All language subtitles for One Tree Hill S01E01 Pilot

Nathan, remember, 20 shots, no less.

Got it, Dad.

Quit yanking and warm up.

Basket

by

Nathan Scott, who really looks sharp out
there tonight.

And now a steal by the Ravens. They'll
go on the offensive.

Because Whitey Durham urges them on. Tim
Smith.

He's got Scott. Nice, Nathan Scott. And
he hammers it home.

He's already got 14 of the Ravens' 17
points tonight.

Turnaround jumper by Nathan Scott.

And I tell you, we haven't seen talent
like this since Father Dan played for

Whitey. Here's Scott again. Another long
jump shot. It's all Nathan Scott.

And here he is, ladies and gentlemen,
Lucas Scott.

What's up, baby?

137 and 3 going into tonight's contest.

And as a special bonus, we're joining
the booth by Junk Moretti.

You'll have a booth.

Actually, Mark, he's 138 and 3.

Lucas.

Gee, Edwards, you remember that, but you
can't remember to run a bar of soap

under your pits?

What? You smell bad, man. You're right.

What the hell is going on out there? Why
are you relaxed?

We're up by nine.

Tim, go in for Nathan.

All right, let's get out there and act
like we've played the game before.

Ravens on three. One, two, three,
Ravens!

What have I told you about that?

I don't care if we're up by five or 50.

I'm still the coach. It's still my team.

Whatever you need to believe.

Lucas got with the ball, and you know,
Jimmy, Luke currently nurses a big

winning streak.

Nice! 14 -13 game point for Team Sky.

Don't bother showering tonight.

Now, for those of you at home, Lucas
wears his black shorts tonight with his

traditional white high top.

He's currently playing without a shoe
contract, Mal.

Luke flashes in the crane. Fergie finds
him on the wing.

We just borrowed it, all right?

It's amazing.

Where's David?

I don't know.

Why?

Some of you parents see this latest
incident as tomfoolery.

A little prank.

Personally, I see a little breaking and
entering.

Chief Wayman sees possession and
consumption by minors and a smidge and a

theft auto.

That said, I think it's time we send a
message.

Following players were not involved and
will not be reprimanded.

Jake Jagielski, Ruben Gutierrez, Tim
Smith, and Nathan Scott.

As for the rest of you, all players
involved are suspended from

activity, specifically basketball, for
the rest of the season.

So you just walk away.

Well, well.

Dan Scott.

Half the team suspended, Nathan Tripp
will team the rest of the season, and

say nothing.

The inmates will not run the asylum.

You're despicable, you know that?

Letting the dreams of this team just
vanish.

You're full of crap.

It comes with old age, Danny.

Constipation.

You guys remember Tom Dugan from grade
school?

Yeah, he used to live next door to you,
right?

Yeah, some guy snapped him with a wet
towel. He lost one of his testicles.

Come on. Okay, John.

Just saying what I heard.

Anyway, man, what you reading these
days, man?

Steinbeck. The winner of our different
events.

Let me hear something.

Nah, no.

Come on, dog. You know I'd be reading
vicariously through you.

Hayden Sawyer.

You seen her webcam?

In her bedroom.

She's naked on it, like all the time.

What? I hear things.

You know, I saw her the other night.

She almost ran me over, of course.

Yeah, she's pretty fine, huh?

It's all right.

Okay. It's all right.

Just shoot for teams, all right?

Hey, Mom.

Hey, hon.

Smells good in here.

Did you change your hair?

If by change you mean dragged a brush
through it, then yeah.

Well, it looks nice.

Thank you.

Oh, the magazine pages are sticky again,
little perv.

Oh, hey, Luke.

You been reading this? I don't know,
Haley. Is that the why do I hang out

these people? It's because you're on the
cover of that, right? No.

If my best friend is an idiot issue,
then there you are.

Haley, would you like to join us?

Hell, yes.

So, honey, how was your day? Good,
thanks.

