Original Title: Before "One Tree Hill," the show was initially named "Ravens." 

Real-Life Connections: The town of Tree Hill was inspired by the creator's visit to Wilmington, NC. 

Unexpected Cameos: Singers like Pete Wentz and Gavin DeGraw made guest appearances on the show. 

Parallel Storyline: Antwon Tanner, who played Skills Taylor, was a real-life basketball player before acting, similar to his character. 

Iconic Locations: Most of the series was filmed in Wilmington, NC, giving fans a chance to visit the real "Tree Hill." 

Behind-the-Scenes Talent: Chad Michael Murray, who played Lucas Scott, wrote for the show under a pseudonym. 

Brooke Davis' Clothing Line: Sophia Bush, who portrayed Brooke Davis, kept many of the clothes from the show and started a charity selling them. 

Real-Life Romance: Several cast members dated in real life, adding to the chemistry on screen. 

Quirky Traditions: The show's cast had a tradition of playing basketball before filming. 

Musical Influence: The show featured various up-and-coming bands and helped promote indie music. 

Notable Directorial Debuts: Both Chad Michael Murray and James Lafferty directed episodes of the series. 

Inspirational Impact: The series tackled significant issues like addiction, mental health, and family dynamics, resonating deeply with audiences. 

Legacy of Awards: One Tree Hill received numerous nominations and awards for its impactful storytelling and performances. 

Hidden Easter Eggs: The number 23 appears in various forms throughout the show, hinting at the creator's favorite number. 

Enduring Fanbase: Despite ending in 2012, the show maintains a devoted fan following and continues to gain new viewers worldwide.