The O.C. - The Complete First Season Cast: Peter Gallagher, Kelly Rowan, Benjamin McKenzie, Mischa Barton
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- DVD Release Date: 10/26/2004
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- Sales Rank: 4,290
Features
Closed Caption; "The O.C. Unseen": Unaired scenes; Commentary on pilot by creator/executive producer Josh Schwartz and supervising producer Stephanie Savage; "Casting the O.C." with Josh Schwartz and casting director Patrick Rush; "Inside the Real O.C." with executive producer McG; "The Music of the O.C." with music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas; Season 2 Sneak Peek with Josh and the stars; Onscreen music-track guide for select episodes; DVD-ROM weblink to the O.C. online music sampler
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Side #1 -- Episodes 1-4
1. A Guy Could Do Worse [12:12]
2. Fashion Show [14:09]
3. Party Down, Dude [5:35]
4. Welcomed the O.C. Way [5:19]
5. Bounced [7:15]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. Last Supper [5:17]
2. Home Sweet Hideaway [11:15]
3. Missing [9:18]
4. Secret Lives [8:52]
5. Inferno [8:24]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. In Lock-Up [3:27]
2. Sprung [9:23]
3. Marissa's Blues [9:10]
4. Vegas Night I [11:36]
5. Vegas Night II [9:36]
6. End Credits [:39]
1. Legal Guardians [3:34]
2. White Knights [8:37]
3. Shall We Dance? [11:28]
4. Late Arrivals [9:18]
5. Presentation of the Debs [10:34]
6. End Credits [:37]
Side #2 -- Episodes 5-8
1. The New Hire [3:08]
2. Donnie [8:28]
3. Seth: Off His Turf [10:27]
4. Pool Party for Two [11:29]
5. United [9:58]
6. End Credits [:37]
1. The "Grandma" [3:56]
2. Luke's Second Chance [11:12]
3. Sandy's Advice: Quit [8:37]
4. Caleb's Birthday Bash [8:31]
5. Poem From the 6th Grade [11:01]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. A Tradition [3:01]
2. Hot/Cold [10:56]
3. Paradise Motel [10:39]
4. Welcome to TJ [9:53]
5. The Big Blackout [8:36]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. The Fall Guy [5:11]
2. Enrollment Day [9:43]
3. Placement Exam [8:56]
4. Candy Stripers [8:20]
5. Trust and Truth [11:01]
6. End Credits [:37]
Side #3 -- Episodes 9-12
1. First-Day Jitters [3:58]
2. Ideal Advocate [10:29]
3. Soccer [9:25]
4. Not Happening [7:03]
5. Carnival [11:50]
6. End Credits [:37]
1. Oops [3:27]
2. New Saturday Plan [11:15]
3. The Night Has Eyes [10:22]
4. Summer, Like, Realizes [7:41]
5. Lucky Couples [10:25]
6. End Credits [:39]
1. Please Don't Cook [4:24]
2. Matchmakers [9:09]
3. A $6000 Favor [8:29]
4. Seth Cohen: Ladies' Man [9:18]
5. A Mu-Shu Thanksgiving [11:29]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. Summer Flu [3:54]
2. Shocking Truth [9:55]
3. The Word Is Out [9:00]
4. The Source [12:13]
5. Welcome to Seth's World [7:48]
6. End Credits [:38]
Side #4 -- Episodes 13-16
1. The Cohen Holiday [3:23]
2. Shoplifter [8:19]
3. Therapy Needed [9:43]
4. Party Surprises [8:46]
5. Miracles of Chrismukkah [12:14]
6. End Credits [:39]
1. Three Words [4:26]
2. Hailey's Ploy [10:48]
3. Party. Party. Party. [9:46]
4. About Those Three Words [8:02]
5. Nick of Time [9:37]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. Seth-Ryan Time [3:58]
2. Forget the Louvre [8:35]
3. All Access [10:49]
4. Rooney Rocks [9:27]
5. Officially a Couple [10:24]
6. End Credits [:39]
1. Oliver's Repayment [3:37]
2. Three's a Crowd [10:26]
3. Tee'd Off [10:35]
4. Oliver's Meltdown [9:06]
5. Odd Man Out [9:29]
6. End Credits [:39]
Side #5 -- Episodes 17-20
1. New Transfer [3:54]
2. Confidential File [10:53]
3. Tough Love [9:35]
4. No Trust, No Relationship [10:54]
5. Fighting Words [7:54]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. Take It or Leave It [3:15]
2. What's Over Hasn't Begun [10:07]
3. Phantom Natalie [11:21]
4. The Nametag [11:03]
5. A Gun and a Decision [7:24]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. Non-Holiday Holiday [3:01]