I mean, good is relative, right,
considering a third of the world is

Which does not change the fact that I'm
clumsy as hell. Did I tell you that I

fell down today? Yeah, flipped off the
curb, totally bit it, face down, butt in

the air.

Too graphic. Sorry, I'll just... Quiet.

I got something for you, Lucas.
Actually, I found it.

I mean, sorry, not that I was, like,
looking for something specifically,

would imply some hideous sort of Joey
Love Dawson scenario and completely

me out, but, you know, we saw it, and...
I'll give him the book.

Wow.

Julius Caesar.

There's a tide in the affairs of men, or
something like that.

Nice.

Thank you, guys. Thank you very much.

Whatever. That's what you're into.

Well, well, Keith Scott.

What do you know?

How you doing, Woody?

Take a load off.

You, uh... You got a second?

Oh, I got a lot of seconds.

Haven't you heard?

Oh, yeah, I heard.

Just a little.

A little more.

Oh, that's good. That's good.

I saw your little brother today,

Danny. He called me despicable.

Said I crushed the dreams of young men.

Is he talking about himself or Nathan,
do you think?

Both, I suppose.

Hey, what did you average when you
played for me?

Oh, about 5 ,000, six beers a night.

Well, at least you were consistent.

Yeah, got to give me that.

Hey, you know, Lucas plays.

Lucas? Oh.

Oh. Dan's other son.

Well, Karen's son.

Dan's on the birth certificate, but they
never got married.

And where does he play?

Um, it's parked down by the river.

Oh, come on, Keith.

If the kid had any promise, he'd be in
the gym with the real players.

Like Nathan, you mean.

Luke is on fire tonight. How do you say
hot in French? Flambe.

Luke is flambe.

Fergie finds Luke who paints out junk
again.

They never learn, Mal.

You see there, that's what I'm talking
about.

All right, let's say I'm interested.

No, I'm not saying I am.

Why put him through that?

Because he should know that he's good.

You know, not just playground good, but
good period.

He could use that in his life.

We could all use that in our lives.

Yeah. But we had our chance.

So, you and Karen, you, uh... Brent.

You know, I'm the kid's uncle, and I'm
in their lives. It is what it is.

I remember when Dan told me Karen was
pregnant right after their senior year

high school.

Told him he should honor his scholarship
and go to college.

I'll tell you one thing. You did Karen a
favor.

And Lucas, too.

Now maybe you can do what you want.

What are you wasting

your time at now?

I didn't hear you come in.

Oh, imagine that.

You know nobody listens to this crap.

So I waited for you tonight.

Yeah, guys wanted to tip a few.

And you didn't even think to let me
know?

That's why I came by.

You want to come?

With the guys?

And me.

And the guys.

You know what, Peyton? I'm getting
really tired of this. I came here to

time with you.

Yeah, me and half the team.

Whatever. You know what? You want to be
a bitch? That's cool. Sit in your

closet, listen to your loser rock, and
I'll see you tomorrow.

How about you don't see me tomorrow?

Fine by me.

Like I don't have other options.

Look, I'm sorry.

Peyton,

I'm really sorry.

It's just a lot of these guys got
suspended, you know, so it's like this

bonding thing.

I wish it was just you and me.

But I was hoping you'd come anyway.

Make it a lot more bearable.

What's up, Coach? Not you.

You.

You read a book or something.

Nice, isn't it?

A lot of people like their gyms loud.

I like mine like this.

Quiet.

Clean. Kind of like a church.

A lot of praying done here, anyway.

You played ball in grade school.

Why'd you quit?

I didn't.

Four guys in the park?

That's not exactly basketball.

Well, then what do you think we're doing
out there?

I don't know.

Planning a bank job?

Look, I've got an opening in my lineup.

Varsity.

Chance of a lifetime.

What do you say?

I say those people that pray here are
wasting their time.

God doesn't watch sports.

So what are you going to sell us, man?

Nothing.

Why do you ask you to play on a team and
it's nothing?

