One Tree Hill (2003–2012): Season 5, Episode 12 - Hundred - full transcript

(MYHOMETOWN PLAYING)

LUKE: When I was a boy,
my family took me on a trip.

We didn't go to any exotic place,
we didn't go anywhere glamorous,

we just drove.

JAMIE: Where did you go, Uncle Lucas?

We drove the back roads of Tree Hill,
and we saw all kinds of wonderful things.

- But where were you going?
- Everywhere. Anywhere.

But where we ended up
really wasn't the point.

It was the things we saw,
and the people we met along the way.

Who was with you?

It was just my mom, my uncle and me.



- Where was your daddy?
- He wasn't there.

But something happened that day,
something magical.

What was it? What happened?

My uncle let me drive.

- Were you scared?
- No. I mean,

the truth is I'm not sure I ever felt safer.

That day in that car
with my uncle and my mom

is one of the best days of my life,

just like today.

(CAR HONKING)

Wow. That's gonna make
for one beautiful bride.

Hi. I wanna come home, Haley. I love you.

I have to get ready right now. I can't...

(HALEY SIGHING)



- You shouldn't have done that.
- I wanted to.

Yeah.

So, you wanna talk about this?

Well, you hate my book
and you think I picked the wrong girl

to spend the rest of my life with.
What's there to talk about?

Stop it, you know that I love Lindsey.

Oh, but I don't? I mean, I think I do.

But I guess I'm just lying to myself.
Is that your story?

Geez, see if I read anything
you write ever again.

Look, Hales, you can't say that the
manuscript I gave you was about Peyton.

It's about yearning and want, Luke.

I think you wrote it about Peyton
because you still love her.

And I think it's about
a guy watching the sky.

But thanks for caring.

Well, whatever you do,
just don't show those pages to Lindsey.

I already did.

- Mom!
- And?

- Lucas?
- Mom.

Oh, my gosh. Oh, I missed you, baby boy.

Oh, I missed you, too.

- Oh, Haley.
- Hi.

- How are you?
- I'm good.

- Oh, and who is this?
- It's me, Aunt Karen. James Lucas Scott.

No, you are not James Lucas Scott.
Jamie Scott is a baby.

- I got bigger.
- You got bigger.

Oh, my goodness. Look at you.

- Where's Lily?
- Yeah, Ma, where's my little sister?

Your little sister's with Andy.

I think it's really great that you
and my mom are back together, Andy.

Thanks, Luke.

I think it's really great
that you're almost gonna get married.

Well, I mean, until your fiancée meets me.

I gotta talk to my mom
about getting rid of you.

Listen,

I love your mom and Lily,
but I want you to know something.

I'd give it all up if Keith could be here
on your wedding day,

and all the days after that.

Thank you.

(WHISTLING BRIDAL MARCH)

I do love a wedding.

Perfect occasion for a family reunion.

(WHISTLING A GRIM TUNE)

LUKE: All right, dude. Sit still.

You wanna be the second-best looking guy
in this church, don't you?

- Second-best?
- Daddy!

Hey. Jamie's gonna be the man.

I'm gonna be second-best.
You'll be lucky to make the top ten, Luke.

- Thanks.
- Oh, come here.

I love you, boy.

How much have you grown
in the last week? A foot?

Maybe. Aunt Karen didn't even know me.

Wow. All right.

Oh, and, Daddy, did you see Mama?
She looked pretty.

I'll bet. Well, you know the drill, right?

You're gonna lead Lindsey down the aisle
with Lily and then when you get to me,

- you're gonna give me these two rings.
- Whoa.

- Treasure.
- Nice, huh?

And worth, like,
all the money in the world,

so when I give them to you,
don't lose 'em, okay?

'Cause Uncle Lucas can't finish
his second book and he's poor.

- I'm sorry you're poor, Uncle Lucas.
- Thanks, Jamie.

Hey, Daddy, when you married Mama,
was it your best day ever?

Actually, I think the day I graduated
high school was my best day ever.

How come?

Well, because that's the day
you were born.

Now lace 'em up. Chop, chop.

- Got any intel for me with my girl?
- Not really.

She misses you, she's still stubborn,
same as last week.

