One Tree Hill (2003–2012): Season 4, Episode 1 - The Same Deep Water as You - full transcript

Help! Help me! Haley!

Oh, God!

Nathan! Cooper!

Nathan!

Help!

Somebody, please help!

My name is Lucas Scott.

I'm a senior at Tree Hill High School.

Tree Hill is just a place
somewhere in the world.

Maybe it's a lot like your world.

Maybe it's nothing like it.



But if you look closer,

you might see someone like you.

Or someone like my best friend, Haley.

If you're married, a senior in high school

and not sure if your husband's still alive,

then I'd say your world is a lot like Haley's.

Today was supposed
to be the best day of her life.

But it's amazing how things
can change in the blink of an eye

or, in this case, in about 29 minutes.

What?

I can't believe that Rachel got drunk
and stole our wedding limo.

I can't believe your
uncle Cooper slept with Rachel.

She's 17. What is he, like 30?

He must not have known.
I mean, he couldn't have known, right?



When we slept together that night,
you knew I was 17.

Rachel, enough.

Maybe it could work, Cooper. You know?
We're good together.

Maybe the age difference doesn't matter.

It does matter, all right?

Now, listen to me.

We're gonna take this limousine
back to the reception,

and then you and I never happened.

Isn't there anything
I can say to keep you, Cooper?

No, I'm sorry, there's not.

Well, that's too bad.

Because there's something
I have to tell you.

I'm pregnant.

I don't believe you.

Pull over.

No, I'm not letting you out of this car
until we talk about this.

- I said, "Pull over!"
- No! You don't just tell me... Hey!

Look out!

- That was Cooper. Cooper!
- Cooper!

- Haley, call 911.
- Nathan, don't.

I love you.

Don't.

Nathan!

Nathan! Nathan!

Oh, God, help me!

Help, please!

Oh, stop! Stop!

Oh, Luke!

What happened?

The limousine with Cooper
went over the bridge,

and then Nathan jumped over,

and he hasn't come up
for a really long time.

- Nathan!
- Oh, God.

Nathan!

Lucas!

- Did you call 911?
- I did! I called them!

Help him, Luke!

Nathan!

It's Cooper!

- I can't find them!
- What?

I can't find them!

- What do you mean? He's down there.
- No, the car is empty.

Nathan!

Nathan!

Nathan!

I can't find him!

- Nathan!
- Nathan!

Nathan!

Haley, don't look.

Oh, God! Nathan!

Things that take 14 minutes.
Boiling an ostrich egg,

Michael Jackson's Thriller video.

It also takes 14 minutes
to get from the Molina Bridge

to Tree Hill Hospital.

In those 14 minutes,
three lives hung in the balance.

For the rest of us,
there was nothing to do but wait.

I guess that's why they call it
the waiting room.

Someone should call Dan.

Dan Scott is many things.
The mayor of Tree Hill,

a once-great high school basketball player,
and Nathan's father.

He's also my father,
but he never claimed me.

Believe it or not,
I got the better end of the deal.

I was instead raised by my mom
with help from my Uncle Keith.

Until Keith's life was taken.

You are no longer my brother,
you son of a bitch.

You do not exist to me.

Hey, any news, Mom?

We need to talk about this pregnancy.

Keith would be so happy.

I can't believe you're having his baby.

I'm not talking about that pregnancy.

Whose test did you find at the reception?

- Was it Brooke's?
- I'm not sure yet.

I'm your mother, Lucas.

And considering that I was pregnant at 17,

I just want to know
if history is repeating itself

with my son and his girlfriend.

Nathan's awake.

So, what, the wedding wasn't enough?
You needed even more attention?

Thank you, Luke.

- For what?
- For saving my life.

I just got Cooper to shore, man.
You're the one who saved everybody.

You're a hero, Nate.

Help me!

Haley!

If I say I love you,
will you hold it against me?

Brooke, I think
I still have feelings for Lucas.

You're a backstabbing,
two-faced bitch, Peyton.

As far as I am concerned,
this friendship is over.

And if we never speak again
for the rest of our lives, that'll be fine.

It looks like I'm not the only one
who knows you killed me.

Shut up, you little smart-ass ghost.

Nope. I'm definitely not
the only one who knows.

Someone's in trouble.

Mayor Scott, it's the police.

I'll be there in a second.

Afternoon, gentlemen.

You caught me red-handed.

Sorry to bother you, Mayor,
but your son's had an accident.

Which one?

Mayor Scott, do you know
how badly hurt your son is?

Mayor, will this affect
his basketball career?

Look, I appreciate concern
for Nathan, but right now,

I'm just a worried father
who needs to see his son.

- Luke.
- Hey, Skills.

