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List of The O.C. characters
This article contains recurring character information for the American teen drama television series The O.C..
- 1 Main characters
- 2 Recurring characters
- 3 Summaries
- 3.1 Taryn Baker
- 3.2 Rachel Hoffman
- 3.3 Caleb Nichol
- 3.4 Dr. Kim
- 3.5 Carson Ward
- 3.6 Brad and Eric Ward
- 3.7 Cindy
- 3.9 Renee Wheeler
- 3.10 Rebecca Bloom
- 3.11 Carter Buckley
- 3.12 Lance Baldwin
- 3.13 Jess Sathers
- 3.14 Charlotte Morgan
- 3.15 Reed Carlson
- 3.16 Jack Hess
- 3.17 Dennis Childress
- 3.18 Heather
- 3.19 Casey
- 3.20 Matt Ramsey
- 3.21 Sadie Campbell
- 3.22 Henry Griffin
- 3.23 Che Cook
- 3.24 Gordon Bullit
- 3.25 Spencer Bullit
- 3.26 Frank Atwood
- 4 Other characters
- 5 Special cameo appearance
- 6 References
Main characters[edit]
Actor or actress | Name | Starring seasons | Episode count |
Gallagher, PeterPeter Gallagher | Cohen, SandySandy Cohen | Seasons 1-4 | 92 |
Rowan, KellyKelly Rowan | Cohen, KirstenKirsten Cohen | Seasons 1-4 | 92 |
Brody, AdamAdam Brody | Cohen, SethSeth Cohen | Seasons 1-4 | 92 |
Bilson, RachelRachel Bilson | Roberts, SummerSummer Roberts | Seasons 1-4 | 92 |
McKenzie, BenjaminBenjamin McKenzie | Atwood, RyanRyan Atwood | Seasons 1-4 | 92 |
Clarke, MelindaMelinda Clarke | Cooper, JulieJulie Cooper | Seasons 1-4 | 90 |
Barton, MischaMischa Barton | Cooper, MarissaMarissa Cooper | Seasons 1-3 | 76 |
Donovan, TateTate Donovan | Cooper, JimmyJimmy Cooper | Seasons 1-4 | 36 |
Reeser, AutumnAutumn Reeser | Townsend, TaylorTaylor Townsend | Seasons 3-4 | 31 |
Woodley, ShaileneShailene Woodley | Cooper# 1, KaitlinKaitlin Cooper# 1 | Season 1 | 2 |
Holland, WillaWilla Holland | Cooper #2, KaitlinKaitlin Cooper #2 | Seasons 3-4 | 28 |
Carmack, ChrisChris Carmack | Ward, LukeLuke Ward | Seasons 1-2 | 29 |
Dale, AlanAlan Dale | Nichol, CalebCaleb Nichol | Seasons 1-2 | 35 |
- G^ : In season one, Chris Carmack for the Premiere, and Melinda Clarke & Rachel Bilson for the first 13 episodes, were credited as guest stars.
Recurring characters[edit]
- #^ : Additional to the episode count Veronica Townsend also appears as an uncredited extra in the first episodes fashion show pre-party.
- V^ : Additional to the episode count Sophie "Nana" Cohen and Caleb Nichol are also heard, though they do not appear, in The Chrismukkah Bar-Mitzvahkkah, and as such are not credited for the episode. The voices are not those of Linda Lavin and Alan Dale.[1]
- F^ : Episode count includes the characters flashback appearance in The Case of the Franks. In the flashback Ellen Hollman, Max Greenfield, Graham Miller, Samantha Figura, Chelsea Smith, Bella Thorne, Tristan Price, Conner Webb and Kerby Moore appear as young versions of Kirsten, Sandy, Jimmy, Taryn, Summer, Taylor, Seth, Luke and Holly respectively.
Taryn Baker[edit]
Taryn Baker is one of the "Newpsies;" wealthy, bored women who live in Newport Beach and spend their days lunching, shopping and gossiping. Many of her appearances centered on her sexually adventurous side. In the first season episode ("The Countdown"), she attended a swingers' party, claiming that such events had "saved [her] marriage." Later, she helped spread the rumour that Luke Ward's father had been having an affair with his male business partner ("The Secret"), and that this was why he had turned her down when she propositioned him. In the fourth season, it was revealed that swinging eventually didn't save her marriage, which ended in divorce. Since her divorce, she had been sleeping with as many young men as possible. She also appeared in flashback, in the fourth season episode ("The Case of the Franks"), where it was revealed that she attended high school with Kirsten Cohen and Jimmy Cooper.
Rachel Hoffman[edit]
Rachel Hoffman is a former colleague of Sandy Cohen in the District Attorney's office. She invites him to work with her in a private firm called Partridge, Savage and Kahn. Sandy takes the offer, and later Sandy's wife, Kirsten, finds Rachel and Sandy enjoying a drink, causing tension between Sandy and Kirsten. Rachel shares the case of Balboa Heights with Sandy, because the plaintiff is Caleb Nichol's company. While negotiating with Caleb, Caleb accuses Sandy and Rachel of having an affair. Some time afterwards, when Sandy and Rachel work until late in Rachel's apartment, Rachel flirts with Sandy but he rejects her advances. When the chemistry between the two fizzles out, Sandy and Kirsten attempt to set her up with Jimmy Cooper, but fail.
Caleb Nichol[edit]
Caleb Nichol, portrayed by Alan Dale, was the widower father of Kirsten Cohen, Hailey Nichol and Lindsay Gardner. A self-made man, he is the owner of The Newport Group, one of the biggest real estate companies in the area, and said to "basically own Newport".[2] His wife Rose, Kirsten and Hailey's mother, died many years ago from cancer. He is generally portrayed as a dry, gruff, sarcastic, hard-hearted and calculating businessman who loves his family but shows minimal affection (other than a greeting hug) and frequently appears insincere and antagonistic against everyone and everything.
Being a lawyer, his son-in-law Sandy becomes suspicious of how Caleb's business is holding up when he receives word of repeated calls from the police and SEC. In the episode "The Way We Were" Caleb is arrested at Sandy and Kirsten's home while they were having dinner and led away by the police in front of everyone, including Seth and Ryan. Sandy, despite his dislike of Caleb, volunteers to represent him as his attorney.
Since Rose's death, Caleb was implied to have dated a number of much younger women as "trophy girlfriends", including a 24-year-old young woman named Gabrielle as part of a "deal", but never really settled with one since most of them were either grifters or gold-diggers. At the end of season 1, he marries Julie Cooper, who had recently divorced her husband Jimmy due to his financial troubles and the disintegration of their marriage. Her daughters, especially Marissa (Kaitlin was away at boarding school), refuse to accept him as their new stepfather and generally ignore him or avoid having any contact with him. He has a love-hate relationship with Kirsten and her family, largely because of his son-in-law Sandy's working-class background. As such, throughout the show, Sandy frequent directs sarcastic remarks at his father-in-law and generally does not hide his distaste for the latter, even in front Kirsten.
