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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: The Avengers
Episode 02: The Gringos
Episode 03: The Cold Turkey
Episode 04: The Metamorphosis
Episode 05: The Sleeping Beauty
Episode 06: The Summer Bummer
Episode 07: The Chrismukk-huh
Episode 08: The Earth Girls Are Easy
Episode 09: The My Two Dads
Episode 10: The French Connection
Episode 11: The Dream Lover
Episode 12: The Groundhog Day
Episode 13: The Case of the Franks
Episode 14: The Shake Up
Episode 15: The Night Moves
Episode 16: The End's Not Near It's Here
The OC - Season 4
Description
Season 4 opens with Ryan moving out of the Cohen house and trying to deal with Marissa's death. Summer is attending Brown University in Rhode Island without Seth. Julie does whatever she can to avoid thinking of Marissa.
Season 4 opens with Ryan moving out of the Cohen house and trying to deal with Marissa's death. Summer is attending Brown University in Rhode Island without Seth. Julie does whatever she can to avoid thinking of Marissa.
Actors:
Wesley Alfvin,
Connor Webb,
Rachel Bilson,
Brock Kelly,
J.J. Boone,
Nikki Griffin,
Bret Harrison
Wesley Alfvin
Connor Webb
15 September 1995, Upland, California, USA
Rachel Bilson
25 August 1981, Los Angeles, California, USA
Brock Kelly
17 August 1985, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
J.J. Boone
Nikki Griffin
16 April 1978, Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA
Bret Harrison
6 April 1982, Portland, Oregon, USA
Director:
Josh Schwartz
Country:
United States
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