What's up, man?
Bevin heard about the accident.

- How are Nathan and Haley doing?
- I think they'll be okay.

- Cool. How about you?
- I'm fine.

You sure about that?

'Cause Bevin heard you and Brooke
had a little friction at the wedding.

Man, you know Bevin
be hearing things, dawg.

Look, Brooke kind of found out
that I kissed Peyton again.

Wow.

Well, it's a good thing you in the hospital,
'cause your sorry ass in bad shape, bro.

Thanks. It was the school shooting.

Peyton was scared.
She kissed me, and I let her.

Well, look, just in case
Brooke decides to show up,

I don't want to be standing
too close to you.

But, look, if you need something,
dawg, call me.

Same go for Haley.

Lucas.

And try not to make out with her, please.

- Hey, how's Nathan? Is he okay?
- Yeah. I think so. He's awake.

Rachel and Cooper are still unconscious.

I'm sorry.

Peyton Sawyer is a good friend.

Brooke Davis is my girlfriend.

At least for now she is.

Slut.

Bitch.

Whore.

Well, I know I'm not in heaven,

'cause they'd never let Brooke Davis'
skanky ass through the gates.

And your ass wouldn't fit,
at least not the old one.

- How are you?
- Is Cooper okay?

I don't know, I'm sorry.

Do you remember what happened?

We were arguing.

About what?

I told him I was pregnant.

But I lied.

I'm not pregnant.
I just wanted to scare him.

Brooke.

I tried to call you.

Yeah, I know.
I came as soon as I got your voice mail.

I'm glad you're okay.

So, look, after you left the reception,
I found your purse and...

It had a pregnancy test in it.

We all got the same purse
as wedding gifts.

It had that perfume you wear.

Look, the test wasn't...

I'm not pregnant, okay? I promise.

How are you feeling?

- I just want to go home.
- Yeah, sure. I understand.

How about you, Haley?

Not exactly the honeymoon you planned.

It's okay. London can wait.

How's the knee, Doc?

Oh, it'll be fine,
just sore for a couple of days.

I'd like to run a couple of tests,
if you don't mind.

Yeah.

Deb, do you have a minute?

We haven't exactly

got a chance to talk
about your confession, have we, ex-wifey?

You tried to kill me in the dealership fire.

Go ahead, scream for someone
to enforce your little restraining order.

What? I can't hear you.

- You son of a bitch.
- No, no, that would be Nathan.

You see, he's the son. You're the bitch.

- You listen to me.
- No, you listen to me.

You don't know the hell
you unleashed when you blew it,

and now it's my turn.

So you be afraid, Deb.

Be more than afraid.

- Hales, I can get those.
- It's okay. I've got it.

I was gonna surprise you
when we got back.

It's the London Bridge.

Thank you.

It's probably a good thing we didn't go.

I mean, the wedding wasn't cheap.
Now we've got new furniture to pay for,

and I can't wait to get those hospital bills,

especially considering
we don't have insurance.

Oh, God! Haley!

It's okay. You're safe. You're home now.

Hey...

Before the accident,

there was something
that you wanted to tell me.

I got accepted to Stanford.

Well, I'm happy for you, Hales.

Even though
we just spent your tuition money.

It's all right. We'll figure something out.
As long as we're together.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Everything okay?

Yeah, Nathan's home, and Rachel's awake.

We're just waiting on Cooper.

- Looking for Brooke?
- Sort of, yeah.

I saw her at the hospital, and she said
that she kind of went off on you.

Oh, yeah.

She pretty much told me
to go Brooke myself.

I'm sorry, Peyton.

I mean, I didn't think
that kiss meant anything,

but apparently to Brooke
it meant everything.

She didn't say anything else,
did she, about me or us?

Like what?

Nothing.

Is that letter from her?

Actually, no.

You remember when Ellie came to town
and told me she was my birth mother?

It's happening again.

- Wait, you have a third mother?
- No.

Not exactly.

Where did you get this?

From an album she left,
one of her favorites.

- Lf this is true...
- Yeah.

Apparently, I have a brother.

I'm so sorry.

I understand you were inebriated.

Several witnesses say you...

You made a bit of a scene at the reception.

Said you were pretty upset with him.

Now, when you're up to it,

we're gonna need to take your statement
about what happened on that bridge.

I'm especially interested
to hear how a professional driver

could just lose control
of a vehicle like that.

I mean, I have my theory,
but for your sake,

you better hope he wakes up
and tells me that I'm wrong.

Smell that, Fergie? It smells like...

Oh, a basket by Skills
and a visit by Lucas Scott.

Both rare occurrences.

Hey, yo, Mouth,
stay off the crack pipe, dawg.

- What's up, baby?
- Good, brother.

