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One Tree Hill Season 8 Episode 20

The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul

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AIRED: 5/3/11

The car accident situation comes to a head, and Nathan, Julian, and Clay coach Jamie's first little league game. Chase asks Alex to take a drug test, and Quinn receives a photography job offer in Puerto Rico.

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Brooke Davis has the boy and now finally she will have the baby, too!!!

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By GilmoreFan86, Apr 04, 2012

I am so beyond thrilled for Brooke and Julian. It's a little random because we were told in season 7 that can't have kids, but I don't care. I love that she is finally getting what she has wanted for so long and staying in Tree Hill!! And I love how they did it.

It was so funny. With Chase needing a drug test for the Air Force (Love that idea by the way. He has always wanted to be a pilot), and asking Alex (who is supposed to be sober) because he took a hit not long ago, and Alex having to ask Brooke to do it because she accidentally had something, too. I so thought Alex was going to be pregnant. Which would have been cool if the baby was Chase's.

I loved the way the episode was done. Beautifully written and directed by the wonderful Mastermind that is Mark Schwahn. I love that we have the present time of Jamie's game tied in with Ian's showcase and flashbacks to moments from a day or two before.

I so loved when the guys all went after Ian. It's about time and so well deserved, but he really needs to be in jail, too. I really loved Nathan and August in this episode. It's nice they finally understand each other. And I loved that August game him the key to save the River Court.

And I loved the voiceover Jamie did throughout the episode.

Quinn was so funny with her oompa loompa colored skin. Hilarious.moreless
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In this episode Brooke and Julian FINALLY gets their happy ending... and doesnt end up moving to New York. Not enough Brulian scenes but great scenes with Ian, Nathan and Clay.moreless

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By DjMusicKc7443, Jun 02, 2011

In this long time coming episode for Brulian fans they finally get there happy ending!!! :) too bad its the end of the season though but it's perfect bc that's how we ended the season last year with Haley and Nathan. got a little excited when I saw Nathan pull up by the diner where Dan works at then he left kinda disappointed Mark Schwarn lol stop teasing me haha... yea I agree with other reviewers that Jamie shouldnt be narrorating the episode. he's not old enough to do that yet in my opinion. now on to the big part of tonight's episode. I loved how the whole drug test was a big part to Brulian's pregnancy that was great... Schwarn screwed with our minds AGAIN once again he said it himself he is a mastermind lol that was just perfect I'm so happy that she's pregnant and not moving to NY as I said. this whole episode was just great except for that one disappoitment... lolmoreless
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By thefanof, May 07, 2011

We are winding down on One Tree Hill's potentially final season.

What a shock, Brooke and Julian are not moving to New York. It was supposed to be a good way to end their story, but I guess they want to leave the door open for a chance of another season.

The August and Nathan stuff was good. A nice little emotional storyline about father and son relationships between those two. I did not really like the three attacking Ian though. They are not much better than him if they wanted to beat him up after what he did, are they?

Good episode though.moreless
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Stephen Colletti	Chase Adams
Jackson Brundage	Jamie Scott
Robert Buckley	Clay Evans
Sophia Bush	Brooke Davis
Bethany Joy Galeotti	Haley James-Scott
Lisa Goldstein	Millicent "Millie" Huxtable

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Carl Murphy	Umpire	Guest Star
Joan Shay	Tan Clerk	Guest Star
Steven Lee Allen	Bodyguard	Guest Star
Peter Riegert	Dr. August Kellerman	Recurring Role
Eric Mcintire	Ian Kellerman	Recurring Role
Michael May	Chuck Skolnick	Recurring Role

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- The opposing players at Jamie's baseball game have the words "Davola's Pizza and Pasta" printed on the back of their jerseys. This is a possible reference to Joe Davola, an executive producer for the series.
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- Original International Air Dates:
  Norway: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 on FEM
  United Kingdom: Monday, November 7, 2011 on E4/E4 HD
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- The opening credits in this episode included Against Me! performing Gavin DeGraw's song "I Don't Want To Be".
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- Although credited, Lee Norris (Mouth) and Lisa Goldstein (Millie) do not appear in this episode.
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- Featured Music:
  "Casablanca" by The Fast Romantics
  "Civilian" by Wye Oak
  "Hard To Be" by David Bazan
  "Highlights From A Cold And Desperate Song" by Hotel Eden
  "Like Whatever You Want" by Xzibit
  "Maps Of Wars" by Branches
  "Mine Is Yours" by Cold War Kids
  "Perfect Kind Of Love" by Kim DiVine
  "Posture, Etc." by Say Hi
  "Stone In My Heart" by Graffiti6
  "The Lightning Strike" by Snow Patrol
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- Episode Title: The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul This is a song by XTC from the band's eighth studio album, Skylarking, released in 1986.
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- Throughout the episode Jamie is reciting portions of "Casey at the Bat", a poem written by American writer and poet Ernest Thayer in 1888.
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