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Clips from The O.C. - The Rager (S02E02)

"I can't tell you how much I've been looking forward to this meeting."
The O.C.
"Oh, that's great. Let's just get right to the project."
The O.C.
"I think the characters are vivid and engaging. Especially the Ironist."
The O.C.
"He is unlike anyone else in comics."
The O.C.
"Thank you."
The O.C.
"I have to ask, who came up with this business plan?"
The O.C.
"- Uh, I did. - It's amazing."
The O.C.
"I mean, I was a marketing minor in college, but"
The O.C.
"You're like a Doogie Howser meets Gordon Gekko, but with dimples."
The O.C.
"Well, I'm glad you liked it."
The O.C.
"Oh, hey, genius boy? Zach, right? Could you order me an ice tea?"
The O.C.
"God, how great is it she liked my business plan?"
The O.C.
"- Can I come in? - Yeah."
The O.C.
"- I'm fine. - Yeah?"
The O.C.
"I just came by to ask you something."
The O.C.
"- Oh, okay, sure. - Okay, uh..."
The O.C.
"don't get mad, but I was thinking it might be nice to throw Trey a birthday party."
The O.C.
"- What? - We could do it at my house by the pool."
The O.C.
"You went over to see him, didn't you?"
The O.C.
"- Ryan. - After I asked you not to."
The O.C.
"then none of this would have happened."
The O.C.
"Ryan, wake up. Ryan, wake up. No, get your own."
The O.C.
"Wake up, man. It's a beautiful day. The sun's shining, the birds are, you know."
The O.C.
"So, here's the thing. I'm a little bit worried about Zach."
The O.C.
"Z ach."
The O.C.
"- It was kind of disgusting. - And you sure it's Zach who has the crush?"
The O.C.
"I just don't want her to like Zach more than me."
The O.C.
"Hey, you know, this is our first conversation in the pool house since Marissa left."
The O.C.
"Let's not talk about Marissa."
The O.C.
"What? Come on, we did me. Let's go around the horn."
The O.C.
"Seth."
The O.C.
"like a birthday or a wake to bring a family together. Think about this."
The O.C.
"Trey is blowing out his candles on his birthday."
The O.C.
"His only wish is that his brother forgives him."
The O.C.
"- Good morning. - Hey."
The O.C.
"Oh, it feels so good to be home."
The O.C.
"Oh, and how much do I wish you could have come to visit in Italy. It was..."
The O.C.
"it was magical."
The O.C.
"Yeah? If it was so great, then why'd you come home early? Everything okay with Caleb?"
The O.C.
"Of course. I told you, I needed to come home for the magazine, and I missed you."
The O.C.
"Do you have an address? I should have known."
The O.C.
"Honey, I have to go. But let's have dinner tonight, just the two of us, okay?"
The O.C.
"- Three times in one wave? - Well, that was impressive."
The O.C.
"Still... surfing the O.C.-- it's a world away from Long Island."
The O.C.
"Yeah. I don't have to make rounds for a couple hours, so I figured I'd get in the water."
The O.C.
"He's running Newport Living, the magazine my wife's company publishes."
The O.C.
"I read the profile on Nick Morton. Way to scare him."
The O.C.
"- Carter wrote that. - And now we're being sued."
The O.C.
"Erin's an orthopedist in town, and an excellent surfer."
The O.C.
"Yeah, today I mastered hitting myself in the face."
The O.C.
"- Thank you, I-I might do that. - See you, guys."
The O.C.
"like two years from now how important his brother is, and then find out he's lost him."
The O.C.
"Oh, my God. You are the most supportive non-girlfriend in history."
The O.C.
"Right. Of course."
The O.C.
"And then when she started talking"
The O.C.
"about how Iron Man's armor, his old armor, is actually better than his ultimate armor...?"
The O.C.
"It's like finding a unicorn, Zach. It's like finding a really hot unicorn."
The O.C.
"You know, it's just too bad you have a girlfriend, you know? Otherwise..."
The O.C.
"She's not bothered by our late night's work?"
The O.C.
