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T2AC · 04-17-2008, 12:25 PM

Summaries of a new side for 5.18:

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Scene 40: Airport. Brooke walks into the airport carrying Angie. She pauses in the middle of the "bustle of lives" and tries to be brave.

Scene 41: Television Station - Corridor. Mouth and Millicent are returning from lunch when Steve eyes Millicent, and introduces himself as the "new Sports Guy." Millicent says hello, before introducing Mouth as the "better Sports Guy." Millicent and Mouth then walk away, smiling.

Scene 42: Hospital. Dan looks across at Reverend Carter, and begins to tell him that he's scared. The countdown is on for Dan, and he just has to wait for the beeper to go off so that he can get his new heart. Carter already lived a good life, but Dan needs time to make amends. Dan asks Carter to "take one for the team" so that Dan can use the rest of his life to redeem himself. Carter remains unresponsive, but alive.

Scene 43: River Court. Peyton is spray painting something on the court, with a serene, peaceful look of concentration on her face.

Scene 44: Nathan and Haley's House - Pool. Nathan is working out as Haley walks up to him, and asks how Jamie is doing.

Scene 62: Lucas suppresses a grin. He tells Brooke that he's been thinking about what she's done for Angie, Rachel, and so many other people. She saves people, and he's grateful that he's been able to share that. Brooke appreciates his words. Lucas then rises to leave, and asks Brooke to let him know when Angie is safely home. As Lucas begins to walk away, Brooke stops him, and tells him that she wouldn't have been able to get through this without him. Brooke then steps forward, and hands Angie's monkey to Lucas, before telling him that she loves him. Lucas responds that he loves her, too, and they hug.

Scene 63: Television Station. The studio is buzzing as the news is about to start. The anchorman, Rick, is in his suit coat and boxers because he had an accident with his coffee. Bill says they'll be starting with the story about a UCLA signing, and asks where the script is. Jerry runs to the new Sports Guy, Steve, with the script, but Steve tells him he doesn't need it because he has the prompter. Steve arrogantly tells everyone to "watch and be amazed," before throwing the pages away.

Scene 64: Television Station - Broadcast Booth. As personnel work the controls, the director barks orders and cues the anchor. The anchor, Rick Hunter, introduces the news, and notes that it is National Letter of Intent day for college basketball programs. He then passes over to Steve, who has news that a local player, Aidan Lee, will be signing with UCLA. Bill walks into the booth and notices Mouth watching Steve. He tells Mouth that it could have been him out there. As Mouth sags into his seat, we see Steve continuing to read his lines from the teleprompter. Part way through the story, the prompter goes black. Steve immediately stops talking. The director asks what happened, and when he's told about the prompter, he suggests going back to the anchor. Jerry responds that it wouldn't be a good idea to do that, as Rick is currently trying to put his coffee-stained pants back on. Steve is then told to fill the air time. Without a teleprompter, and with his script pages strewn around the studio, Steve struggles. As the director and Jerry begin to panic, Mouth steps up and begins to talk into Steve's ear piece. Telling Steve to repeat everything he says, Mouth begins a perfect run down of the story. Bill and the director look at each other, while Jerry grins at Mouth saving the day. Having finished talking about the legacy of UCLA, Mouth notes that the last local player to be signed by a big college was Nathan Scott, who played at Tree Hill High and Gilmore College, before becoming a first team All American at the University of Maryland. Wrapping up the story, Mouth tells Steve to say his name... but rather than doing so, Steve once again repeats Mouth word for word, closing his story with the words "I'm say your name."