When Caleb meets Ryan Atwood for the first time after he moves in with the Cohens, he treats Ryan with contempt and suspision. Since Caleb has a condecending attitude towards all people of lower classes, he became skeptical about Ryan since the teenager grew up in the tough streets of Chino and Caleb often insinuated that Ryan is taking advantage of the Cohens' kindness and money. Kirsten would then call him out on it in Ryan's defense, leading to a period of frosty silence between father and daughter.
In Season 2, it is revealed over Christmukkah lunch that Caleb had an affair with a woman named Renee Wheeler while still married to Rose and has a biological illegitimate daughter, Lindsay Gardner, much to the fury of both Kirsten and Julie. He suggests that Lindsay was after his money, prompting an angry Kirsten to call him at his office to demand a reconciliation over dinner. However, during the dinner, he suffers a heart attack which was aggravated by his anger at Ryan standing up to his subtle insults. Julie becomes bitter over their marriage as she realizes that she was being treated as a mere band-aid for his deceased wife Rose and tries to kill him but couldn't go through with it. Caleb later dies of a heart attack while swimming in the pool before their divorce goes through. It is revealed that he was bankrupt and left neither Julie or his daughters anything. He did write Kirsten a letter, apologizing for being so harsh on her for her entire life.
Dr. Kim[edit]
Dr. Kim is the Dean of the Harbor High School. She gives Ryan Atwood a chance to enter Harbor if he passes an admission exam, which he does. She persuades Marissa Cooper to continue her role as social chair despite Marissa's tarnished reputation after overdosing on painkillers. She later returns to have a meeting with Kirsten, Sandy and Ryan, after Ryan reads Oliver Trask's files in the file storage room. In 2005, she was confronted by Julie Cooper and Sandy, claiming that she does not have the power to decide to expel Marissa and Ryan, after the gunshot incident. However, she assists in re-admitting Marissa into Harbor by revealing a precedent in 1996, in which a similar incident to Trey's shooting had occurred with a formerly suspended student. Though never confirmed, it is possible she was replaced by Dean Torres in season 4.
Carson Ward[edit]
Carson Ward, portrayed by Brian McNamara, is the husband of Meredith Ward, and the father of Eric, Brad, and Luke Ward. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in history. He owns three auto dealerships. Carson and his family appeared happy, but in a sad twist, the family was not really "perfect". At one of his auto dealerships, Luke and Ryan discover Carson making out with another man and after realizing his son caught him, Carson decides to tell his wife who then files for divorce shortly after. Luke later admits to Ryan that his father "traveled" a lot and that he felt somewhat resentful of Carson for it when it turns out that the "traveling" was a cover for his affair. Months later, by season 2, Carson and Meredith's divorce has been finalized and Carson moves to Portland with Luke moving with him, but Brad and Eric staying behind in Newport with their mother. Carson later returns in the season 2 episode "The Distance", where Seth was staying at Luke and Carson's house in Portland.
Brad and Eric Ward[edit]
Brad and Eric Ward are Luke Ward's younger twin brothers. When they first appeared in season 1, they were around 12. After their parents divorced, Luke decides to live with their father and the twins are not seen; they presumably stayed behind in Newport with their mother. They later returned in season 4 and are classmates and friends with Kaitlin Cooper. Eric resembles Luke more than Brad and both are often seen flirting with female classmates.
Cindy is the sister of Julie and is also the aunt of Marissa, Kaitlin Cooper.
D.J. played by Nicholas Gonzalez is described by creator Josh Schwartz as "the yard guy who works at Caleb's mansion".[3] Later, however, it is revealed that Marissa Cooper has struck up a relationship with him after Ryan Atwood left Orange County. Marissa and DJ kept their trysts secret to prevent Marissa's mother Julie from finding out and firing D.J. When Ryan returns to Newport and asks Marissa if she was seeing anyone, Marissa lies to him and says she's single. However, Ryan discovers the truth when he finds Marissa and D.J. kissing. D.J. is angry with Marissa when he finds out about her lie, saying he felt like a back-up she only came to when Ryan was not around. Marissa apologizes and the two reconcile shortly afterward, with Marissa revealing their relationship to her mother by announcing that as he was her boyfriend, D.J. should appear with them in family portrait photographs to be taken with Caleb Nichol. As expected, this enrages Julie, who felt D.J. was socially beneath her daughter. Arranging a secret meeting with him, Julie gives D.J. a check for $5,000 to leave Marissa. D.J. does so, but first gives the check to Marissa, suggesting she goes on a spending spree. He then leaves her, saying he had no regrets about their relationship, but he feels Marissa was with him only to spite her mother.
Renee Wheeler[edit]
Renee Wheeler once had an affair with Caleb Nichol which led to her having a child, Lindsay Gardner. Caleb continues to pay her money and the DA misunderstand that, thinking that Caleb is bribing Renee for a building permit, for which Caleb is arrested ("The New Era"). Sandy figures out that the reason Caleb pays Renee is that she is the mother of his illegitimate child ("The SnO.C."). Caleb admits to having had an affair so he will be released from prison but the news angers his daughter, Kirsten Cohen ("The Chrismukkah That Almost Wasn't"). Renee later returns, asking Ryan Atwood to help her stop Caleb from adopting Lindsay as Caleb wants a paternity test and Renee isn't sure if Caleb really is Lindsay's father ("The Test"). The test results confirm Caleb's paternity but Lindsay ultimately decides that she doesn't want Caleb to adopt her because of how he treats her and she and her mother leave Newport for Chicago ("The Rainy Day Women").
Rebecca Bloom[edit]
Rebecca Bloom is an ex-girlfriend of Sandy Cohen, who is described as Sandy's "love of [his] life" by Kirsten Cohen. Twenty years ago, she was accused of burning down a lab and killing a man in the fire. Rebecca denies that and claims that she fled the site because she did not want to testify against her friends. Her father, Max, asks his former student Sandy to find Rebecca, as he is dying and wants to see his only daughter one last time before passing away. Rebecca shows up, and Max asks Sandy to clear her name; soon after this, he dies. Sandy continues to assist Rebecca, thus placing his marriage in jeopardy. Sandy and Rebecca finally realize that their love was a thing of the past, and Rebecca flees yet again.
Carter Buckley[edit]
Carter Buckley is introduced as a new editor of Newport Living. He has edited several magazines before, The Ugly American and GQ being two of them, and self-published Revolution. Carter is in a middle of divorce and becomes lugubrious. Kirsten Cohen puts an issue of Revolution into his mailbox in order to encourage him to restart his life. Carter accepts the job and spends a lot of time working with Kirsten who develops a crush on him. Carter's alcoholism helps develop Kirsten's, as they drink much during work. Carter leaves Orange County when offered a job in New York. At the farewell dinner at the Cohen's house where Kirsten and Carter are alone, they share a kiss. Kirsten is apparently upset about his departure, and her drinking increases.
