Always and Forever┃A OTH Podcast

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🚨 New Royal Review is live for Patreon supporters! 🚨 we’re just turning on the mics & seeing what happens. This episode: JOANN Fabrics closing, Jeremy navigating parenthood, Gavin DeGraw, the Bad Place, Anora and lots of political talk. Chaos awaits. patreon.com/posts/royal-re…

Sept. 30 Oct. 1

We’re recording an emergency podcast tomorrow. Send us your questions and comments! #onetreehill #oth

We unpacked our thoughts on the One Tree Hill reboot! Listen to our reactions for FREE over on Patreon! patreon.com/posts/111153613

Some no-context images about our latest episode of Royal Review, where we chatted about all of the tea from Drama Queens season six! Listen now only on Patreon! 🎧 patreon.com/posts/royal-re…

What do you think about this “redemption arc” for Dan?

It’s the OTH episode that feels more like fanfiction. In our chat about S4E14 “Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers,” we talk about all of the (actual and almost) sex scenes, cringey romantic entanglements, slaps and more. Also, we cancel Haley’s unborn baby. K bye. open.spotify.com/episode/0afhhD…

Fun fact: The actor playing Carl in this episode, John Kapelos, also played Carl the janitor in The Breakfast Club. #onetreehill #oth

“I wish I would have hung out with Glenda before today. Something tells me she could have been a great friend. But it's good to know there's still a little time left to do that.” — Lucas Scott

“Fifty minutes ago, I called Lucas Scott a jock. But I was wrong. He's more than one simple word. I guess we all are. Anyway, I learned that Lucas is actually a lot like me. Who knew?” — Glenda Farrell

“Today I spent an hour with Brooke Davis, and I learned something. People are all gonna label you. It's how you overcome those labels. That’s what matters.” — Chase Adams