If you’re a fan of Lucas Scott and his writing, Peyton Sawyer and her drawings, and the true love that is Nathan and Hailie Scott–you were probably super depressed when you found out One Tree Hill was leaving Netflix for good four months back. The show, which aired in the early 2000’s is one of those teen drama classics that you can watch over and over again. I mean–I watched OTH live for years, all the way until the very last episode. There were times when I was feeling down and needed a quick visit to Karen’s Café or needed to remind myself–life sucks, but at least I don’t have Dan Scott for a father–so, I’d throw on an episode of the series. But, when Netflix did away with it, I was stuck to only dream about my favorite town in North Carolina. People on Twitter were not happy when Netflix did away with their favorite TV show.
https://twitter.com/brookeswar/status/942988510696484864
Motion to get One Tree Hill back on Netflix today #Netflix #OneTreeHill
— Melody Cox (@Melody_CoxTV) December 27, 2017
Dear Netflix, can you please put One tree hill back on Netflix, please 🤔🤔🙄🙄🙄🙄#onetreehill #please
— Sena🧡🖤🥂 (@luvsena_) January 12, 2018
All I want to do is binge watch #OneTreeHill and the fact that Netflix removed it is something I will never get over.
— Betsy🌻☀️ (@betsy_lynn94) January 11, 2018
I need #OneTreeHill back on @netflix kthx
— Alexandria (@LXrose725) January 11, 2018
@netflix can you please put #OneTreeHill back on or send me a check for $190 so I can buy all 9 seasons on DVD from amazon
— SJ (@sammmy__jo) December 30, 2017
https://twitter.com/kennicole9/status/947502405247291397
Alright it’s 2018, a new year, it’s time for #OneTreeHill to be put back on @netflix
— Tori LaPorte (@torrking) January 1, 2018
https://twitter.com/lindzmae95/status/946939137222995969
Fans even petitioned to get Netflix to bring back their favorite TV show, by creating petitions on Change.org (some racked up over 5,000 signatures). While it’s not enough to bring forth change, it is enough for competitors of Netflix to pick up on some important information–like, Hulu.