It's nothing because I'm not playing.

I want those guys.

Luke, man, I'm going to darn you almost
every night. This is, what, like four

years old, right? And I won how many
games?

I don't know. It just seemed like a
waste to me, man.

Well, it doesn't to me.

I mean, don't you guys ever think that
maybe we belong here?

No.

We belong here.

You've never belonged here.

Thanks a lot, Skills.

Just shoot for team.

Yo, Luke, man.

You know you're one of my best friends,
right?

And ain't nothing ever gonna change
that, man.

But keep it real.

We ain't shooting for team.

We shooting to be your excuse.

And I ain't about to be a part of that.

Somebody left it at the door.

Take it off.

Come on, you okay?

Yeah.

You know who left it?

Coach Durham, probably.

He asked me to play.

Maybe you should.

Yeah, you tell me skills.

You know, those guys refused to play
today.

They said they didn't want to be my
excuse.

How'd you feel about that?

Honestly, I was pissed.

And those guys are supposed to be my
friends. They are your friends.

Remember that?

My first leather basketball.

You know, that was the year that the
girl's father told us there was no Santa

Claus. Yeah, and I tried to talk you out
of it.

Then you said something I'll never
forget.

You said you felt bad for the kids who
never figured it out, because when they

grow up and have kids of their own,
there wouldn't be any gifts on Christmas

morning.

You're a good kid, Luke.

Sometimes I feel like you're sitting out
your life on account of me, and I don't

want that for you.

My past is not your future, okay?

What are you slinging?

Mountain 160.

Give me that.

Your mom called.

Won't be back till next week.

Hey, what do you know about Whitey and
Viking?

Thunder play? Don't call him that.

He's got her last name, Dad.

I know.

I know we haven't spoken much about this
in the past, but the fact he shares

your last name is only wishful thinking
on his mother's part.

When we were young, the summer after
high school, we made a mistake.

You made a mistake, all right. I mean,
this guy's a zombie.

Okay.

Look, it's kind of screwed up, all
right.

People talk about it.

Get out of there.

I want you to go to this kid.

Encourage him not to play.

I'm not afraid of you, man.

Well, you should be.

We've worked too hard to have anyone
coming in now, disrupting the offense,

taking away shots.

And anyway, this has more to do with
Whitey and me than you.

How do you say that?

It's a long story.

And one I'll tell you someday.

But for now, I want you to go to this
kid and talk to him.

And trust me when I tell you, Nathan,
there's a bigger picture here.

Your picture.

And this kid's not in it.

So your pops finally mentioned the
bastard's phone, huh?

They say he's got a game.

Maybe we could use him.

Look, man, I can get us a state
championship with three blind guys and a

cripple. That's practically what I got
with you and what's left.

That's nice.

So where are we going?

Let's go to the park.

Nice shot.

Can you hit that against a double team?

Down by two.

Packed house telling you you suck.

How about just two people telling you
you suck?

What do you want?

What do I want?

What do you want, man?

I mean, other than my girlfriend and my
spot in the lineup.

Huh?

None of us want you on the team, man.

I don't want you. The guys don't want
you.

My girlfriend sure as hell doesn't want
you.

But here's the deal.

You and me, one -on -one.

You can end the time and the place.

If you win,

I'll quit the team.

If I win, you crawl back in your little
hole and you remember your place in all

this.

Time and place, babe.

Time and place.

So, Nathan challenged you.

Are you going to play him?

I don't know.

It's not like I have anything to prove.

Yeah, I guess. Don't you just want to
show him sometimes?

By the way, it's a murder.

What? More than one crow is a murder.

I don't know what the hell you're
talking about.

A parliament of owls, an exaltation of
lark.

Murder a crow.

I think that is why people think you're
weird. Right there.

I would like to show him sometimes,
though, when I'm the fakie's man.

Dan.

Mostly for Mom.

And sometimes for me.

So, look, what are ravens?

I mean, you know, more than one.

An untimely.