Lance Baldwin[edit]
Lance Baldwin is Julie Cooper's ex-boyfriend. Back in the 1980s, when she was in desperate need of money, she starred in a porn flick he directed, entitled "The Porn Identity". Although the film was never published, a desperate Lance suddenly shows up, and threatens Julie to pay $500,000 or else he would leak the film onto the internet. Julie asks her husband, Caleb Nichol, for help, but instead of paying Lance, Caleb sends two thugs to attack Lance. Furious, he sabotages the launch of Julie's new magazine, "Newport Living", by replacing the promotional video with archive footage from "The Porn Identity." A devastated Julie flees Orange County with Caleb Nichol and later returns after the controversy dies down. After Lance redeems himself, he and Julie reminisce over their past together, and share a kiss which is caught on camera. Caleb subsequently asks Julie for a divorce (and fires her from the newport group), and reveals to his wife that he has had people spy on her since before their marriage.
Jess Sathers[edit]
Jess Sathers was a student at Harbor who overdoses at Trey Atwood's 21st birthday party. She survives and begins a relationship with Trey that leads him to start using drugs. After botching an attempted drug deal, Jess decides to leave town with Trey but remains when he is shot by Marissa Cooper. In the third season, Jess asks Trey's brother Ryan to help her with boyfriend troubles.
Charlotte Morgan[edit]
Charlotte Morgan is a con-artist, posing as a recovering alcoholic. She met Kirsten in rehab and tried to get money from her. However, this failed and she moved on to Julie. The two planned to throw a fund-raiser, a ploy by Charlotte to steal all the donations, but she gets found out when Julie goes into her handbag at a restaurant and finds numerous credit cards in different names. Charlotte gets Julie in on the scam, however Julie does the right thing and asks people to write checks to the charity so Charlotte could not steal the money. With her plan foiled, she departed from Newport.
In July 2005 it was reported that Jeri Ryan was joining The O.C. in a seven-episode arc as "a mysterious woman Kirsten Cohen (Kelly Rowan) befriends in rehab".[4] Later on Josh Schwartz said that "We were told to add this Jeri Ryan character to the show that we had no idea what to do with. We were just told we had to add an adult female character. It went nowhere, and we had no plan for it, and it just didn't fit the show."[5] Rob Lineberger of DVD Verdict "thought Jeri Ryan made a compelling bad girl".[6] Derek Hanson said that Ryan's addition was meant to get the "14–24 demographic excited", but stated that Charlotte Morgan had "a terrible storyline, that just didn't sit quite right."[7]
Reed Carlson[edit]
Reed Carlson is the Vice President of the graphic novel company Bad Science. She was an assistant of Carter Buckley and he arranges a meeting after getting to know Seth Cohen and Zach Stevens who co-created Atomic County. She likes the comic so she helps them to publish. Seth deliberately misleads Summer Roberts that Reed is a man, infuriating Summer. Later, Reed asks Seth to bring Summer, the real Little Miss Vixen, to a party. Summer does not like the place and asks Seth to leave, but Reed stops Seth from leaving, making Summer even angrier. Reed then threatens to sue Zach when he wants to pull out. Reed offers Summer a chance to be the star of the comic to ensure that Summer will stop convincing Seth and Zach of giving up on it. Summer shows up at the launch party wearing costume, but the party ends with Seth and Zach literally fighting for Summer. Reed is outraged about the debacle so she just let one person to meet George Lucas, who is interested in Atomic County.
Jack Hess[edit]
Jack Hess who has a master degree in education and who taught six years at boarding schools, is the new Dean of Discipline at Harbor High and is responsible for the measures to be taken after the gunshot incident. He wishes to punish Marissa Cooper but is only able to expel her. When Ryan Atwood punches him in the face, Jack uses that to have expelled Ryan as well. He is also responsible for Summer Roberts losing the social chair to Taylor Townsend by tricking her to admit that she stole a theatrical set. At the Summer Dance, Summer sees Taylor and Jack sharing an intimate tryst and Sandy uses the information to blackmail Jack into leaving Harbor to save his career.
Dennis Childress[edit]
Dennis "Chili" Childress is Johnny Harper's best friend and one of the kids Marissa Cooper befriends at Newport Union. He introduces himself to Marissa as "Chili" and his similarities to Seth Cohen, earned him the short-lived nickname "Bizarro Seth" from Ryan Atwood. Chili is a good friend and aids Johnny, especially when he has to deal with Casey cheating on him and when he is injured by a car accident. Chili lies to Marissa about Johnny, telling her that he got back on the surfing team and will be leaving Newport Union to travel with them, as he and Johnny know that Johnny is the only reason Marissa is staying at Newport Union. Chili wants Johnny to confess to Marissa how he feels about her but when he does, Marissa tells him that she doesn't love him. After Johnny's death, Chili stops going by the name Chili and wants to be called Dennis instead, as Johnny never liked the nickname.
Heather attends Newport Union and disliked Marissa Cooper from the very beginning, harassing her and doing all she can to make Marissa's life as difficult as possible. She is seemingly highly jealous of Marissa assuming she still lives the posh life despite Marissa and Julie got nothing from Caleb's will. She helps Kevin Volchok to kidnap Marissa in order to get Ryan Atwood to fight Volchok. She reappears at a party at Volchok's place where she is given a spiked drink by Volchok's friends and is nearly raped by them before Marissa rescues her. In the third season finale, Heather helps Volchok to leave Newport in a stolen car. She is in the car when Volchok drives into Ryan's car, leading Ryan to drive off a cliff which results in Marissa's death. In "The Cold Turkey" in Season 4, she appears briefly and apologizes to Ryan about the night of Marissa's death but claims to have had no control over Volchok's actions.
Casey attends Newport Union and dates Johnny Harper. She befriends Marissa Cooper when she enrolls at Union. She helps Marissa dodge the insults of Heather, the school bully, but when she notices that Johnny and Marissa are growing closer and closer, she feels jealous and suspicious, finally cheating on Johnny by making out with his rival Kevin Volchok. Johnny walks in on them and breaks up with her. She later explains to Marissa that she's not a bad person, and she could just see Johnny was falling in love with Marissa.
Matt Ramsey[edit]
Matt Ramsey is a 26-year old associate of the company that will take over the Newport Group. He convinced Sandy Cohen to keep the company so that they can run it as co-partners and is then named Vice President and Director of Development. In the episode "The Disconnect", he takes Ryan Atwood as an intern due to Ryan's knowledge and experience in construction. He doesn't have any trouble bribing to get green light for projects which are against Sandy's principles. Sandy tries to "do it his way" but has to give in to Matt's way as the latter has most of the board members on his side. Matt has a brief relationship with Maya, daughter of the head of the hospital's board, Henry Griffin, but breaks up with her when Sandy proposes a deal with Henry. Henry asks Sandy to fire Matt because of his relationship to his daughter. Matt warns Sandy about Henry who takes kickbacks from vendors and tries to sell the story to newspapers but stops doing so after being beaten up by goons Henry has hired. Matt asks Henry for compensation as he has evidence that incriminates Henry. The deal is stopped by Sandy who pays Matt for the evidence. Matt then leaves for Chicago.