- How's Nate?
- He'll be okay.

What about Rachel?

You haven't seen her yet?

I think she'll be okay.
No word on Cooper yet, though.

- So, look, I got a favor to ask you.
- Yeah, anything.

All right, I was kind of thinking
about trying to go to college,

but money kind of tight right now.

Anyway, I know you had to leave the team

because of your heart condition
and all that,

but I was thinking maybe the Ravens
could use another shooting guard.

You want to join the Ravens?

If it's gonna get me a scholarship.

I mean, look, I know it's a long shot,
but you never know.

They might actually
make a run in the post-season,

and somebody might actually
get to see me play.

You know, a small D2, juco, whatever.

Just wondered
if you could talk to Whitey for me.

Absolutely.

Now, look, I just want a tryout, dawg.

I'm not asking for no special treatment
or nothing. Just a chance.

I hear you, man. I was there.
I'll talk to Whitey.

Cool. Good looking out.

May I?

How's Nathan?

I don't know, really.
You'd have to ask my ex-wife.

Whose fault is that?

Yeah, fair enough.

And Cooper?

Cooper would be better off
if he died in his sleep.

Every time that immature punk
comes to town,

my son ends up in the hospital.

Hopefully, he'll be okay.

Karen, would it be the strangest of things
if we got a cup of coffee sometime?

I've given up coffee
through my pregnancy.

- A movie, then?
- No.

You've given up movies, too?

No, I just don't want to go with you.

Karen, I...

I just...

I want to be there for you.

I know I wasn't there for you and Lucas.

But you shouldn't have to raise
another child on your own.

I didn't raise Lucas alone. I had Keith.

The car crashed through the guardrail
and was completely submerged...

Hello?

I'm sorry, no comment.

Why do all the hardest days
seem to last the longest?

Is it possible we only renewed
our wedding vows this morning?

It feels like another life ago.

Hey.

What happened down there at the river?

Can you tell me?

I don't know.

It's gonna be okay, Nathan.

Everything's gonna be okay.

I don't think so, Haley.

Today, for the first time in a long time,

it doesn't feel
like anything's gonna be okay.

Code blue, Trauma 3. Code blue, Trauma 3.

Nathan, you're a hero.

You did everything that you could.

Code blue. Cardiac arrest.
Pulse rapidly descending.

Did I?

We're losing him.

Let's have a high dose of epi.

Prepare to defibrillate.

Clear.

No response.

Push one of atropine.
I'm gonna hit him again.

Clear.

BP 100 systolic. Pulse ox rising.

He should have been awake by now.

They told me Nathan saved my life.

How is he?

How is he?

He's devastated, Rachel,
and it's all your fault.

- Haley.
- I saw you in the limo with Cooper.

You were arguing with him, weren't you?

- It wasn't what it looked like.
- You ruined everything.

You caused a huge scene at the reception.
You stole the limo.

And now everybody's life
is worse because of you.

Does it even matter to you a little bit?

Are you gonna change
one single thing because of it?

Nathan doesn't need your thanks.
Neither do I.

So why don't you stay
the hell away from us?

All of us.

Hey, Mom?

It wasn't Brooke. She's not pregnant.

Are you happy about your pregnancy?

Why would you ask me that?

Well, when Andy proposed to you,

you said no because
he wanted to have a family

and you didn't want kids.

And that's fair, Mom. You put
your life on hold for me a lot, but...

Things are different now.

This is Keith's child, too.

Okay. Well, so then
what would you say if I told you

that I wanted to stay
in Tree Hill for college?

He did a good job with you,

but UNC is not that far away.

And I'll be fine.

It's pretty cool, though, huh?

That you and Keith are having a baby.

It's kind of like a part of him
is coming back to us.

He did a good job with you.

Okay, so mission accomplished.

I brought you some makeup
and those scissors you wanted,

some music, a couple of outfits.

Which reminds me, Clothes Over Bro's
should totally be designing hospital gowns

'cause I would not be caught dead in that.

Sorry.

Do you think people can change, Brooke?

I mean, truly change?

Well, I'd like to say yes, but honestly,

I don't really think people can change.

You know, at the end of the day,
you are who you are,

and it's probably who you've always been.

What if who you've been
is pretty horrible?

I brought you back your house keys.

It's a very nice house,
big rooms, no parents.

I used to have one of those.

Keep them.

I mean, you moved out
of Peyton's place, right?

You might as well crash at my house.

Unless you don't want to.

So this is what it looks like
when hell freezes over.

Thank you.

- She's A Runner.
- Billy Squier.

And I am very impressed
that you have Billy Squier on your iTunes.

Actually, I think you gave that to me.

- Okay, The Runaway Found.
- The Veils.