Why wouldn't you play?

He'll play every night.

It's not the same, Luke.

Why? What makes it less of a game if
people don't see it?

I'll tell you why.

When I was a kid, my father took me to
Raleigh to see David Thompson play.

When I was nine years old, I could have
cared less about basketball.

But when Thompson stepped onto the
court, he was so young, so quick, and...

Just so grateful. I was mesmerized.

I couldn't take my eyes off him until
late in the game.

And I look up at my daddy, and he's got
tears in his eyes.

14 ,000 strangers.

And my father's crying.

Because he's so beautiful.

He played with such poetry that he made
us feel like we were a part of it.

You have a gift, Luke.

It's a crime not to let people see it,
to hide it in the park.

It's a damn shame.

That's why.

Keith, body shop and towing.

That's me inside your head.

What?

No effect.

Me inside your head.

It's the lyrics from the... I know the
song.

Nathan, it's me.

All right, well, listen, my car broke
down.

You're gonna have to come pick me up.

So leave the gym.

Listen, it'll take you, like, ten
minutes.

I'm on River Road around the curb.

Well, that's through you.

Listen, are you sure you got a ride?

I mean, I can wait if you want.

Yeah. What I want.

Have your dad call me with an estimate?

My uncle.

That's your story?

Can I ask you a question?

It's free country.

Why are you a cheerleader?

I mean, no offense or anything, but
you're about the least cheery person I

How you been, big brother?

Not bad. How about you?

Good. Good.

Dealership's good.

I sent you some business not long ago.

Oh, yeah. I meant to call you and thank
you for that.

Yeah. Well, we're all busy, right?

Right.

Come on. Let me give you a ride.

I'll let you insult me.

First of all, you don't know me.

Second of all, you don't know me.

God, why are guys such jerks?

Guys or Nathan?

Him.

You.

I don't know.

We share the same father.

Yeah, I heard that.

Zach, having to see him around?

With my mom.

I never knew him.

But she told you he was your dad?

Yeah, that's right.

We used to play in junior league
together.

Basketball? Yeah.

And I loved it.

And I was good at it.

Have you ever had something that you
knew that you were better at than almost

anybody else?

Zach?

Joke.

Anyway, you guys kept teasing me about
it.

I'm Nathan's dad. He's my dad, too.

So I asked my mom.

And she said he wasn't.

But I get home, and I hear her crying in
her room.

And I knew it was true.

So I never went back.

And I told my mom it was because I
didn't want to see his face.

It was mostly because... I don't want
her to have to.

So why'd you just tell me all that?

I mean, we don't even know each other.

Maybe that's the point.

Nathan's got a shot here, Keith.

A real future.

A real future.

Let me ask you something.

You ever even think about Lucas's
future? You ever think about that?

I can't change the fact this kid exists.

If I could, I would.

The truth is, I told Karen I'd take care
of it.

She...

And it's none of my business.

I got a weakness and I beat this.

The autumn leaves falling in the breeze
are not my fault.

This storm over yonder, you gotta wonder
what it's all about.

Midnight. At the riverfront.

But if I win, I'm gonna want something
else.

I love that car. I love that car.

My wife's got that car.

I'm guessing you're not car shopping.

He's a boy who wants to play basketball,
reluctantly.

I find it horrifying and amusing that
after all these years, it takes

as simple as that to bring you around.

I'm only thinking of the kid. You have
no right to think of him, not today or

any other day of his life. How dare you?

Are you finished?

I haven't even started.

Since day one, we've asked nothing of
you, and you have delivered in fine

fashion. I'll expect that to continue.

If Lucas decides to play, you'll do
nothing.

Anything else might make me angry and
detract from the pleasant, cordial side

you see now.

You know, I know your son doesn't
exactly fit in, but Nathan is all state.

And I'm not sure why you'd want to
humiliate your kid like that.

You're right, Dan.

I'd rather not humiliate him.

You've done that enough.

Nathan.

What's up, Dad?