Sadie Campbell[edit]
Sadie Campbell is Johnny Harper's cousin and comes to Orange County to help Johnny's mother Gwen after her son dies ("The Heavy Lifting"). Ryan Atwood befriends Sadie, helping her to decorate the house and get money from Johnny's father ("The Road Warrior"). After some trouble, Sadie and Ryan start dating as Marissa Cooper and Ryan have broken up once again after Johnny's death ("The Undertow"). The relationship is doomed however, as Ryan is soon afterwards accepted to Berkeley and Sadie doesn't want to be the reason Ryan doesn't live his college life as he should and breaks up. She then leaves Newport to restart her jewellery-making business ("The Day After Tomorrow").
It was reported that Nikki Reed would make her television debut in a four-episode arc,[8] which later became six. Reed stated that Sadie became "far from what I was originally pitched", suggesting that "glamming up the bohemian character" was to give the fans "someone who can give Mischa a run for her money."[9] It was also rumoured by Reed herself that Sadie would return for the fourth season.[10][11]
Henry Griffin[edit]
Henry Griffin is the Head of the Hospital Board. His daughter, Maya, dated Matt Ramsey briefly before breaking up, as Matt agrees Sandy Cohen's request to get Maya's help in giving a proposal to Henry. Henry asks Sandy to fire Matt for Maya which he does. Matt accuses Henry of taking kickbacks from ventures, and tries to sell the story to newspapers. In return, Henry orders three ruffians to vandalise Matt's apartment and beat him. After knowing what Henry did, Sandy threatens Henry to resign to he will "take [him] down". To stop Sandy, Henry bribes Sandy with a recommendation of a revitalising project. Later Matt asks Henry to pay him in exchange of evidence, and Henry brings a goon when they are ready to "make" the deal, but Sandy stops it. Sandy takes the evidence and pays Matt instead. Henry later is investigated by D.A. and banned from the board. Sandy finally gives up the hospital and supports D.A to charge Henry, by giving the documents D.A. needs.
Che Cook[edit]
Winchester "Che" Cook, is a friend of Summer Roberts who attends Brown University with her. He was the driving force behind Summer's left wing activism. When he and Summer break into a science lab and are interviewed by the Brown board, he blames all his illegal activities on Summer. As a result of Che's actions, Summer was suspended from Brown. Che later feels guilty and regretful for his actions and travels to Newport to ask her forgiveness. Later it's discovered he is actually extremely rich - his father owns a pharmaceutical company. In "The Chrismukk-huh?", he appears in an alternate universe when Ryan Atwood and Taylor Townsend are in a coma. In this universe, he took what would have been Ryan's spot for admission at Harbor High School, and was engaged to Summer Roberts, and having an affair with Julie Cooper and any woman he could get his hands on. In this universe, he wasn't an activist, as he is in real life. Later, in an attempt to repay Summer for her forgiveness for his misdeeds, Che tries to help Seth feel harmony with himself and takes him to the woods to connect with his spirit animal. During this trip, Che is convinced by a dream that Seth is his soul mate. Che attempts to test this idea in "The Groundhog Day" with mixed results eventually winding up with the pair in prison. His last name, Cook, is revealed as the officer announces his release. However, Che realises that Seth was not his soul mate, it was actually the environmentalist girl who is placed in the cell next to them. Together, Che and his soul mate leave Newport.
Gordon Bullit[edit]
Gordon Bullit, who refers to himself as "The Bullit", is a colorful oil merchant from Texas. Although he has been involved in bad deals, he is extremely wealthy. In prison, he met Frank Atwood, who he later hired to be in charge of his finances. He soon after developed a crush on Julie Cooper, and after some intimate e-mails he thought he was sharing with Julie (which was later revealed to be from Kaitlin Cooper pretending to be her mother) he proposed to Julie. She rejects him, as she is already in a relationship with Frank Atwood. She initially breaks up with Frank and dates Bullit when Kaitlin reveals how much she would like Bullit to be her stepfather, but realizes that Frank is the one she wants to be with and reunites with him on Valentine's Day. In the series finale, set six months after the earthquake, Julie is engaged to Bullit after Frank panicked and left her when he discovered she was pregnant. Ultimately, when she has to choose between Frank and Bullit Julie decides to stay single. Despite Julie's decision to not marry Bullit after all, he and the family remain good friends.
Bullit has 12 sons, whom he jokingly introduced to Kaitlin Cooper as "A Buffet of Bullits", all of which are named after cities in Texas where he has oil refinery – Austin, Dallas, Houston, Lubbock, Odessa, El Paso, Amarillo, Texarkana, San Antonio and Corpus Christi – with the exception of Hanoi (named after Vietnam's capital), where he also has a refinery, and Spencer. Hanoi is Asian and presumably adopted. Amarillo is a "doctor for women's private parts" (i.e. gynecologist).
Spencer Bullit[edit]
Spencer Bullit is Kaitlin Cooper's tennis instructor and Gordon Bullit's son. Kaitlin develops a crush on Spencer, who refuses to get involved with her as she is jailbait. Instead, he has a brief affair with Julie Cooper, which ends when Kaitlin tricks him into interrupting Julie on a date with his father. Later, he joins Julie's and Kirsten Cohen's agency, New Match, and uses their match-making to work as a gigolo. He has 11 brothers, most named after Texan cities.
Frank Atwood[edit]
Francis "Frank" Atwood initially appears as a business associate of Gordon Bullit, calling himself Frank Perry. He starts working at Kirsten's and Julie's matchmaking agency NewMatch. Frank had met Bullit in jail and Bullit offered him a position in his business. Later, Frank reveals to Julie that he had an ulterior motive for choosing Newport and that he was Ryan's biological father. Meanwhile, Sandy discovers that Frank was in prison for armed robbery. He wants to reunite with Ryan, but Ryan tells Sandy to pass on the message that he does not want to see him. According to Kirsten, Frank was an abusive alcoholic, as shown by Ryan visibly tensing up when hearing about Frank wanting to reunite with him. Frank tells Kirsten that he was dying of cancer and Kirsten invites him over to their home for dinner. However, Sandy, whose experience as a public defender led him to be suspicious of Frank's story, finds out from a physician friend in the prison system that Frank was lying and punches him, sparking a fight, which Ryan quickly breaks up. Ryan asks Frank to leave, saying that he wasn't ready to accept him into his life. In subsequent episodes, Ryan and Frank make amends and appear to be on speaking terms but Ryan has made it clear that even though he addresses Frank as "dad", he considers Sandy to be his father figure.
Later in Season 4, Frank begins a relationship with Julie Cooper which is broken off when she decides to date Bullit for her daughter's sake because she and Gordon develop a close relationship. She later decides that Frank is the one she wants to be with and they begin dating again. Their son Cooper Atwood was born a few months after Kirsten and Sandy's daughter.
In season 1, it was revealed that Frank (he was still unnamed and known simply as "Ryan's father" at that time) and Dawn and their sons Trey and Ryan lived in Fresno, California where Frank worked as a mechanic. Like his ex-wife, he had alcohol problems and was arrested multiple times for alcohol-related offenses (DUI and public intoxication). After he was imprisoned for armed robbery, Dawn and the boys moved south to Chino, California, where the series begins. Ryan rarely mentioned him during the first three seasons, except through vague remarks.
