Tree Hill is a small town. Half-brothers Lucas and Nathan Scott have the same father, but live two very different lives. Nathan is the golden boy, Lucas the abandoned illegitimate son. They are both on the same high school basketball team. Chronicles the heartbreak, challenges, lies and loves that erupt from the fateful new relationship between Lucas and Nathan. Given their pasts, the boys would have a hard enough time working together. Add in the romantic complications engendered by three beautiful girls.

Title from container. Created by Mark Schwahn. Originally broadcast on television during the 2003-2004 season. Contains all 22 episodes from the first season. Special features: Disc one: Commentary on Pilot by creator/executive producer/writer Mark Schwahn and executive producer Joe Davola; unaired scene on The places you have come to fear the most. Special features: Disc two: Unaired scene on All that you can't leave behind; "Oh, Chariot:" exclusive Gavin DeGraw unaired musical performance. Special features: Disc three: Unaired scenes on all 3 episodes; "Building a winning team:" the making of One Tree Hill; behind-the-scenes; cast/crew retrospective; "Diaries from the set" featurette gallery; Christmas Elf gag. Special features: Disc four: Unaired scene on Hanging by a moment; unaired scene on I shall believe. Special features: Disc five: Unaired scenes on all 3 episodes; commentary on To wish impossible things with creator/executive producer/writer Mark Schwahn and executive producer Joe Davola. Special features: Disc six: Unaired scene on How can you be sure?; unaired scene on The leaving song; unaired scenes on The games that play us; commentary by Chad Michael Murray, James Lafferty, Hilarie Burton, Bethany Joy Lenz and Sophia Bush; commentary by Paul Johansson, Moira Kelly, Craig Sheffer and Barbara Alyn Woods.

Disc one. Episode 1: Pilot / written by Mark Schwahn ; directed by Bryan Gordon -- Episode 2: The places you have come to fear the most / written by Mark Schwahn ; directed by Bryan Gordon -- Episode 3: Are you true? / written by Jennifer Cecil ; directed by Michael Grossman -- Episode 4: Crash into you / written by Mark B. Perry ; directed by David Carson. Disc two. Episode 5: All that you can't leave behind / teleplay by Jennifer Cecil & Mark Schwahn ; story by Jennifer Cecil & Ann Hamilton ; directed by Duane Clark -- Episode 6: Every night is another story / written by Mike Kelley ; directed by Jason Moore -- Episode 7: Life in a glass house / written by Mike Kelley ; directed by Robert Duncan McNeill -- Episode 8: The search for something more / written by Jennifer Cecil ; directed by John T. Kretchmer. Disc three. Episode 9: With arms outstretched / written by Mark Schwahn ; directed by Greg Prange -- Episode 10: You gotta go there to come back / written by Mike Kelley ; directed by Keith Samples -- Episode 11: The living years / written by Mark B. Perry ; directed by Tom Wright. Disc four. Episode 12: Crash course in polite conversation / written by Jessica Queller ; directed by Sandy Smolan -- Episode 13: Hanging by a moment / written by Mark Schwahn ; directed by John Behring -- Episode 14: I shall believe / written by Jennifer Cecil ; directed by Greg Prange -- Episode 15: Suddenly everything has changed / written by Mark B. Perry ; directed by David Carson. Disc five. Episode 16: The first cut is the deepest / written by Mike Kelley ; directed by Robert Duncan McNeill -- Episode 17: Spirit in the night / written by Terrence Coli ; directed by Duane Clark -- Episode 18: To wish impossible things / written by Mark Schwahn ; directed by Billy Dickson. Disc six. Episode 19: How can you be sure? / written by Karyn Usher -- Episode 20: What is and what should never be / written by Edward Kitsis & Adam Horowitz ; directed by Perry Lang -- Episode 21: The leaving song / written by Jennifer Cecil & Mark B. Perry ; directed by David Carson -- Episode 22: The games that play us / written by Mark Schwahn ; directed by Greg Prange.