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By Martha Waggoner WILMINGTON, N.C. -- When "One Tree Hill" debuted in the fall 2003, creator Mark Schwahn remembers, the ratings were so low that "even my mother didn't know we were on the air.""We didn't even know if we would get a season two," Schwahn says.

By Scott D. Pierce Deseret News Call it cliffhanger interruptus. When last we saw the denizens of The CW's "One Tree Hill," it was season finale/cliffhanger time. And one of the dangling plotlines involved the Peyton-Brooke-Lindsey-Lucas quadrangle.

By Joy L. Woodson, The State, Columbia, S.C. Mar. 24--School choice has been lauded by many South Carolinians as a way to give more children access to exceptional programs and high standards.

By Zap2it.com "One Tree Hill" may have skipped over the college years, but at least the show will continue its odd experiment into the next season. The CW announced this week early pickups for "One Tree Hill" and five of the network's other popular series for the fall.