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Ironic. How ironic it is that just when we think that everything is ruined, and that the end has alas come, a ray of light would surprisingly pass through the dark clouds, and then give a blessing, a blessing even more than what we have expected. When I was young, I used to disguise like a superhero, imitating what I saw on TV. I also liked dressing up and acting like my idols, Michael Jackson for example, and then singing my favorite song from the said artist. I was also fond of role-playing with my friends. Back then, we would pretend like the Power Rangers, fighting the evil Putties that come our way, which were, coincidentally, the bana

One. One thing that would probably first draw viewers into watching one of Warner Bros. Television's (WB) latest teen drama One Tree Hill (OTH) is the cast itself, mostly comprised of good-looking guys and hot girls. And again, I repeat: Good-looking guys and hot girls. No joke. After seeing the trailer or the commercial for the first time, most teenagers, almost always, would want to check it out, simply because of these "beautiful people". Having the tagline: "In this picturesque town, they've got youth, beauty, brains, and... basketball", who wouldn't fall for that? So after waiting for days, or hours, for the series to be shown (by the wa