Other characters[edit]
The following is a list of guest stars who have appeared in a single episode, or who have appeared in multiple episodes but held minimal storylines. The characters are listed in alphabetical order.
- Season 1
- Ruth Williamson as Peggy, (1.01, 1.04), a woman who hosts the fashion show and Cotillion.
- Drew Fuller as Norland, (1.01), a friend of Luke's.
- Christopher Cousins as Greg Fischer, (1.04), the father of Holly Fischer. Greg beats up Jimmy and sucker punches Sandy at the debutante ball before he is tackled by Ryan.
- Paul Wesley as Donnie, (1.05), a boy who works with Ryan at The Crab Shack.
- Nichole Hiltz as Gabrielle, (1.06), Caleb's 23 year old, former model girlfriend. She is immediately attracted to Ryan, and Marissa catches the two making out in the pool house, prompting her to lose her virginity to Luke.
- April Grace as Dr. Burke, (1.08), the psychiatrist who talks to Marissa after she tried to kill herself.
- Eric Allan Kramer as Soccer Coach, (1.09), the coach of the soccer team that Ryan joins.
- Gina Gallego as Eva Diaz, (1.11), Theresa Diaz's mother.
- Demetrius Navarro as Arturo Diaz, (1.11), Theresa Diaz's brother.
- Santiago Douglas as Gattas, (1.11)
- Kevin West as Mr. Bendis, (1.12, 1.17)
- Alaina Kalanj as Yvette, (1.14)
- Michael Reilly Burke as Tom Willington, (1.16)
- Bret Harrison as Danny, (1.17), a short term boyfriend of Summer, who is seen as funny by everyone except for Seth.
- Richard Herd as Bill Shaughnessy, (1.20)
- Eric Balfour as Eddie, (1.20, 1.21, 1.23), Theresa Diaz's fiancé.
- Lamont Thompson as Greg Hoades, (1.21), an assistant District Attorney who went up against Sandy numerous times in court.
- Paris Hilton as Kate,[12] (1.22), a nightclubber who catches Seth's attention.
- Al Sapienza as Luna Chicks Club Owner, (1.22), who throws Ryan and Marissa out of his club when they try to save Hailey Nichol.
- Colin Hanks as Grady Bridges, (1.22), star of the fictional meta-soap "The Valley".
- Doug Ballard as Peter Johnson, (1.23, 1.24)
- Cynthia Avila as Eva Diaz, (1.23), Theresa Diaz's mother.
- Kristen Renton as Jenn, (1.26) A student at UNLV and a call girl who tricks Seth into allowing her to invite friends to the penthouse suite at the Hard Rock Casino.
- Kevin Rankin as Lucas, (1.26)
- Todd Sherry as Todd, (1.1),Working as a waiter in the fashion show Marissa Cooper.
- Season 2
- Bruno Amato as Archie, (2.01, 2.02), Sandy and Kirsten's contractor.
- Cynthia Avila as Eva Diaz, (2.01, 2.23), Theresa Diaz's mother.
- Michelle Hurd as Ms. Fisher, (2.02), the guidance counselor at Harbor.
- Perry Anzilotti as Mr. Greenburg, (2.03)
- Gregory Itzin as Stephen Herbert, (2.04)
- Jordan Baker as Elaine Stevens, (2.08, 2.14, 2.17), the mother of Zach Stevens and hist sister Abigail.
- Devin Sidell as Abigail Stevens, (2.08, 2.14), Zach Stevens' sister, who gets married in Italy.
- Emmanuelle Chriqui as Jodie, (2.09, 2.10), the ex-girlfriend of Alex Kelly.
- Michael Simpson as Matt Miller, (2.09)
- Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Joe Zukowski, (2.10)
- Barry Newman as Max Bloom, (2.10, 2.11, 2.12), the former professor of Sandy and father of Rebecca Bloom.
- T.J. Thyne as Larry Bernstein, (2.12)
- Christopher Lawford as Ross, (2.13)
- Amber Heard as Salesgirl, (2.15)
- Aya Sumika as Erin, (2.19), a friend of Sandy's, who goes on a date with Carter Buckley.
- Travis Van Winkle as Kyle Thompson, (2.20), a senior at Harbor and drug dealer.
- Gary Hershberger as Tom MacGinty, (2.20)
- Grant Thompson as Damon, (2.20)
- Catherine Kresge as Cherilyn Featherbrook, (2.20)
- Tony Denison as Bobby Mills, (2.21)
- Jaime King as Mary-Sue, (2.21), a girl who enters a television competition with Seth in which he has to lick whipped cream of her body.
- Matt McKenzie as Prom Announcer, (2.23), who announces Zach Stevens and Summer as prom king and queen.
- Garrett M. Brown as Dr. Kenneth Woodruff, (2.24), a doctor, who checks Kirsten into rehab.
- Season 3
- Michael Adler as Jeff Frenkel, (3.01)
- Erick Avari as Dr. Overbee, (3.22)
- Morena Baccarin as Maya Griffin, (3.14, 3.15, 3.16), the daughter of Henry Griffin who dates Matt Ramsey briefly.
- Matt Barr as Wes Seifer, (3.22), Ryan's college orientation buddy who developed an attraction for Marissa.
- Garrett Brown as Dr. Kenneth Woodruff, (3.01)
- Rob Brownstein as Kurt Williams, (3.06)
- Justin Chon as Summer's Date, (3.23), the leadsinger in the K-Pop band Big Korea.
- Matthew Cohen as Jim, (3.18)
- Paul Ganus as Sean, (3.05)
- Tiffany Thornton as Ashley, (3.02, 3.09, 3.11).
- Nicole Garza as Chloe, (3.21), a co-worker of Dawn Atwood in Albuquerque. She and Ryan have a one-night stand.
- Lucy Hale as Hadley Hawthorne, (3.24), a friend of Kaitlin's.
- Chase Kim as Seung Ho, (3.16, 3.20, 3.23), presumably Taylor Townsend's ex-boyfriend. He was her date to the prom.
- Michael Mantel as Mercer, (3.11)
- AnnaLynne McCord as A Hot Girl, (3.23), Marissa caught Volchok making out with her at the senior prom, prompting Marissa to slap Volchok and leave him for good.
- Timothy Omundson as Attorney Caldwell, (3.01), the deputy district.
- Andrea Pearson as Lily, (3.09, 3.13)
- Robert Picardo as Bill Meriam, (3.13)
- Jackson Rathbone as Justin, (3.12, 3.15), Kaitlin's ex-boyfriend from boarding school.
- Blake Robbins as Don, (3.02, 3.03)
- Lisa Rotondi as Gwen Harper, (3.09, 3.10), Johnny Harper's mother.
- Rodney Rowland as Jack Harper, (3.16), Johnny Harper's father.
