Product Details

• Actors: James Lafferty, Bethany Joy Galeotti, Sophia Bush
• Format: AC-3, Box set, Color, Dolby, Full Screen, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
• Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
• Subtitles: French, Portuguese, Spanish
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
• Number of discs: 3
• Rated: Unrated
• Studio: Warner Home Video
• DVD Release Date: April 10, 2012
• Digital Copy Expiration Date: April 10, 2014 (Click here for more information)
• Run Time: 560 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (119 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B005FISC52
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,122 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
  • #40 in Movies & TV > DVD > Sports
• Learn more about "One Tree Hill: The Complete Ninth Season" on IMDb

Editorial Reviews

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One Tree Hill became a fan favorite early in its run on the CW network, as a charming soap revolving around comely North Carolina high schoolers. The series' finale, its ninth season, demonstrates how great writing and acting helped the show grow past its high school roots and focus on the young-adult dramas and heartaches of its popular cast. The ninth season focuses on fans' favorite characters, including Brooke (Sophia Bush, who also deftly directed the season finale) and husband Julian (Austin Nichols), now parents to twin babies. One of the series' most heart-wrenching storylines involves a sleep-deprived Julian unwittingly putting one of his sons in harm's way--and his inability to forgive himself. Also stellar are Bethany Joy Lenz (who is growing into a lovely young woman, channeling Diane Lane in looks and mannerisms) as Haley and James Lafferty as her husband, Nathan. One of this season's storylines involves a ghost from Nathan's past resurfacing--and a dangerous twist that Nathan stumbles into on what should have been a routine business trip. (Small gripe about this thread: Why do generic TV bad guys have those vague Eastern European accents?) Chad Michael Murray reappears as Nathan's brother, Lucas, during this emotional time. Millie (Lisa Goldstein) and Mouth (Lee Norris) have navigated love and TV success, and Quinn (Shantel VanSanten) and Clay (Robert Buckley) face Clay's unnerving medical condition, and also find what it means to be, and make, a family. Fans of One Tree Hill will love the warm-hearted conclusion to the series, in which virtually all the characters are set onto paths that should serve them well into the future. The boxed set includes lots of extras, including a salute to One Tree Hill fans, a panel discussion with the cast, a featurette on the whole series, and a commentary on the finale. It's a fitting sendoff for one of TV's most beloved series. --A.T. Hurley

Product Description

Fans will relish every heart-stopping moment in the 13 episodes of this final season. New parents Brooke and Julian adjust to twin babies and two careers. Haley embarks on a crash course in crisis management when Nathan's work trip to Europe takes a dark and devastating turn. Quinn and Clay, Millie and Mouth, Alex and Chase strap themselves into love's roller coaster. Patriarchs resurface, long-unseen friends rally forces, and a foe is vanquished. Despair looms on the horizon, yet redemption and renewal are close at hand in the powerful, heartfelt conclusion of One Tree Hill.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

26 of 29 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Tree Hill Was Part Of My Teenage Years ! February 25, 2012

By Chey730

Format:DVD

What Shall I Say About A Show That Shaped My Teenage Years! This Show Was Wonderful Even Though I'm A Bit Bitter About Peyton & Lucas Leaving & I'm 50/50 About The Other Cast Members! Tree Hill Is Tree Hill, I Will be Sad When It's Over!!!!But I Have All The Seasons To Relive The Magic, I Won't Be Saying Goodbye To This Show It's Just A See You Later! No Show Has Touched Me The Way This SHow Has. So I Say Buy This Season & All The Other Ones You Will Not Be DISAPPOINTED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

17 of 18 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Always and Forever April 6, 2012

By Brody

Format:DVD

"Someday is today, and someday is yesterday." Two days have passed since this remarkable series has ended its run, and now that I've had time to mull over that sad fact, I've had time to mull over the quote above taken from the final episode. The former reminds me that the show is over and left for us longtime fans to relive on DVD and for the new fans to discover and to enjoy the delight that is One Tree Hill; the latter reminds me of the countless hours of my youth spent watching this show that has ever changed my life. Sounds like I'm exaggerating, right? A television show changing someone's life? Well, that's exactly the impact One Tree Hill had on me.

Many may think that One Tree Hill is some hapless, teen drama that blows normalcy way out of proportion. But the series is so much more than that. Sure, there have been many plots that most of us may never relate to. A psycho posing as my half-brother is probably not in the cards for me, nor is a video exposing my goodies to the entire school very likely to occur in my lifetime. But, it's not about that delicious drama that drew us into this show. It kept us tuned in, but it's not what created a pseudo-connection between the show and the fans. It was the stories and life lessons that were presented for us. It was the stories and lessons about family and love, the stories and lessons about dreams, and the stories and lessons about hope. Because that's what One Tree Hill has always been about. It's always been about family and love and dreams and hope; it was "the little show that could," after all. And that's what made us fall in love with our favorite North Carolinians. And that's what sets this series apart from other television shows. Yes, there is the typical drama, but there's also a brand of storytelling like no other that's ever present.

Every character is genius, especially my personal favorite Brooke. Without getting into too much gushing, I can say that I've learned a lot from Brooke Davis. I've learned that you can be more than what others have marked you as. You can change, and you can be successful, and you can have hopes and dreams. I can't say that about any other television character. And I praise Sophia Bush for delivering such a stellar and beautiful performance for 9 years. And I thank Mark Schwahn for thinking Peyton needed a best friend.

One Tree Hill will always be special to me. It shaped my adolescence, it defined my music library, and it kept me entertained and hopeful for 9 years. This show has changed lives, and as I said, it's changed mine. That's something reserved for things that are truly remarkable and beautiful. I will miss tuning in on Wednesday nights (or Monday and Tuesday's) to watch these guys combat psycho stalkers and nannies, squabble about love triangles, and gather around the stage at Tric to watch musical acts. But, as Brooke said in the finale, the memories will always be in her heart. And that's where One Tree Hill and the memories it's given me will always be, in my heart. Always and forever.

18 of 23 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars The Final Season packs a full season in 13 final episodes February 16, 2012

By MOVIEFREAK

Format:DVD

The Final Season of One Tree Hill is the best....this season is alot darker then what you may see in tree hill but the show has ended its 9 year run on top...i will cry when the series finale airs but i know i can relieve all 9 seasons on dvd over and over...no matter what anyone says but in my heart no show can beat the heart and music and love of ONE TREE HILL....get this season and get all the drama and surprises and the return of LUCAS(chad michael murray) and more...this season has drama,laughs and TYLER HILTON...need we ask for more....GOODBYE TREE HILL 2003 - 2012