If I wanted a daughter, I'd adopt one.

What, so you could abandon her, too?

Just a joke, Dad.

Yeah.

And this bet tonight, is that a joke,
too?

Or would you really quit the team?
Because let's be honest, you have

to lose here and nothing to gain.

Well, sometimes what you call
everything, I call nothing.

I just think it's best if you don't do
this, Nathan.

We'll find another way.

No.

Dad, I do a lot of stuff for you.

Almost everything.

But I'm going to do this for me.

Hi, Mr. Scott.

I would have preferred a warning shot on
this one. Something to let me know it

was coming with Lucas.

Yeah, that's fair enough.

You should see him play, Karen. I mean,
it's like... It's like poetry.

Well, then he's going to be fine.

Yeah, I know.

Did you ever wonder about it, Keith?

How we got to this?

Hey, I'm in your cafe lamenting the
past.

Haley listening in from behind.

I am not listening.

Okay, I was.

I am.

Right.

I just wonder how we got here so fast.

Oh, no.

I see Lucas in high school. It all seems
like a blink of an eye.

But otherwise, it seems like it's been
forever.

Wow.

Yeah. This place looks great.

Thanks. I just finished putting up the
lights.

Minister Golf will never be the same.

Your mom's worried.

Downstairs, Keith's picking through her
past.

Do you think I'm being selfish playing
it?

Do you?

A little bit.

I mean, if I walked away, then my mom
wouldn't be downstairs worried about it

now, now would she?

You know, I don't say things like this
very often because it sounds weird, but

you're a really good guy, and I'm glad
we're friends.

But you and your mom worry too damn
much.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and
welcome to an historic night of

basketball. I'm Mouth McFadden, along
with my gaming partner, Jimmy Edwards.

Jimmy, we're in for a treat tonight.

Who doesn't love a treat, Mouth? I know
I do.

S'mores, ice cream, cake.

So if you're not doing it for your dad,
then why are you doing it?

I wouldn't get it. I guess not.

I mean, so what if this guy plays? Are
you really that threatened?

I'm not threatened by anyone.

Well, then why do it?

Who got on the bat?

Okay, and so what if he wins? What does
he get?

He gets you.

I said, are you gonna be my girl?

This moment before the stroke of 12 and
still no Nathan Scott and the natives

are getting restless mouth judging by
the crowd that envelops our booth.

Don't have a booth.

Junk Moretti joins us now.

Junk, you care to make a prediction?

Sure, I predict you guys will be the two
biggest morons out here.

And it looks like Nathan Scott has
arrived, driven by car right onto the

By the way, I hope you don't mind, but I
told a few people.

Okay,

folks, here we go. Fifteen by one, make
it, take it, win by one. And you can

feel the intensity in the air.

Ready for this?

Why not?

It's your life.

Yeah, it is.

Jimmy Edwards and the Silas Redress.

Go ahead, man. You can give me that all
night.

What happened to all night?

Is that all you got, man?

Is that all you got? It's over.

The basket counts in the 14 -12 game
point for Nathan. He could win it all

here.

Nathan for the win.

Holy crap, did you see that?

Someday, men will write stories about
that block. Children will be named after

it. Argentinian women will weep for it.

Look at the basket, and he's down by
one.

Down by one, man.

I'm going to choke now.

Another dagger and it's all tied up. I
think I'm going to puke.

Come on, man. Come on. Shut him down.

This is it, folks. No going back now.
The next basket wins it.

You should never mention me, man.

Not once in all these years.

This is for my mom.

So what'd you bet?

I win, Nathan stays on the team.

Why?

Because it's the last thing he wants.

And anyway, it's not about him.

Peyton.

There is a tide in the affairs of men,
which, taken at the flood,

leads on to fortune.

Don't worry, Dad.

Your dreams are still safe.

But omitted in the voyage of their life
is bound in shallows and miseries.

On such a full sea are we now afloat?

And

we

must take the current when it serves.

Or lose the ventures before us.