But I tell you, it kind of sucks for you
that my mom's here.

- Why's that?
- Well, she raised a son

with a really great uncle and no husband.

Dan sucks.

(DOOR OPENING)

Flowers for the bride,
who's clearly not here. Sorry.

- I'll take them.
- I'll take them.

Dude, you gotta give me this one.
If I take these flowers to Lindsey,

- I get some face time with Haley.
- Forget it, man.

Lindsey's been staying with Haley
to make it all romantic.

- I haven't seen her in a week.
- So? It's bad luck.

Besides, what do you think is gonna go
down before your wedding in a church?

Oh, you underestimate me.

You're going to hell. Listen.
You and Lindsey are good, okay?

You're still in that blissed-out,
best-underwear,

she-still-laughs-at-your-stupid-jokes
phase.

- My jokes aren't stupid.
- That's what you think.

Look, the point is, I need this, okay?
I'm fading fast here.

HALEY: Oh, flowers from a gentleman.

- LUKE: Hey, we can help you out with that.
- Hey, look who it is.

Sorry, bad luck.

(JANE, I STILL FEEL THE SAMEPLAYING)

"Hey, look who it is"?
No wonder you're fading.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Hey, Lily. Oh, I sure did miss you.

You think you could let your big brother
Lucas in and come say hello?

No, you're bad luck.

How did I get so lucky?

You know, if I knew being engaged
would be like this,

- I'd have proposed when we met.
- (WHISPERING) It's the book.

- The book? My book?
- I love it, Lucas.

I love what you wrote,
and I love that you wrote it.

It's so romantic.

Okay, we can definitely talk
about this later.

You know, can I ask you,

- how do you mean, "romantic"?
- What?

Well, I'm glad you like it and all, but

I didn't really expect "romantic."

I mean, it's about a scientist and the stars.

Luke, are you kidding me?
I cried so much.

He's just this lost little boy
and then he sees the comet,

and suddenly his life has meaning,

and then he waits his whole life
for the comet to return.

He has faith that it will,
even though science and his intellect

tells him it won't. His heart still believes.

It's beautiful, Lucas, and heartbreaking.

- It's an epic love story.
- It's about a comet.

It's about love in its purest form.

When I think about how it came
from your heart and your mind,

it makes me so happy to know
that I found you

and that I get to be your wife.

Thank you. I love you, Lindsey.

I love you, Lucas.

I'm sorry, we're closed.

Oh, my God. Do you hate me?

No, I am proud of you.

- I missed you. How's Lily?
- Oh, she's good.

She's very girly.
But you'll see her at the wedding.

Yeah, God,
unless I'm so late that I miss it.

I'm supposed to be there.
You're supposed to be there.

No, I know.
I just wanted to come by and see the café

and to see you and maybe catch Peyton.

- She's on her way.
- Good.

- How's she doing?
- She's a mess.

She's trying to put on a brave face
and be noble,

but we all thought
this was gonna be her day.

Yeah.

And how are you? Are you happy?
You are doing so well.

Thank you. It's hard, but I'm happy.

At least I'm trying to be.

Can I ask you something?

(SHINEPLAYING)

I made Lindsey's wedding gown,

and it got me to thinking about
how I was supposed to make yours.

- It's okay.
- It's not okay,

and somehow you managed
to make it okay.

And I just wonder, I mean,

'cause I've always wondered
where that strength comes from,

that dignity and grace
that you have put on

in the face of everything
that's happened in your life.

Because I really wanna be
that kind of person someday.

You already are, Brooke Davis.

You've come further than anyone I know.

And you want to know a secret?
You have just scratched the surface.

Thank you.

(DOOR OPENING)

Hey, Brooke, come on. We're gonna be...

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Thank you for my office.
- Oh, you are so welcome.

I know we have to go,
but there really is something

I wanted to tell you, both of you.

You know, in life, if you let it, you can
always come up with reasons to give up.

But if you don't,

you might just find love
in places you never imagined.

- In a new relationship or in your work.
- Or in your children.

Whatever it is, just don't give up on it.

And if you don't get it, well,

you might get something better.

That's what you have to call me.

- I do not.
- Do so. Say it.

Aunt Lily.