- The Subways as themselves, (3.07)
- Lamont Thompson as Greg Hoades, (3.24, 3.25)
- Lisa Tucker as herself, (3.23)
- Tom Vek as himself, (3.16)
- Richard Voll as Glen Morgan, (3.05, 3.07), the husband of Charlotte Morgan and co-conspirator in her scams.
- Diego Wallraff as Mitchell Davidson, (3.08)
- Tom Wright as Paul Glass, (3.08)
- José Zúñiga as Jason Spitz, (3.25)
- Season 4
- William Abadie as Jean Claude, (4.04), Henri-Michel's French lawyer who comes to Newport to coax Taylor into returning to France to work out her differences with her ex-husband.
- Ashley Benson as Riley, (4.06) a rival of Kaitlin at Harbor whose party is upstaged by the beer bash Kaitlin hosts at Summer's house.
- Bre Blair as Kari Spitz, (4.14)
- Daniel Booko as Connor, (4.06)
- Todd Bosley as Leon, (4.01), a co-worker with Seth at the comic book store He was also in the comic book club at Harbor with Seth and Zach.
- Chris Brown as Will Tutt, (4.09, 4.10, 4.11), a new student at Harbor. The "band geek" pursues a brief relationship with Kaitlin.[13]
- Tia Carrere as Dean Torres, (4.02), whom Kaitlin frequently visits.[14]
- Ben Diskin as Philip, (4.01)
- Chris Dotson as Roger, (4.06), a homosexual whom Taylor bribes to be her date when Ryan rejects her. Ryan catches him in bed with another boy at a party at Summer's house.
- Ryan Dowler as A Pregnant Girl, (4.14)
- Drew Fuller as Norland, (4.01)
- Aaron Fors as Gary, (4.15), a worker at the ice cream shop on the pier who has a crush on Kaitlin.
- Scott Krinsky as Darryl, (4.10, 4.12, 4.15), a hobo.[15]
- Alison LaPlaca as Dr. James, (4.12), Taylor's therapist who encourages her to take time off from Ryan after Henri-Michel returns to France.
- Henri Lubatti as Henri-Michel de Maumaront, (4.10, 4.11), a French author. He is Taylor's ex-husband who comes to Newport to support his new book. He tries to rekindle a relationship with Taylor but is left for Ryan.[13]
- Sandra McCoy as A Hippy Chick, (4.12), she helps Che steal the groundhog Newport Chuck on Grondhog's Day. She and Che discover they are each other's soulmates and leave Newport together, leaving Newport Chuck with Seth and Summer.
- Ricardo Molina as An ER Doctor, (4.15)
- Steve-O as First Marine (4.02). A cameo appearance where he is the Marine that convinces Seth to get a tattoo.[14]
- Patty Onagan as Mima, (4.07), the Roberts' housekeeper.
- Michelle Ongkingco as Amber (4.02, 4.05), a promiscuous former roommate of Summer.
- Janel Parrish as Leah, (4.06)
- Jim Pirri as Patrick, (4.16), a mid-wife who lives in the Cohens' former residence in Berkeley with Todd.
- Lily Rains as A Nurse, (4.07)
- Lorna Scott as Beatrice, (4.15)
- Todd Sherry as Todd, (4.16), a wedding planner who lives in the Cohens' former residence in Berkeley with Patrick. (1.1),Working as a waiter in the fashion show Marissa Cooper.
- Jorg Sirtl as A Personal Trainer, (4.05)
- Elayn Taylor as Dr. Harris, (4.15)
- Kaili Thorne as Olivia, (4.06)
- Jessica Williams as A Pregnant Girl (4.14)
- Jose Zuniga as Jason Spitz, (4.04), (4.14)
Special cameo appearance[edit]
- Robert Schwartzman ("The Third Wheel")
- Rooney ("The Third Wheel")
- The Subways ("The Anger Management")
- Modest Mouse ("The Family Ties")
- The Thrills ("The Ex-Factor")
- Rachael Yamagata ("The Second Chance")
- Death Cab for Cutie ("The O.C. Confidential")
- T.I. ("The Return of the Nana")
- George Lucas ("The O.Sea")
- Jem Griffiths ("The Ties That Bind")
- Gisele Bündchen ("The Heavy Lifting")
- Lisa Tucker ("The Party Favor")
- ^ M., Sara. "A Man Walks Into A Bar (Mitzvah)". Television Without Pity. p. 7. Retrieved 2008-07-29.
- ^ "The Girlfriend". The O.C.. Season 1. Episode 6. September 9, 2003. Fox.
- ^ Barker, Lynn (2004-10-25). ""O.C." creator Josh Schwartz: California Dreamin'". TeenHollywood.com. p. 7. Retrieved 2008-07-27.
- ^ IGN FilmForce (2005-07-13). "Jeri Ryan Joins The O.C.". IGN. Retrieved 2008-09-29.
- ^ Yuan, Jada (2007-09-19). "Josh Schwartz on 'Gossip Girl' and Avoiding the Mistakes of 'The O.C.'". New York. New York Media. Retrieved 2008-09-29.
- ^ Lineberger, Rob (2007-02-05). "The O.C.: The Complete Third Season". DVDVerdict.com. Rob Lineberger. Retrieved 2008-09-29.
- ^ Hanson, Derek (2006-05-31). "The OC Season 3 Review - Part 2". DeROK.net. Retrieved 2008-09-29.
- ^ "Reed Moves to The O.C.". IGN. 2005-11-18. Retrieved 2008-08-05.
- ^ Keck, William (2006-02-08). "'O.C.' girl doesn't back down". USA Today (Gannett Company). Retrieved 2008-07-27.
- ^ Otto, Jeff; Linder, Brian (2006-07-13). "Reed Returning to The O.C.". IGN. Retrieved 2008-08-05.
- ^ Nguyen, Hanh (2006-07-13). "Reed Avoids Discussing Possibility of More 'O.C.'". Zap2it. Tribune Media Services. Retrieved 2008-08-05.
- ^ Armstrong, Jennifer (2004-06-04). "Paris Glance". Entertainment Weekly. Time Inc. Retrieved 2008-08-09.
- ^ a b Fienberg, Daniel (2007-01-11). "Bring on the 'O.C.' Body-Swap comedy". Retrieved 2008-07-31.
- ^ a b "CTV's The O.C. Breaks Broadband Barrier". Toronto. 2006-10-30. Retrieved 2008-07-31.
- ^ Fienberg, Daniel (2007-02-15). "Bring on the 'O.C.' Body-Swap comedy". Retrieved 2008-07-31.


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Radiology is used in the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
A posterior-anterior (PA) chest X-ray is the standard view used; other views (lateral or lordotic) or CT scans may be necessary.
In active pulmonary TB, infiltrates or consolidations and/or cavities are often seen in the upper lungs with or without mediastinal or hilar lymphadenopathy.[1] However, lesions may appear anywhere in the lungs. In HIV and other immunosuppressed persons, any abnormality may indicate TB or the chest X-ray may even appear entirely normal.[1]
Old healed tuberculosis usually presents as pulmonary nodules in the hilar area or upper lobes, with or without fibrotic scars and volume loss.[1] Bronchiectasis and pleural scarring may be present.
