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Synopsis. Ryan, Marissa, Summer, and Seth enter their Junior year, but have serious tension between them all that has been building all summer. Kirsten and Julie navigates new water as mother and daughter, while Julie's crime filled past comes back to haunt her. Ryan's older ex-con brother Trey gives Newport a try. Cast and characters. Episodes.
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The second season of the Fox drama series The O.C. ran from November 4, 2004 - May 19, 2005, contained 24 episodes and once again ended with a cliffhanger.
This season follows the tumultuous relationships of Marissa and Ryan and Summer and Seth as they enter their Junior year. Kiersten becomes more withdrawn with life and turns to the bottle for support, putting her relationship with Sandy and Seth in danger. Julie tried to settle in her new role as Queen of Newport, but soon realizes that Caleb isn't...
•Peter Gallagher as Sandy Cohen
•Kelly Rowan as Kirsten Cohen
•Benjamin McKenzie as Ryan Atwood
•Adam Brody as Seth Cohen
•Mischa Barton as Marissa Cooper
•Melinda Clarke as Julie Cooper
•This season added Alan Dale to the cast. In the first episode, Chris Carmack returned for an appearance as Luke Ward, but was not credited in the main cast. Tate Donovan left the cast during the season, but came back for a guest appearance during the season finale. Alan Dale left the cast after his character Caleb Nichol's death.
Apr 29, 2016 · That fact was proven in The O.C' s season 2 finale episode, "The Dearly Beloved," which aired May 19, 2005. In the moments following the reveal that Trey attacked Marissa, Ryan headed to his...
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- Seth Finding The Rehab Brochure. The episode begins with Seth finding the brochure for the rehab center Sandy has in his office. And, yes, Seth does try to make this all be about himself at first.
- The Gun Coming From Jess. Remember Jess? The party girl turned drug dealer, who starts hanging out with Trey? She's the one who provides the gun that Marissa ends up using, because she first uses it in a drug deal.
- "Hide And Seek" Playing Very Early On In The Episode. We all remember "mmm whatcha say" and The O.C. really made the Imogen Heap song iconic, but it doesn't just play at the very end of the episode after Trey is shot.
- Caleb's Funeral. For one brief moment they are all calm and able to bond over Caleb's death.
Season 2 is still pretty good but when you rewatch it, you start to notice how much better season 1 is. The tell is in how much more enjoyable season 1 is to rewatch, barring Oliver, whereas season 2 has a few of these plots lines which drag, like Lindsay and Zach.
"The Dearly Beloved" is the twenty-fourth and final episode in the second season of the Fox drama series The O.C.. The episode aired on the nineteenth of May in 2005. Kirsten hits rock bottom after Caleb's funeral, prompting Sandy to stage an intervention. Meanwhile, Jimmy Cooper returns to...
Aug 28, 2023 · Season 2 builds handily and successfully on already-established relationships and throws in some great (and not-so-great) new characters to complicate matters a bit.
