Nathan goes to the doctor to find out about his aching back and discovers that he needs to be extra careful when he plays basketball.  He could have a long career if he's smart, but if not he could end up horribly injured all over again.  As much as he loves the game, he tells Haley that he'd be willing to give it up if she asked him to.

Nanny Carrie finally cracks and decides to call the number on Dan's pager.  She soon finds out that Dan is on his death bed due to a bad ticker, and she doesn't react particularly well.  She shatters her cell phone against the wall while Dan cackles madly.  He tells her that he'll be dead in six months anyway, so even if he does kidnap Jamie he won't be a suspect for long.

After Quentin and Nathan finish practicing basketball for the evening, Q tells him that he's proud to be part of his big comeback.  The end of the episode also features Jamie (Jackson Brundage) helping to sew Quentin's cape and Skills planning to tell Q something tomorrow, so you just know something bad is going to happen.  And oh, how it does.  Quentin stops at a gas station, sees a dead body in the back room, and realizes that the attendant is actually a robber.  He gets shot in the back of the head as he turns to leave, while Brooke and Deb do some target practice of their own at the local firing range.  Lucas gets a call in the middle of the night telling him that Quentin is dead.

On that upbeat note, tune in to One Tree Hill next week so we can weep together after Jamie hears the news about Quentin's demise.  Also check back tomorrow for our exclusive interview with Robbie Jones, where we'll get the scoop about his character's shocking exit from the series.  Have a question for Robbie?  You can submit it below.

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- Don Williams, BuddyTV Staff Writer
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