When Peyton is talking to the principal in the hallway, there is a girl behind her who disappears and reappears between shots.
According to Nathan, the formal took place on a Sunday, having slept at Luke's house from Sunday to Monday. But on the previous episode, Luke is seen taking Brooke home in the morning and Nathan is at the beach house making several scenes on this episode impossible.
When Brooke and Peyton are sitting outside on a bench during lunch, Brooke's hair is in front of both her shoulders when the looking at her head-on. But when the camera is looking at Brooke from the side, you can see that her hair is pushed behind her left shoulder, not in front.
(referring to the word "dyke" spray-painted on Peyton's locker) Brooke: Nobody's taking this seriously. Peyton: Really? Because half the girls in P.E. wouldn't change in front of me. Brooke: That's because you look better than they do naked.
Karen: (offscreen) LUCAS EUGENE SCOTT!! Lucas: Oh, that sounds bad....
Karen: Lucas, basketball is a game. Now, I am glad that you have a talent. But do you really think that I would put a game before your life? Lucas: I would. Karen: Oh, grow up. That tragic hero crap only works in the movies. And you know what they don't show you after they fade out? The hero's mother putting her foot up his ass.
Felix: Brooke, just talk to me. Just tell me how you feel. I know it's scary and I know you had a hard time with Lucas. But just tell me if you can show me your heart. Because if you do, I'll guard it with my life. Just say ok. Brooke: Ok.
Chris: Can't you trust her? I mean, isn't that what this is about? You love her, you married her, but can you trust her? 'Cause if you can, you got nothing to worry about right? Come on man, I don't have a problem with you. Nathan: You see, you do have a problem with me, a big problem! You could smile and act cool if you want to but the fact is man, I used to destroy guys like you, daily. It'd be a shame if something happened to this hand. You couldn't play that little guitar anymore, huh? Just like it'd be a shame if you were taking advantage of Haley. Don't cry rock star... it'd ruin your make-up.
Dan: Lucas, what did you see when you died? After the accident when your heart stopped, what did you see? Because when my heart failed I saw you. Your mother can't bear to lose you Lucas, neither can I.
Lucas: Is this my apology? Nathan: No. This is Haley's apology. I don't owe you one. You know why? Because nobody wants to lose you, Luke. Not your mom. Not Keith. Not Haley. Not me. Lucas: There's nothing wrong with my heart, Nate. Nathan: Yeah? That's what you said after your car accident. You told me you didn't wanna be afraid to live your life. Lucas: That's right. Nathan: Well, I don't buy it Luke. I think there's something in your heart you're running from. Lucas: What are you? Psychic? Nathan: You can make jokes about it all you want but you know there's a girl you have feelings for. Lucas: Nathan... Nathan: Look me in the eye. Tell me I'm wrong. See? Now you can be mad at me all you want. You can say your heart's fine but until you tell this girl how you feel, your heart's gonna be flawed. You need to talk to her Luke.
Anna: First, they put away the dealers. Then, they put away the prostitutes. Then, they shooed away the bums and beat and bash the queers. Turned away asylum-seekers. Fed us suspicions and fears. We didn't raise our voice. We didn't make a fuss. It's funny, there was no one left to notice when they came for us.
Felix: I didn't break your window baby... just your heart.
Lucas: (voiceover) Nathaniel Hawthorne once wrote: No man, for any considerable period, can wear one face to himself and another to the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true.
Lucas: You know how much I care about you, Anna? Because I do. But there's somebody else. And she's a part of my history that came before you. And I've been lying to myself about the way that I feel about her. Aand I need to see her tonight. 'Cause I feel like she's slipping away. I'm sorry, Anna.
Peyton: Anna, it's not about who I am, okay? It's about who they are. They are people who hate, and they divide, and they feed off of people who don't fight back. Yeah, I could laugh this off, but what about the girl who can't? Who's gonna help her? Silence only makes them stronger.
Mr. Turner: Miss Sawyer, you know we have a policy regarding wardrobe that's offensive or profane. Peyton: Does that policy extend to lockers, cause you haven't removed that yet, have you? Mr. Turner: You know the drill. Go to the office and change or be sent home. Peyton: Ok, Mr. Turner, have you ever heard of Victor Jara? No? Um, he was this musician, right, and he fought injustice with his songs and when they broke his hands and when they taunted him, he just sang even louder. Mr. Turner: Look, Peyton, oppression's not exactly a mystery to me, okay? I feel your pain. Peyton: No! No, you don't. Okay, I'm sorry, but you don't know anything about my pain! Mr. Turner: Maybe so but there are counselors you can talk to. Literature you can read. Peyton: Okay, I'm... I'm not gay, Mr. Turner!!! But you know what? If I was, I wouldn't let other people tear me down because of it and I sure as hell wouldn't be looking for my answers in one of your pamphlets! Mr. Turner: Policy is clear, Peyton. Remove the shirt or be suspended. Peyton: Fine. (takes off her shirt, leaving her in a red bra and throws it at him) Can you hear my song now, Mr. Turner?
Although credited, Barry Corbin (Whitey) does not appear in this episode.
Featured Music: "How to Be Dead" by Snow Patrol "When It Comes" by Tyler Hilton "Life's Disease" by Shutterfly "Sideways" by Citizen Cope "Shoot Your Gun" by 22-20's "Re-gaining Unconsciousness" by NOFX "Pills" by The Perishers "23" by Jimmy Eat World
Felix (To Anna after she comes home the morning after the formal): Well, angel of the morning. Angel of the Morning is a hit pop song that has been recorded many times, by artists such as Juice Newton, Olivia Newton-John, and Dusty Springfield.
Anna: "First they put away the dealers, then they put away the prostitutes, then they shooed away the bums, and they beat and bashed the queers, turned away asylum seekers, fed us suspicions and fears. We didn't raise our voice, we didn't make a fuss. It's funny, there was no one left to notice...". Peyton: "... when they came for us". These are some of the lyrics from the 2003 song "Regaining Unconsciousness" by NOFX.
Episode Title: Don't Take Me For Granted "Don't Take Me For Granted" is from the band Social Distortion off the album, Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll.
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