One Tree Hill 4X11: Everything In Its Right Place

This episode was a little disappointing. I think it's my own fault though. I said I wanted a more light hearted episode. They gave that to me, and I was upset that they didn't dig more into the 'meat' of the story right now. So it turns out, I don't know what I want. Lol.

Luke recovered really, really quickly. I'm glad to see that Haley isn't back to her normal life just yet because that would have felt pretty far fetched. Speaking of Haley, she is too good for this world. Her greatest worry was that Daunte's family would be grieving for him. But I really loved (and totally understand) her line of 'Why is it easier to forgive people we don't know and not people we love.' (Those are single quotation marks because I don't remember what she said verbatim.)

Nathan ends up lying to her and telling her he didn't know who the driver was, but he comes clean quickly and fesses up about everything. Haley is not happy and goes to stay with Lucas, which prompts Nathan to want to turn himself in. Which says a lot. I cannot imagine him offering that a few seasons ago. Even now it's hard to imagine because that means leaving pregnant Haley alone.

But of course, they rule the accident the cause of death and asshole Dan is out of jail. That happened way too quickly. But I LOVE that Nathan's first assumption was that Dan paid off the coroner to change the cause of death. Because he 100% would do that.

If this show is giving me nothing else lately, I'm getting quick, easy Naley reconciliations. I can deal with everything else. But I cannot deal with Nathan and Haley being apart anymore.

Brooke and Rachel, Mouth, and Deb's stories this episode felt like they just took away from everything else. Just focus on who knows that Dan killed Keith! This is what I need to know! Lol. (Please, don't tell me.)

Also, why do we have episodes that are less than 40 minutes?!? I'm not a fan.

Plus this isn't the greatest thumbnail, but I couldn't resist one where I look like I'm ready to box Dan.