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The One Tree Hill cast will be getting a little bit stranger this season with today‘s news that John from Cincinnati star Austin Nichols will be appearing on season 6 of the CW hit for at least 10 episodes. Nichols will likely play a movie producer who has his eye on adapting Lucas Scott‘s debut novel,

Could John from Cincinnati star, Austin Nichols, be following in the recent footsteps of despondent and troubled Owen Wilson?  Hopefully not.  The 27-year old actor got busted in Jackson, Michigan over the weekend for allegedly driving under the influence (DUI).

HBO announced yesterday that it has canceled the dark surfer drama, John from Cincinnati.  Prior to the first season finale on Sunday, creator David Milch talked to Tavis Smiley on his late night talk show on PBS, saying that whatever decision the network makes, he will continue working.

Now that the first season of John from Cincinnati is over, it‘s time to look back and try to understand any of it. Viewers who stuck with HBO‘s latest drama series were understandably confused by the enigmatic dialogue and imagery that often left fans scratching their heads.

Episode Overview: John and Shaun return from wherever they were.  Linc Stark, through his surfing company, decide to throw a parade announcing the signing of the whole Yost clan.

Episode Overview: Shaun and John are missing, and everyone is going crazy looking for them.  Mitch returns with a former mentor, and those weird stick figures start showing up everywhere.

Episode Overview: John sends the message "Shaun will soon be gone" out into the world via e-mails and dreams, and everyone is terrified by its possible meaning.  Bill, Freddie and Cass all question him, but none get very far.  For the third episode in a row, Mitch Yost is wholly absent.

HBO’s new drama series, John From Cincinnati, is set against the surfing community of Imperial Beach, California.  Sounds normal enough until one dives under the surface and sees the lead character, Mitch Yost, with his feet some inches off the ground, levitating.  The reason behind Mitch’s extraordinary skill is still unclear, and even actor