- Running to Stand...
- U2.

... Still.

- Running with the...
- Van Halen!

... Devil. You're good.

Man, when was the last time
we just hung out?

God, just the two of us? I don't know.

Probably the day we hid out in the library,
and I got shot in the leg.

Yeah.

Do you think about that much?

Every day.

I wish I could take that day back
for your mom and Keith.

And I wish I could take back our kiss
for you and Brooke.

Moody Suburban Teenage Love Song.

Nice try. Slow Runner.

Okay, so this maybe brother of yours...

He's not Ellie's kid, right?

No, he is the son
of the biological father I haven't met.

- Apparently his name is Derek.
- Are you gonna call him?

I don't know.

I mean, it's not just about me.
You know, it's his life to consider, too.

So, I mean,
maybe he doesn't even know about me

and maybe he doesn't want to know
about me.

Or maybe he found a letter
in a Led Zeppelin album,

and he's just a little too scared
to pick up the phone and dial.

Hey.

- We were just...
- I'd like to talk to my boyfriend, alone.

Nice job not hitting on him.

Luke, I'll get those CDs later.
Thanks for the sex.

She's joking.

I was trying to call you.

You mean, when you weren't
hanging out with Peyton?

Come on, Brooke, you never call me back.

Now you know how I feel.

Listen, I know
it's been difficult for you lately,

losing Keith and your heart condition
and giving up basketball.

I feel like
I've been keeping you close to me

to try to protect you from those things,

like I'm hanging onto the two of us
for you, but not for me.

I'm sorry I kissed Peyton.

I should have told you.

It's not about that, Luke.

It's not.

I mean, I thought that it was,
but this is not about her.

This is about me.

I love you, Lucas.

And I probably always will.

But we go days without having
a meaningful conversation,

and I used to miss you so much
when that happened.

But it never seemed like you missed me.

And I guess because of it,
I stopped missing you.

I mean, look at today...

I guess
I should have said something, anything.

I mean,
for a guy who wants to be a writer,

it suddenly seemed
like no words had ever been written.

But when someone tells you
that they somehow stopped missing you,

you're pretty much screwed
no matter what you say.

It shouldn't be like this, Luke.

- Brooke...
- I'm sorry.

I can't do this anymore.

See?

But there had to be something, right?

Something that no one had ever said
in the history of the world,

something that could change this.

Brooke.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, me, too.

That wasn't it.

Going somewhere?

I didn't think you wanted to see me.

I didn't.

I really screwed this up, Mouth.

I mean, we were fighting,
and I grabbed the wheel.

I have to get out of here.

You can't run away from this, Rachel.

- He could die, Mouth.
- Listen to me.

You know how you said
you were gonna tell everyone

that you opened the time capsule,
and I said not to, that you should bury it?

I was wrong.

And until you face
all the mistakes you've made,

you'll never change.

- People don't change, Mouth.
- But they can.

They just don't because it's easier not to.

We're always waiting
for our lives to begin, like,

figuring we'll be someone else someday.

But after this accident
and losing Jimmy and Keith,

what are we waiting for?

All we have is now, Rachel.

Don't run from this.

I am all for living life to the fullest,
but can this day just be over already?

Hey, Ma, you loved Dan, right,
in high school?

Oddly, yes.

Okay, look, I know you probably
can't answer this for me,

but what did you do
when he didn't love you back?

How did you get over it?

When I do, I'll get back to you.

"My name is Lucas Scott.

"I'm a senior at Tree Hill High School.

"I play basketball. At least, I used to.

"I have a girlfriend. At least, I used to."

"And I have a best friend."

Hey, Brooke.

Hey, look, I know that it's really late,
and it's been a long day,

but I need to talk to you.

Yeah. Come on in.

The first thing I'd like to do
is take another pregnancy test,

just to find out
exactly how far along you are.

Then we can talk more specifically
about what lies ahead.

- Okay?
- Okay.

- Is this your first child?
- No, my second.

Well, you're definitely pregnant.

"Tree Hill is just a place
somewhere in the world.

"Maybe it's a lot like your world,
maybe it's nothing like it.

"But if you look closer,
you might see someone like you.

"Someone trying to find their way.

"Someone trying to find their place.

"Someone trying to find their self.

"Sometimes it's easy to feel like you're
the only one in the world who's struggling,

"who's frustrated or unsatisfied
or barely getting by. "

Hello?

"But that feeling's a lie.

"And if you just hold on,

"just find the courage
to face it all for another day,

"someone or something
will find you and make it all okay.

"Because we all need
a little help sometimes.

"Someone to help us
hear the music in the world,

"to remind us
that it won't always be this way. "

"That someone is out there.

"And that someone will find you."

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