Nodules and fibrotic scars may contain slowly multiplying tubercle bacilli with the potential for future progression to active tuberculosis.[1] Persons with these findings, if they have a positive tuberculin skin test reaction, should be considered high-priority candidates for treatment of latent infection regardless of age. Conversely, calcified nodular lesions (calcified granuloma) pose a very low risk for future progression to active tuberculosis.
Abnormalities on chest radiographs may be suggestive of, but are never diagnostic of, TB.[1] However, chest radiographs may be used to rule out the possibility of pulmonary TB in a person who has a positive reaction to the tuberculin skin test and no symptoms of disease.
A medical examination is mandatory for all refugees coming to the U.S. and all applicants outside the U.S. applying for an immigrant visa. The purpose of the medical examination is to identify applicants with inadmissible health-related conditions such as active tuberculosis. Outside the U.S., medical examinations are performed by approximately 400 physicians (panel physicians) selected by United States Department of State consular officials. In the U.S., medical examinations are performed by approximately 3,000 physicians (civil surgeons) designated by district directors of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Guidelines were developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The chest X-ray and classification worksheet is designed to group findings into categories based on their likelihood of being related to TB or non-TB conditions needing medical follow-up (either at the time of the chest X-ray or after resettlement).
These are films that are completely normal, with no identifiable cardiothoracic or musculoskeletal abnormality.
This category comprises all findings typically associated with active pulmonary TB. An applicant with any of the following findings must submit sputum specimens for examination.
This category includes findings that are suggestive of prior TB, that is inactive. It must be remembered that assessments of the activity of TB cannot be made accurately on the basis of a single radiograph alone. If there is any question of active TB, sputum smears must be obtained. Therefore, any applicant might have findings grouped in this category, but still have active TB as suggested by
This category includes findings that suggest the need for a follow-up evaluation for non-TB conditions either at the time of the chest X-ray or after resettlement of the applicant in the United States.
This category includes findings that are minor and not suggestive of TB disease. These findings require no follow-up evaluation after resettlement of the applicant.
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Seafood doesn't get any speedier than these crowd-pleasing kabobs: Just quick-toss the shrimp in a lemon-dill mixture, alternate with grape tomatoes, and grill for five minutes.
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Nutritional Information
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Calories | 175 |
Total Fat | 6g |
Saturated Fat | 1g |
Cholesterol | 194mg |
Sodium | 340mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 4g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 26g |
Calcium | -- |
Kate Sears
Serves: 8
Total Time: 35 min
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- 15 (10-inch) metal or bamboo skewers
- 2 lemons, plus additional lemon wedges for garnish
- 2 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 1 clove(s) (large) garlic, crushed with press
- 4 tablespoon(s) chopped fresh dill, plus additional sprigs for garnish
- Salt
- Pepper
- 2.25 pound(s) peeled and deveined large shrimp
- 1 pint(s) grape tomatoes
- If using bamboo skewers, soak skewers in hot water at least 30 minutes. Prepare outdoor grill for direct grilling on medium.
- From lemons, grate 4 teaspoons peel and squeeze 2 tablespoons juice. In large bowl, with wire whisk or fork, whisk lemon peel and juice, olive oil, garlic, 3 tablespoons chopped dill, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper until blended. Add shrimp; toss to coat.
- Thread shrimp and tomatoes alternately on skewers. Place on hot grill grate and cook 4 to 5 minutes or until shrimp are opaque throughout and tomatoes are slightly charred, turning skewers occasionally.
- To serve, transfer skewers to platter; sprinkle with remaining 1 tablespoon dill. Garnish platter with lemon wedges and dill sprigs.
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Rue de la Liberté, which bisects Avenue Mohammed V in Guéliz, is home to a high concentration of the new town's chicest shops. Attika Chaussures sells well-made women's (and some men's) shoes, most of which are knocked off from the latest models from top designers. Priced at about $75, the TODs-like driving shoes and loafers in a vast range of colors are a huge hit. The place is usually packed with aggressive European buyers so don't be shy (34 Rue de la Liberté; 212-24-43-64-09). Nearby, look for hand-embroidered linens and a huge range of striped woven cloth in brilliant hues and organdy in pastels that can be fashioned into custom-made curtains, tablecloths, or place settings at Scènes de Lin (70 Rue de la Liberté; 212-24-43-61-08; www.ilove-marrakesh.com/scenesdelin). Other addresses to note include: quality leather goodswallets, bags, briefcases, luggage, jackets; suede shirts and skirtsat Place Vendome (141 Ave. Mohammed V; 212-24-43-52-63); Moroccan pottery, perfume bottles, tea glasses, prints, paintings, lanterns, and much more at L'Orientaliste (15 Rue de la Liberté; 212-24-43-40-74); and three levels of African and Indian furnishings, fabrics, carpets, and artifacts at Darkoum (5 Rue de la Liberté; 212-24-24-67-39). For an afternoon pick-me-up, look to Jeff de Bruges for the best chocolates in town (17 Rue de la Liberté; www.jeff-de-bruges.com), pastries at Al Jawda (11 Rue de la Liberté; 212-24-43-38-97; al-jawda.com), or Kechmara for lunch.


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Editor's note: With offseason work across the league coming to an end, the focus shifts to the steamy summer workouts ahead. To get you fully primed for the preseason and beyond, Sporting News provides in-depth looks at all 32 teams leading into training camp. Today: Baltimore Ravens. Prediction: First, AFC North. Up next: Cincinnati Bengals.Start Slideshow
Within 24 hours after the Ravens had won Super Bowl XLVII, there was speculation general manager Ozzie Newsome might retire.
The idea never crossed his mind. Newsome was already wheeling and dealing for the 2013 season.
He prepared for the mass exodus of Pro Bowl players such as Ray Lewis, Anquan Boldin and Ed Reed, then went on a signing spree that included Elvis Dumervil, Chris Canty, Marcus Spears and Michael Huff.
In a matter of months, the Ravens became serious contenders again.
"We'll see," Newsome says. "We think we made some bargains at both ends of the salary cap."
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LG Kelechi Osemele
Versatile enough to play guard or tackle and athletic enough to play left tackle, Osemele has long arms and good bend and explosiveness.
As a rookie last year, he started every game, and the plan is to start him at left guard in 2013. For a big guy, he is quick enough to pull or trap and block downfield.
"Elvis is one of those barrel-chested, compact guys who is super strong and can work leverage on tackles. He is an old school type of guy who never gives up. He is relentless. I think him playing opposite of Von Miller (in Denver) helped him because Miller drew most of the double-teams, which left Dumervil one-on-one.
