Ryan unleashes the true OC and adults make questionable choices.

Bolivar does stuff.

Bolivar Trask uses his bizarre and unexplained influence to get into the group of friends. Hayley hangs around and is terrible. Luke is back and better than ever!

It's the end of 2003, and if you know anything about dramatic television, then you know New Year's Eve is the MOST IMPORTANT TIME OF THE YEAR. That means it's an episode with three parties!

It's Christmaskkuh! A holiday for all (Two) walks of life. But drama awaits as Julie tries to be everyone's friend, Marissa hits rock bottom, and Seth just tries his best.

Love is tested. Friendships are made. Friendships are changed? Look, stuff happens and it's a lot of feelings. This is a feelings heavy episode.

Ryan gets a blast from the past and the Cohen's prepare for a Thanksgiving straight out of a sitcom. Or you could listen to Kevin and Erin try to figure out who celebrities are for five minutes. Or you could do that.

It's mothers and fathers and nights full of body touching. Ryan and Marissa are finally dating, Seth has girls falling all over him, Kirsten doesn't understand how jobs work.

Okay, NOW it's the first day of school and things start off poorly when Luke and Ryan swap bodies and Seth gets fairy godmothered by Anna. Also, it's hot.

Surprise, surprise. A main character didn't die seven episodes into a new series. So now that Coop is alive, Evil Eyes Julie needs to start blaming everyone but herself.