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"The O.C." (2003)Original Air Date:
9 March 2006 (Season 3, Episode 16)Plot:
Summer asks Julie and Kirsten, via their matchmaking company, to find a woman for her father. However... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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The Break-Up. moreCast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Peter Gallagher | ... | Sandy Cohen |
 | Kelly Rowan | ... | Kirsten Cohen |
 | Ben McKenzie | ... | Ryan Atwood |
 | Mischa Barton | ... | Marissa Cooper |
 | Adam Brody | ... | Seth Cohen |
| Melinda Clarke | ... | Julie Cooper |
 | Rachel Bilson | ... | Summer Roberts |
| Jeff Hephner | ... | Matt Ramsey |
| Michael Nouri | ... | Dr. Neil Roberts |
| Morena Baccarin | ... | Maya Griffin |
 | Cam Gigandet | ... | Kevin Volchok |
 | Autumn Reeser | ... | Taylor Townsend |
 | Rodney Rowland | ... | Jack Harper (as Rod Rowland) |
 | Marc Vann | ... | Detective Warner |
 | Nikki Reed | ... | Sadie Campbell |
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Youth Group's "Forever Young" song plays once more (last heard in "The Last Waltz") as Ryan and Marissa break up over the phone. Marissa decided that "Forever Young" would be 'their' song in the aforementioned episode. moreSoundtrack:
C-C (You Set The Fire In Me) moreFAQ
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When Ryan and Sadie go on a road trip to search for one of Johnny's relatives they end up in Ryan's old neighborhood in Chino, which brings the two closer together. While the two are away Marissa is implicated in Johnny's death and Seth and Summer learn the truth about Julie and Dr. Roberts new secret.
Good thing Ryan and Marissa are off now, but they could have broken up months ago and spare Johnny an early death. It seems to me, Marissa is dragging as many people as she can down with her. Without Ryan she has always been a wreck.
I already miss Kaitlin, she's a more powerful character then Marissa, because, unlike her sister she knows what she wants and she gets it fast. Marissa seems to be the younger, immature one, really. Her naivety is more like stupidity to me.