2. Always Summer [11:06]
3. Birds, Bees and Seth [9:59]
4. Sandy: The Challenge [10:41]
5. Love's Dance [8:09]
6. End Credits [:39]
1. From the 909 [3:32]
2. Meet the Awkwards [9:21]
3. Seth on Strike [10:53]
4. Look Who's Here [6:58]
5. Mermaid Encounters [12:18]
6. End Credits [:39]
Side #6 -- Episodes 21-24
1. What Kind of Kiss? [3:15]
2. Deserving It [9:24]
3. Why Pittsburgh? [9:33]
4. The Eddie Fracas [11:37]
5. Now Boarding [9:20]
6. End Credits [:39]
1. Caught in the Act [3:21]
2. The TV Seth [10:06]
3. Luna Chicks [9:16]
4. 21st-Century Autograph [9:17]
5. Bad Timing, Luke [11:03]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. The Runaway [3:52]
2. Seder Panic [8:23]
3. What's Up With Nana? [9:02]
4. Understandings [12:22]
5. Passover [9:30]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. Chick-Flick Tears [3:51]
2. No License [10:40]
3. On Bended Knee [8:40]
4. One Truck. One Telephone Pole. [6:44]
5. Tears of Joy [13:21]
6. End Credits [:38]
Side #7 -- Episodes 25-27
1. The Julie Nexus [3:36]
2. Black Eye [9:15]
3. Seth's Meet-and-Greet [8:33]
4. Gruesome Twosomes [10:39]
5. New Pool House Resident [11:09]
6. End Credits [:38]
1. You Awake? [3:58]
2. Money Plan [9:03]
3. Exellent Kisser [9:31]
4. $250 an Hour [10:23]
5. Fists of Fury [10:11]
6. End Credits [:39]
1. "I'm Pregnant" [4:12]
2. Uncertain Summer [7:44]
3. Perfectly Imperfect [6:52]
4. Going or Staying? [9:31]
5. Sweet Sorrows [14:47]
6. End Credits [:38]
Editorial Reviews
Yes, The O.C. trades in the dishy goings-on of Southern California's young, beautiful, and rich, but this is no Beverly Hills, 90210 rehash. Focusing equally on the kids and their parents, this Fox drama rarely stoops to easy moralizing and features some of the smartest writing this side of Gilmore Girls. At the heart of The O.C. are the Cohens -- Sandy (Peter Gallagher), an idealistic lawyer whose wife, Kirstin (Kelly Rowan), helps run her morally challenged father's lucrative real estate business in tony Newport Beach. In the pilot, Sandy brings his pro bono work home with him in the form of Ryan Atwood (Benjamin McKenzie), a smart but troubled kid from Chino who's one step from the juvenile detention center. The Cohens' only son, Seth (Adam Brody), immediately sees Ryan as the brother he never had. Geeky, obsessed with comic books and indie rock, Seth is just as much an outsider in Newport as Ryan, and the two soon form a tight bond. The Cohens' next-door neighbors are the Coopers: Jimmy (Tate Donovan), the community financial adviser, who may be in trouble with the SEC; his bitchy, upwardly mobile wife, Julie (Melinda Clarke); and their daughter, Marissa (Mischa Barton), who instantly sparks with Ryan. This doesn't sit well with Marissa's jock boyfriend, Luke (Chris Carmack), who ends up brawling with Ryan repeatedly. Meanwhile, Seth pines after Marissa's best friend, Summer (Rachel Bilson), and the arrival of transfer student Anna (Samaire Armstrong) eventually helps turn this into a love triangle. The first season has plenty of melodrama -- fights, stalkers, gay dads, more fights, a May-December romance, alcoholism, strippers, and still more fights -- but The O.C. is at its best when it's not sudsy. Seth Cohen may be the most likable male teenager since Say Anything's Lloyd Dobler, and his relationship with his parents provides some of the show's heartfelt moments and biggest laughs. Holiday-themed episodes such as "The Homecoming," "The Best Chrismukkah Ever," and "The Heartbreak" are especially charming, but Season 1's showstopper, "The Strip," involves a hedonistic trip to Las Vegas that effortlessly melds the show's trashy and tender sides. Despite its flash, The O.C.'s empathetic characters and situations are what made it a success. That, and all the fights. Bill Pearis, Barnes & Noble
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