"Actually, we were just talking about Reed."
The O.C.
"- Who's Reed? - Seth will tell you. See you later."
The O.C.
"Who's Reed?"
The O.C.
"Yeah. Look, I've changed my mind."
The O.C.
"I know this comic book is important to you, so it's important to me."
The O.C.
"- Everything? - Yeah."
The O.C.
"- Jules. How the hell did you find me? - Well, it was easy, Lance."
The O.C.
"I just looked for the cheapest, scummiest motel near a liquor store, and voilà."
The O.C.
"- May I come in? - I guess so."
The O.C.
"Listen, Jules. I don't know what you're thinking, but..."
The O.C.
"- What the hell is that? - It's a gun, genius."
The O.C.
"- All right, Jules. Here's what happened. - "What happened"?"
The O.C.
"What happened is that you humiliated me in front of my friends and family."
The O.C.
"I've been kicked out of every organization and club I belong to."
The O.C.
"I have a teenage daughter who sooner or later will find out"
The O.C.
"that her mother was a pornographer."
The O.C.
"In one night, you destroyed a life I spent almost 20 years building."
The O.C.
"I wanted you to feel like your life was being taken away."
The O.C.
"That's quite a sell."
The O.C.
"People who don't learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. Well, I've learned."
The O.C.
"Yeah, you've learned, but you know"
The O.C.
"C ongratulations. Look, I'm not even talking about like"
The O.C.
"I mean, I literally mean happy birthday."
The O.C.
"Four syllables."
The O.C.
"Oh, perfect. Did Carter tell you about surfing this morning?"
The O.C.
"You know, he's a little rusty, but he's definitely got some skills."
The O.C.
"Did you two manage to discuss the case at all during your bonding session?"
The O.C.
"Oh, coming out of the water, we ran into Erin Lee, that young orthopedist."
The O.C.
"So, I was thinking we should have them over for dinner. You know? Set them up."
The O.C.
"Yeah. Carter's new in town. He doesn't know that many people."
The O.C.
"- Fine, sure. - Great. I'll make the calls."
The O.C.
"Would you relax? He's probably just going to buy cigarettes."
The O.C.
"Or getting into that suspicious- looking Camaro"
The O.C.
"with a guy who looks like Lou Reed."
The O.C.
"Whoa, whoa, they're stopping. Pull over."
The O.C.
"They're probably just picking up a friend. In a dark alley."
The O.C.
"Who he owes some money to."
The O.C.
"- What? - What'd you buy? Coke? Speed?"
The O.C.
"- Where is it? Get rid of it right now. - Oh, God, man."
The O.C.
"Here. Why don't you call my parole officer, 'cause it was his car I got into last night."
The O.C.
"- What? - Yeah, guy in the alley?"
The O.C.
"That's a buddy of mine from prison who got out a few months ago, and disappeared."
The O.C.
"I asked my P.O. to find him because I was worried."
The O.C.
"You gave him money."
The O.C.
"He asked me for five bucks. Am I supposed to say no?"
The O.C.
"Guy's living in a trash can. God, I was trying to convince him to go to a shelter."
The O.C.
"'cause when I saw you, I thought to myself,"
The O.C.
"You know, maybe I'm the idiot for believing."
The O.C.
"So, I'm sorry about the other day. I-I was out of line."
The O.C.
"You didn't do anything wrong. I..."
The O.C.
"So does that mean you're willing to give him another chance?"
The O.C.
"we thought we saw him trying to buy drugs."
The O.C.
"So this morning..."
The O.C.
"- You went and accused him. - Pretty much."
The O.C.
"Ouch."
The O.C.
"I don't know what to do."
The O.C.
"Well, as it happens, you've come to the right place."
The O.C.
"Ah, yeah. They're, you know, sketches mostly, but thank you."
The O.C.
"Well, I owe Carter big. You and Zach are a find."
The O.C.
"Yeah. Yeah, we're a good team. I mean,"
The O.C.
"Seriously, if you need a bone-dry cappuccino, Zach's, he's your go-to guy, so..."
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