Whoa, you look like Cinderella.

I cannot believe we don't
have dates for this thing.

What kind of boyfriend takes his guy
roommate camping for the weekend?

Jake Gyllenhaal?

- That's nice.
- What up, what up? Who want a beer?

I do.

- You're tailgating at Luke's wedding.
- Like you don't want one.

I'm designated driver.

So, what up, P. Sawyer?
You got a plan?

- A plan for what?
- To steal Lucas back.

Oh, so I'm the only one thinking like that,
huh? Okay, look.

Here's the drill.

When they say, "Does anybody have any
reason that this thing shouldn't go down?"

Bam, that's you.

They don't do that at real weddings, Skills.

They should, though.
You know, that's good drama.

Anyway, how about this? I say we drug
Lindsey first, even though I love her.

Then we throw you in the wedding gown,
so when Lucas lift up the veil, bam, it's on.

Skills? That gown is tailor-made, so no.

And Peyton is gonna be okay.

Right. You know I love you,
P. Sawyer, right?

But, baby girl, you are so far from okay,
man, you ain't even in the same area code.

Wait. Maybe Lucas will say
the wrong name on the altar,

just like Ross did on Friends.

Okay. How about this?
How about Peyton puts on a nice dress,

watches Lucas get married, gets wasted,
and has drunk, meaningless sex

- with some guy at the reception?
- Yes.

Hey, baby, I ever tell you
how sexy you look in that dress?

(ALL LAUGHING)

Maybe we should head in.

- Hey, aren't you watching Jamie?
- You know what? You right.

We got to get one for him, too.

Let's do it. See y'all inside.

I meant what I said.
You're gonna be okay.

No, I know. I know. I just...
I just need a minute, you know?

Okay.

I'll save you a seat.

- Can I help you?
- Hello, Haley.

Save it. You're not going into that church.

And you're not gonna talk to my son, my
husband, Karen, or Lucas, for that matter.

You should be careful about being so
bossy. I've been in prison a long time.

- Kind of sexy.
- Don't screw with me, Dan.

This is the last conversation
you and I will ever have.

Enjoy your reprehensible, miserable life.

NATHAN: You ready for this?

Yeah. I'm ready.

Well, I'm not much for speeches,
but you're a good guy, Luke.

You're a good friend.
You're a great brother.

Whatever life throws at you,
I got your back, all right?

Thanks.

(QUARTET PLAYING)

All right. That's us.

(QUARTET PLAYING CANON IN D)

- What are you thinking, Mrs. Scott?
- Big things. Big, important things.

Like, "This isn't how
I pictured my wedding night"?

No. Like, this is the night
we're gonna tell our children about,

and our children's children.

Yeah, I'd like to have kids someday.

A son with your eyes?

No. A little girl, just like you.

I'm gonna love you forever,
Haley James Scott. I promise.

You're welcome to watch from here, but
I'm sure you can find a seat down below.

No, I'm fine. My son's the ring bearer.

- It's you.
- What?

When all my dreams come true,
the one I want next to me.

It's you.

It's you, Peyton.

(BRIDAL CHORUS PLAYING)

We give thanks today
for Lucas and Lindsey,

for their open hearts
and their willing spirits,

and for their closest friends and family.

May we all be changed
by what is said and witnessed here.

(WHISPERING) I got you, P. Sawyer.

(WHISPERING) Behave, or I will spank you.

PRIEST: May each of us be reminded
of our own desires,

our own wants, and our own journeys.

It's a lot to process, I know.

But now you know why I came home.

Brooke, are you sure?
I mean, are you sure?

I'm sure.

My heart is sure.

This is what I want.

It's a mystery how we fall in love,

who we fall in love with,
why we fall in love.

But we do.

Lucas Eugene Scott,
do you take Lindsey Evelyn Strauss

to be your lawfully wedded wife?

- Do you...
- PEYTON: Lucas, you can't.

- That's what I'm talkin' about.
- PEYTON: I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, but you just...
You can't, because I love you,

- and because you fixed my car.
- (SIGHING) Oh, boy.

But remember that day?
Because that day changed everything,

and I just... I didn't know it at the time.

But when you fixed my car,
you fixed my heart.

