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The O.C. Episode: "The Night Moves"

Season 4, Episode 15
Episode Synopsis: As Newport is thrown into chaos following the earthquake, Seth helps Ryan in his darkest hour of need while Sandy and Kirsten grow ever more concerned about their unborn baby. Meanwhile, Frank earns the respect of a recent rival when Julie and Kaitlin are stuck in an ice-cream shop. Original Air Date: Feb 15, 2007

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Scott Krinsky: Darryl Kevin Sorbo: Frank Atwood Aaron Fors: Gary Paula Trickey: Veronica Townsend Elayn J. Taylor: Exam Doctor Lorna Scott: Bookstore Manager

February 15, 2007: Blood Brothers

“Dude, it’s bad,” Seth told Ryan. While having a piece of glass lodged in your back is not a good thing, this scenario led to the best scenes of this post-earthquake episode. And not surprisingly, they were all Seth-Ryan scenes. The relationship between these two so very different foster brothers was the initial premise of The O.C., and it has always remained the heart of the show. I was glad they were paired up for this next-to-last episode; I wouldn’t have minded if nearly the whole hour focused on them. From Ryan quietly text-messaging Seth for help, to Seth valiantly letting nothing stop him from reaching his brother, it was all good. Then when Seth, who’s not great in high-pressure situations, began to fall apart, an injured Ryan was there for him, trying to talk him through how to fix a flat (which of course did not go well). But their endless obstacles (including Seth’s shortcut that got them lost) were lightened by moments of humor, a tricky bal... read more

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Premiered: August 05, 2003, on FOX
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