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'The O.C.' is back in all its soapy glory
2004
Overview
Here's what you missed in season one, in 25 words or less: Rich Orange County family, the Cohens, take in poor kid (Ryan), who falls for the girl next door (Marissa); Seth gets and loses longtime crush Summer.OK, that was 26 words, but forgive me (and by the way, it's all first names in the O.C., because, as Summer might say, \"Stuffy newspaper style, ew!\"). Way more stuff actually happened last season, but the important plot points are easily recapped. As season two begins, Ryan, he of the hunky brooding, is living with his knocked-up girlfriend in his old 'hood, even though he's not sure he's the one who knocked her up. Seth is chilling with a surprising out-of-town friend and also working on his brooding skills.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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