And when you proposed to me
two years ago, I just wasn't ready.

And I was lost and scared,
so I said "someday,"

but someday is now, Luke, it is.

Someday is now, and I love you.

Please don't leave me again.
People always leave.

Do you promise to be true to her...

PEYTON: At least,
that's what I should have said.

Instead, I said nothing.

And he said...

I do.

Lucas Scott,
you have declared your love...

(WHISPERING) I gotta go to the bathroom.

- All right, let's go.
- Can I go by myself?

Lily will make fun of me.

Let me do it. I know where it is.

All right, but you come right back,
you hear me?

I will.

Lindsey Evelyn Strauss,
do you take Lucas Eugene Scott

to be your lawfully wedded husband...

- Jamie.
- Nanny Carrie.

Hi. Oh, God, I missed you so much.

What are you doing here, Nanny Carrie?

Your mom and dad said
I could be with you again.

Oh, I get you back, and I'm so happy.

- Come on.
- I'm not supposed to leave the church.

Jamie, you know I love you.

Don't you trust me?

- Come on.
- Okay.

(NEVER TEAR US APARTPLAYING)

...and to love and honor each other
all the days of your life,

until death do you part?

- It was a comet.
- Excuse me?

It was a comet, Luke.

Could you just give us a moment, please?

- The boy saw a comet.
- Okay.

The boy saw the comet,
and he felt as though his life had meaning.

And when it went away, he waited his
entire life for it to come back to him.

Lindsey, I love you, but this really isn't
the time for a book review, okay?

What was the first day
you ever talked to Peyton?

- Lindsey...
- Please.

Her car broke down.

"That's me inside your head."

What?

NOFX.

Come on. Let me give you a ride.

The boy saw the comet

and suddenly his life had meaning.

I'm sorry, Lucas. I can't marry you.

(WINTER PLAYING)

I'm sorry, Lucas. She's gone.

I never took the time to make
her feel comfortable with my history.

I never took the time to explain it all.

So, what are you gonna do?
What happens next?

- I want her back.
- Then go get her.

You're Lucas Scott. Come on.
Screw that. Listen to me.

You're Lucas Scott, okay?
I've seen you do great things.

I've seen you do
some of the greatest things.

Now, you need to look into your heart
and ask yourself what you truly want,

and if the answer is Lindsey,
then just go get her, man.

She doesn't stand a chance.

Hey, you're my brother. I'm here for you.

Now go.

Go on, man.

(SIGHS)

- Jamie! Have you seen Jamie?
- No.

Jamie!

- Jamie!
- Haley, any luck?

No. I'm really getting worried right now.

Dan was here. I saw him earlier. What do...

No luck inside. I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry, Haley.
I should've went with him.

Mouth and Millicent are taking
another look around back.

Jamie! Jamie!

Hi.

Well, that was a crazy wedding, huh?

Did I ever tell you the one about the girl
who got everything she ever wanted?

Did she feel horrible?

At first. But it's only
'cause she had a good heart.

And then she fixed her makeup
and smoothed out her pretty dress

- and went and talked to the boy she loves.
- He said "I do," Brooke.

The minister asked if he would love
and cherish Lindsey forever,

- and he said "I do."
- Bitch, you need to stop.

Sorry. Okay.

Peyton, do you wanna know
why I came home?

Besides to help you.

I am 22 years old, and I have made more
money than I could ever hope to spend,

and I have never felt more alone in my life.

You need to talk to him, Peyton.

Just talk to him.

And if you let the fact that Lucas said
"I do" today to Lindsey

while he was obviously lying
to his own heart

be the reason that you sit here and cry,

I am gonna smack you
across your pretty face.

Come on.

It's okay.

I wanna have a baby.

- With me?
- (LAUGHING) No.

I've spent four years working
these endless hours to fill this void

that all the success in the world
is never gonna fill,

and I realized that what I actually want
is to have a family.

It's okay. Luke looked really freaked out
when we talked about it, too.

- Okay.
- MOUTH: Sorry, guys.

- Have you seen Jamie?
- No. Why?

- He's missing.
- What?

Haley. Hey, what's going on?

Jamie's gone, and Dan was here.

- What?
- He's missing. Dan came by.

