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One Tree Hill 7X6: Deep Ocean Vast Sea

🕑 Added 2024-09-25 18:00:08 +0000 UTC
One Tree Hill 7X6: Deep Ocean Vast Sea

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Melissa

Naley are such a joy to watch because James and Joy are that rare, special, magical force together. Their chemistry radiates off the screen because their bond and connection with each other is very real and genuine, not manufactured at all, and so you get to see the very raw and organic portrayal of Naley through the JL's shine so bright in every single scene of theirs no matter what it is. When two people bring out the very best in each other, inspire each other in ways that nobody else can......magic happens for sure. It's why the show recognized their connection and chemistry right off the bat and instantly put Naley together from practically the beginning and had them get married at the end of S1 and never looked back...because to quote the showrunner/creator and the writers...they felt like a married couple. They called them lightning in a bottle, written in the stars, cosmic timing, and a slew of other adjectives to describe them, but whatever you want to call it, it's like white noise...it's always present, and something that makes OTH very special. So glad you see it too and can appreciate it, because it is very rare and special, and oh so captivating and mesmerizing. Not to mention that Naley make such a gorgeous and stunning pair, that I think we can all just stare at them for hours in amazement, hehe!!!!

Dana Licciardello

I have to be honest. I watch a lot of TV. Like, a ton. And right now, there are two couples I'm watching that I've wondered if they truly were in love in real life. And it's Naley and Jamie and Claire from Outlander. I've never had that question before. No matter how good a couple's chemistry was. It is such a joy to watch them on screen.

Melissa

That scene at the end between Naley is one of my top 5 favorite Naley scenes of all time, hehe. It's so underrated, but the JL's rocked that scene. It was such an intimate portrayal of the show's it couple, who have been through much, whose resolve is more determined now than ever, and James and Joy were so connected in that scene. They never lost eye contact with each other in that entire moment, and the intimacy between the two is palpable. it was like getting a private glimpse into their chemistry, and it radiates off the screen in portraying Naley. I've probably watched that scene a thousand times since it originally aired, and I could watch it a thousand more and it wouldn't be enough, hehe. It's amazing!!!

Heather

Nathan figuring out how not to be his father will always be my favorite Nathan.

Heather

I tolerated Quinn for Haley and Jamie, but she brought nothing to the show for me.

Heather

I really loved the Naley scene at the end. It really shows what Nathan learned in season 5/6. Haley's primary reason for paying off Renee is that she didn't want Nathan to face losing his dream. Haley saw what that did to him after his accident. But what Nathan really realized after that was that losing his family was worse and that being a husband and father was more important to him. That is his dream job. H: I don't want to see you lose your dream. N: Lose her? She's right here. And I'm never letting go of her.

Sabrina

I'm not a Quinn fan. She's one of my least favorite characters on the show. She's useless, irrelevant, corny and boring. Considering Haley is my favorite I really wanted to like her. I too was more interested in Clay's storyline away from the Quinn drama. I liked Clay away from Quinn, but together they were so rushed and forced like they were trying to make them the new Leyton. To me they were the new Mouth and Millie. Dull! I just didn't care.

C. J. Ramirez

I like the Quinn and Clay dynamic it’s not as good as Lucas and Peyton but it’s almost as good🤣🤣


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