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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&#039;Drama" data-source="post: 42336" data-attributes="member: 23"><p>One of the threads I'm saddest to have lost from the old forum was the one in which I watched OTH for the first time a year or two back. Thanks to sharing the experience with some passionate fans of the show as well as a couple of others discovering the show along with me it became one of the most memorable and profound viewing experiences of my life. </p><p></p><p>While I don't fully get the Eighties prime time thing, that's not a problem for me. Not everything has to have a parallel with something I watched earlier, and <em>OTH</em> was very much a unique experience. That said, I did recognise a big heartedness and emotional intelligence in common with <em>Knots</em>. </p><p></p><p><em>One Tree Hill</em> is responsible for the single biggest shock I had as a viewer. I won't elaborate on in case anyone hasn't got to it yet, but I'm sure seasoned viewers will know which event I mean. </p><p></p><p>As for favourite characters: well, they were growers for me. The ones that grabbed me early on were quickly outgrown and the characters I found quite off-putting at first grew to become my favourites. Dan, Brooke and Nathan are examples of the latter. Dan is one of the most fascinating TV characters I've ever watched. His journey was riveting. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>It's been some time since I watched and I was wondering if things have changed but... nope. I still want to slap the smug right off his face.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 42336, member: 23"] One of the threads I'm saddest to have lost from the old forum was the one in which I watched OTH for the first time a year or two back. Thanks to sharing the experience with some passionate fans of the show as well as a couple of others discovering the show along with me it became one of the most memorable and profound viewing experiences of my life. While I don't fully get the Eighties prime time thing, that's not a problem for me. Not everything has to have a parallel with something I watched earlier, and [I]OTH[/I] was very much a unique experience. That said, I did recognise a big heartedness and emotional intelligence in common with [I]Knots[/I]. [I]One Tree Hill[/I] is responsible for the single biggest shock I had as a viewer. I won't elaborate on in case anyone hasn't got to it yet, but I'm sure seasoned viewers will know which event I mean. As for favourite characters: well, they were growers for me. The ones that grabbed me early on were quickly outgrown and the characters I found quite off-putting at first grew to become my favourites. Dan, Brooke and Nathan are examples of the latter. Dan is one of the most fascinating TV characters I've ever watched. His journey was riveting. It's been some time since I watched and I was wondering if things have changed but... nope. I still want to slap the smug right off his face. [/QUOTE]
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