I told him he was not to come
into the church, and now he's gone.

We've looked everywhere.

Whoa, stop.

(SIREN WAILING)

- What the hell are you doing?
- My son is missing.

All right, calm down.
You could have got yourself killed.

We just left the wedding, okay?
All the guests are gone,

and my son is missing.
He's four and a half years old.

Have you been drinking, sir?

- Maybe you've been to the reception?
- What kind of question is that?

- Have I been drinking?
- Hey, you need to listen to me.

No, you listen to me.
My name is Nathan Scott, okay?

My father is Dan Scott.
He was arrested for murder, okay?

He's a bad guy, and he was here today.

Now, either one of you two idiots
gets on your radio right now

and finds my son, or I'll knock you
both out and I'll do it myself.

Hey, you need to relax, all right?

Dispatch, I have a 9-20 Charlie.

- Missing person, critical.
- WOMAN ON RADIO: 10-4.

All right, we're gonna need
an exact description of your son.

His name is James Lucas Scott.
He's four and a half years old.

He's wearing a black tuxedo.
He has blue eyes and sandy blond hair.

You like that, Jamie?

This will be fun.
I'm gonna go get the hair dye,

and then you're gonna have black hair,
just like mine.

Won't Mama be mad?

No.

Besides,

I'm gonna be your mama now.

Run for your dear little lives.

She is a witch
and means to eat you for her supper.

Ach! Und himmel!

Ah, your mother rides a vacuum cleaner.

Jamie, honey, Nanny Carrie has to go out.

But I have a key,

and I want you to stay here
and keep the doors locked.

- By myself?
- You'll be fine.

I'll be right back.

And I'll bring you a present.

- When are we going home?
- Home? What...

- Don't you wanna play a game?
- I guess so.

Okay. Let's play Hide and Seek.

I want you to hide, and don't come out
until I find you, okay?

Okay, I'll go out, and you hide.

Go on.

The police are looking everywhere.

Dan's license-plate number is
on every single highway sign.

Haley, you should...
You should come downstairs.

I don't want to.

- Haley...
- I don't want to.

- You should've been there.
- I know.

You're his father.
You should've been there to protect him.

You should've been there,
and I should've let you come home.

- This is not your fault, Haley.
- Yes, it is!

Haley, come here.

- I can't lose him! He's all I have.
- I know.

It's gonna be okay. It's gonna be okay.

Jamie.

Jamie, can you hear me?

Listen to me. I'm here to help you.

You have to open the door, son.
I'm here to take you home.

Lindsey! Lindsey!

Linds?

Hi.

"It was more than just a comet
because of what it brought to his life.

"Direction, beauty and meaning.

"There were many
who couldn't understand,

"and sometimes he walked among them.

"But even in his darkest hours,

"he knew in his heart that someday,
it would return to him,

"and his world would be whole again,

"and his belief in God and love and art
would be reawakened in his heart."

(APOLOGIES PLAYING)

Lindsey, it's just a story.
I mean, so what?

Peyton's car is just a Comet, you know?

But this is crazy. I love you.

I love you, too, Lucas.
I do, and I always will.

But your heart's conflicted,
and I think I've always known it.

I guess I was hoping that someday

I could be your comet.

It's an epic love story, Luke.

It's just not ours.

And neither is this.

Lindsey, please. You can't just leave.

People always leave, Luke.
You know that.

Jamie?

I'm back. I'm gonna find you.

I'm gonna get you. Jamie.

I think you're wrong.
I think I'm gonna get you.

My name is Dan Scott.

I think you know my grandson.

It's okay. You can blink once for yes.

That's what I thought. Well, you're done
knowing him for the rest of time.

And if you forget,

or if you decide to go anywhere
near my family ever again,

let's just say this.
I killed my brother in cold blood.

I'd have no problem killing you.

Man, I would never forgive myself.
He has to come home. He has to.

Is it okay if I play with this?

Yeah.

Haley.

I'm so sorry. It's gonna be okay.

You've got to believe that, okay?

He's gonna come home.

Mama!

Oh, baby, come here.

Sweetie, what happened to you?
Are you okay?

I'm fine. Grandpa Dan saved me.

What?

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