?"
The O.C.
"So I made some calls to see what was out there"
The O.C.
"...in Maui."
The O.C.
"- You're leaving? - Yeah."
The O.C.
"I love Newport, but it's, it's no good for me right now."
The O.C.
"In the last year, I've nearly been arrested and bankrupt for stealing from my clients,"
The O.C.
"So when would you go?"
The O.C.
"A couple of days and I'm... I'm history."
The O.C.
"Yeah, so, uh, we haven't had a chance to talk about our winter breaks yet."
The O.C.
"I cannot believe you. And I cannot believe that you told Cohen."
The O.C.
"Ah! I know who lives here!"
The O.C.
"With a little bit of that... and a little bit of that."
The O.C.
"What's going on? You guys okay? Seth?"
The O.C.
"Shh... We're being stealth. Shh."
The O.C.
"I, um, I need to get some perspective on the world, or... or something. You're right."
The O.C.
"- So, I'm, uh, leaving. - What?"
The O.C.
"It's not forever. It's only for six months, maybe."
The O.C.
"You can come and visit anytime you want."
The O.C.
"Well, good luck with that. I mean, I hear Maui's beautiful."
The O.C.
"- Are you okay? - Uh-huh. Totally."
The O.C.
"I mean, you were the last thing keeping me sane,"
The O.C.
"Hello. I just came by to tell you I'm dying and thank you for your friendship."
The O.C.
"Oh... slowly, slowly."
The O.C.
"- Have you talked to Zach? - No, why?"
The O.C.
"Well, you wanted to be a bad boy. You did bad."
The O.C.
"You have lobster rolls, right? He loves lobster rolls."
The O.C.
"- You weren't exactly stealth. - Damn. I lost a step since Tahoe."
The O.C.
"That's great. Um, I know I should probably be used to this at this point, but uh,"
The O.C.
"are we having a party?"
The O.C.
"and then I'm going to come straight home."
The O.C.
"- You're not going anywhere. - Dad, I'm grounded."
The O.C.
"No."
The O.C.
"I think his name was John, but yes, and Dad, it went horribly, okay?"
The O.C.
"Go upstairs and get dressed."
The O.C.
"I'm going to go get dressed. Stairs."
The O.C.
"Hi. I got you something."
The O.C.
"It's the novelization of The Valley, Season One."
The O.C.
"But if I change my mind, I'll have Cohen get drunk and let you know, okay?"
The O.C.
"- Hey, Julie. - Hey, uh, Kirsten."
The O.C.
"Why, I remember when he was a boy, taking him out in the boat,"
The O.C.
"Listen, I'll see you in a few."
The O.C.
"I'm gonna slip out for a while. I'm trying to fix things with Alex."
The O.C.
"Just throw up the smoke screen, give them some of that Ryan Atwood double talk."
The O.C.
"Jimbo."
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