"One Tree Hill"
What Comes After the Blues (2008)

Director:

Mark Schwahn

Writers:

Mark Schwahn (creator)
Mark Schwahn (writer)

TV Series:

"One Tree Hill" (2003)

Original Air Date:

19 May 2008 (Season 5, Episode 18)

Genre:

Drama | Sport

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Locker Room | North Carolina | Surrogate Parent | Beautiful Woman | Uncle Nephew Relationship

Cast

Chris Beetem	...	Dr. Ethan Copeland
Jackson Brundage	...	James Lucas Scott
Hilarie Burton	...	Peyton Sawyer
Sophia Bush	...	Brooke Davis
Gavin DeGraw	...	Himself
Wilbur Fitzgerald	...	Bill
Bethany Joy Galeotti	...	Haley James Scott
Lisa Goldstein	...	Millicent
Paul Johansson	...	Dan Scott
Robbie Jones	...	Quentin Fields
James Lafferty	...	Nathan Scott
Michaela McManus	...	Lindsey Strauss
Chad Michael Murray	...	Lucas Scott
Lee Norris	...	Marvin 'Mouth' McFadden
Antwon Tanner	...	Skills
Barbara Alyn Woods	...	Deb Scott

Directed by
Mark Schwahn

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Mark Schwahn		creator
Mark Schwahn		writer

Produced by
Steven Goldfried	....	associate producer
David Blake Hartley	....	producer

Makeup Department
Shutchai Tym Buacharern	....	makeup department head
Kelly Caldwell	....	hair stylist

Art Department
Amy Tipton	....	art coordinator
Rachel Wilkin	....	set decoration buyer

Sound Department
Jeff Babb	....	sound utility
Dan Giannattasio	....	boom operator
Deron Street	....	first sound assistant

Stunts
Scott Burik	....	stunt double
G. Grant Jewett	....	stunt driver

Camera and Electrical Department
Kevin Martinek	....	film loader
Bo Webb	....	camera operator

Music Department
Lindsay Wolfington	....	music supervisor

Other crew
Elizabeth A. Dennis	....	assistant production office coordinator
Karen M. Gardner	....	production secretary
Angela Kennedy	....	production assistant (uncredited)
Thurston Pope	....	stand-in (uncredited)

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Adam Horowitz		writer
Mark Perry		writer
Jessica Queller		writer
Jill Rothblatt		staff writer
Mark Schwahn		creator

Produced by
Chad Fiveash	....	co-producer (2005-2006)
Ann Lewis Hamilton	....	executive producer (as Ann Hamilton)
Lynn Raynor	....	producer
James Patrick Stoteraux	....	co-producer

Film Editing by
Bruce Gorman
Stan Salfas

Makeup Department
Julie Callihan	....	makeup department head
Jeff Goodwin	....	key makeup artist
Lee Grimes	....	makeup consultant
Taylor Knight	....	key hair stylist

Production Management
Tom Luse	....	unit production manager

Art Department
Brian Galligan	....	assistant property master
Craig Gilmore	....	storyboard artist
Geoffrey S. Grimsman	....	set designer
George Harding III	....	lead greensman
Jeffrey A. Hughes	....	set dresser
Barb Livingston	....	set dresser: dayplayer
Donnie MacDonald	....	day set dresser
Randall Milazzo	....	assistant property master
Bob Smith	....	on-set dresser

Sound Department
Kenneth R. Burton	....	sound re-recording mixer (as Ken Burton)
C. Douglas Cameron	....	boom operator: second unit
Jenny Elsinger	....	cable person (multiple episodes)
Mark Lanza	....	sound effects editor
Andre Perreault	....	sound re-recording mixer
Richard Taylor	....	supervising sound editor

Special Effects by
Michael Schorr	....	special effects coordinator

Visual Effects by
Mark Kolpack	....	visual effects supervisor: The Post Group

Stunts
Richard Burden	....	stunt driver
Daniel J. Hurlbutt	....	stunt performer
Denis Larouche	....	stunt double
Mam Smith	....	stunt double

Camera and Electrical Department
Dan Barentine	....	camera loader
Stacy Barnhill	....	grip (season 1)
Tim Bellen	....	camera operator
Michael Bonsignore	....	dolly grip (as Mikal Bonsignour)
Stephen Brock	....	dimmer board operator
Simon Carey	....	electrician
Kevin Connington	....	grip
Chris Dambra	....	best boy electric: second unit
Scott Frye	....	grip
Matt Heath	....	additional assistant camera
Matt Mosher	....	additional camera operator
Alan Newcomb	....	second assistant camera: second unit
Bob Newcomb	....	director of photography: second unit
Christian Satrizemis	....	assistant camera
Tommy Ray Sullivan	....	rigging gaffer
Greg Taylor	....	electrician
Derek E. Tindall	....	electrician
Sean Yaple	....	additional assistant camera

Casting Department
Elisha Gruer	....	casting associate

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jeanie Baker	....	costume supervisor
Robin Dean	....	set costumer
Teresa Field	....	set costumer
Alice Powell	....	costume supervisor

Editorial Department
Anne Osborne Awalt	....	post-production assistant
Laura Beckmann	....	post-production assistant (2005-)
Richard Glazerman	....	assistant editor
Clarinda Wong	....	assistant editor (as Clarinda Wong Ireland)

Transportation Department
Neil Castles Jr.	....	driver: picture cars

Other crew
Ian Biggins	....	production assistant (2006-)
Kevin Black	....	set production assistant
Kellen Bloomer	....	production assistant
Dylan Boyd	....	stand-in
Heather Brannon	....	assistant production coordinator
Brooke Daeche	....	assistant location manager (season 1)
Brenda Dalrymple	....	assistant to producer
Angeline Duran	....	assistant: Mike Tollin
David P. Emrich	....	stand-in
Susie Esparza	....	assistant: Brian Robbins
Rick Fisher	....	location scout
Caitlin Fritz	....	production assistant
Victor M. Giarrusso	....	accounting clerk
Victor M. Giarrusso	....	production assistant
Dana Hawley	....	stand-in
Margie McLamb Holowaty	....	sports department coordinator (as Margie Holowaty)
Adrian E. Kennedy	....	production assistant
Robert Miller	....	sports coordinator
Tamra Natisin	....	set production assistant
Brian Niemczyk	....	set production assistant
Holly Ollis	....	publicist (2004-2005)
Jessica Queller	....	executive story editor
Kathy Rayle	....	assistant production office coordinator
Lisa Rose	....	publicist (2004)
Nicholas Ryan Rumpf	....	photo double
Nicholas Ryan Rumpf	....	production assistant
Jessica Sheaffer	....	additional craft service assistant
Karyn Usher	....	executive story editor
Pamela Williamson	....	accountant
Cal Wrenn	....	assistant sports coordinator: pre-production
Stephanie Yeager	....	production assistant

Trivia:

The episode is named after a song by Magnolia Electric Co.

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): At the end of this episode, Mouth claims that UCLA won 7 consecutive NCAA basketball championships from 1966 - 1973. UCLA's run did not start until 1967. The 1966 championship had Texas Western defeating the Universtiy of Kentucky.

Quotes:

James Lucas Scott: I'm James Lucas Scott!
[jumps in the pool]

Soundtrack:

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