"He has explosiveness and a good punch coming off the line of scrimmage. He can play the run well but just makes more plays against the pass. He can anchor against the run and hold the edge. He'll help the Ravens because he will bring toughness to their defense, something they lacked last season. Right now, he is in the prime of his career and has had a good three-year run. There isn't anything negative about his game. When you line up against him, you better bring your A game because you are going to get his. ... "
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An opponent breaks down the Ravens:Next
"I think, as usual, Ozzie Newsome and his personnel staff had a plan and put together a good team. Regardless of what happened last season, they knew they had to blow up and restructure the defense. With (Ray) Lewis retiring and (Ed) Reed signing elsewhere (Houston), the Ravens knew they had to get younger and more talented players. …
"Offensively, Flacco rolled the dice and came up big by winning the Super Bowl and getting a long-term contract. The Ravens have two strong running backs, but they still need to find a No. 2 receiver. I don't see a legitimate one on the roster. This is now John Harbaugh's team. It wasn't going to be that way until Lewis left. The Ravens also got rid of any players that would challenge him, like (Anquan) Boldin, (Ed) Reed or Bernard Pollard. It may have taken five years, but John has his players and coaching staff in place. It's his ballgame now."
Next: analysis of offense
In the past, the Ravens were a run-oriented team, but that changed with the promotion of Jim Caldwell to offensive coordinator late last season and the development of quarterback Joe Flacco. Now, the Ravens want to open up the offense and attack with the passing game.Next
Quarterbacks: Flacco had a great postseason to carry the team to the championship, but there are still doubts about whether he was worth the six-year, $120.6 million contract he signed in the offseason. Flacco has been hot before, then struggled for extended periods. Was his last hot streak a sign of development and consistency or an aberration?
Either way, Flacco seems comfortable with Caldwell, who has allowed his quarterback to call more of his own plays and control the flow of the game. Flacco throws the deep and intermediate ball well, but he struggles with touch in the short passing game. He has developed more pocket awareness and better footwork, and he has been durable in his first five seasons.
Backup Tyrod Taylor has quick feet and can make plays outside the pocket, but he is not a long-term answer. GRADE: B+
Pierce complements Rice's cutback style with a downhill approach and was more effective toward the end of last season because he had fresher legs. Both are powerful and effective runners in short-yardage situations.
The Ravens need to find a fullback and the top candidate is rookie Kyle Juszczyk, drafted in the fourth round out of Harvard. He has good hands but isn't expected to be a great lead blocker like former Raven Vonta Leach. GRADE: A-
Receivers: The Ravens have great speed on the outside with Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones. Smith showed that he could become a full-time impact player last season and, as a result, more teams will have to double team him on the outside. He had 49 catches for 855 yards and eight TDs in 2012. Smith showed improvement in route-running but still has to learn how to run better intermediate patterns, which would push his game to another level.
Jones finally found a level of consistency last season. Besides speed, he has a knack for finding seams, and his strength is underrated.
The Ravens lost Boldin, so they need a possession receiver. The candidates are David Reed, Deonte Thompson and Tandon Doss, but Reed hasn't been able to stay healthy in three years, Doss has issues with hand placement, and Thompson has little game day experience.
The team has outstanding depth at tight end with Dennis Pitta and Ed Dickson. Neither blocks well, but Pitta is a big target on third down and Dickson makes plays in the seam. GRADE: B
Line: The Ravens have youth and athleticism starting with right guard Marshal Yanda, a seventh-year player entering his prime. Yanda is athletic and extremely quick.
Baltimore will have a strong right side with Michael Oher, a fifth-year player, at tackle. Oher settled in after splitting time the previous two years at both tackle positions.
Veteran center Matt Birk retired, but the Ravens have an adequate replacement in second-year player Gino Gradkowski. He might have trouble with big nose tackles but is quick and smart and should adjust accordingly.
Second-year player Kelechi Osemele is comfortable at left guard and can stay there since Baltimore re-signed veteran Bryant McKinnie in early May to resume duties at left tackle. The Ravens need more depth, though. Other than fourth-year guard/tackle Ramon Harewood, there aren't many good backups. GRADE: B
Next: analysis of defense -
The Ravens change defensive coordinators frequently, but the philosophy of blitzing and bringing pressure remains the same. Dean Pees is in his second season in the job, and he'll be playing a lot of games on the outside because of the versatility of his linebackers. Baltimore wants to stop the run first and bring pressure on second and third down, and Pees is great at making halftime adjustments.Next
Line: GM Ozzie Newsome wanted to make major improvements in this area during the offseason because the Ravens were showing signs of age and a lack of depth. So to improve the run defense, they added Chris Canty from the Giants and Marcus Spears from the Cowboys. Canty can play end or tackle and, teamed with Haloti Ngata, should bring more physicality to the interior.
Baltimore also has young ends Arthur Jones and Pernell McPhee returning, and both were playing well at the end of last season. McPhee was limited by a knee injury, but he is quick on the outside.
The Ravens like to use a six-man rotation on the line, and that could include tackles Maake Kemoeatu (if he re-signs), Bryan Hall and Brandon Williams, who was selected in the third round of this year's draft. GRADE: B
Linebackers: The Ravens lost their potential star linebacker of the future when Dannell Ellerbe left in free agency, but they regrouped by signing Elvis Dumervil and drafting Kansas State inside linebacker Arthur Brown in the second round.
Dumervil will team with fellow outside linebacker Terrell Suggs, which gives the Ravens perhaps the best pass-rushing duo in the NFL. Suggs is versatile enough to play defensive end or on either side of the field as a linebacker.
The Ravens, though, could have problems inside. In a gamble that didn't pay off, the team signed former Raider Rolando McClain, who retired shortly thereafter. McClain had been expected to battle Brown for the starting job, but Brown had the edge anyway because he is faster and flows faster to the ball. Joining Brown inside is Jameel McClain, who missed the second half of last season with a spinal injury.
Third-year player Albert McClellan, who can play inside or out, and Daryl Smith give the Ravens some depth. GRADE: C+
Secondary: The Ravens lost three starters from last season — most notably Ed Reed — but the starting unit should be better. It will be impossible to replace Reed's leadership and his knack for covering the deep ball, but he didn't have much impact as far as stopping the run.
Baltimore has several candidates it can look at for the starting safety positions, including James Ihedigbo, Michael Huff and Matt Elam, the team's top pick out of Florida. Elam is the front-runner because of his speed and instincts. He is physical enough to play near the line of scrimmage in running situations. Ihedigbo is a tough player and Huff is a solid, but neither is a thumper against the run or great in center field preventing the deep ball.
Baltimore does have several outstanding cornerbacks and could easily move one to safety. It appears Jimmy Smith and Lardarius Webb will be the starters, even though Webb is coming off major knee surgery for the second time since 2009. If Webb can't make it at cornerback, he could move to safety and make room for Corey Graham, who played well in Webb's place. At worst, Graham could be a nickel back. The Ravens also have high expectations for third-year cornerback Chykie Brown. GRADE: C+
Next: analysis of special teams -
The Ravens are extremely sound in the kicking game. Sam Koch, now in his eighth season, has been one of the league's most consistent punters. He averaged 47.1 yards per kick and landed 28 punts inside the 20-yard line in 2012.Next
Justin Tucker, a rookie last season, won the starting job in training camp and made 30 of 33 field-goal attempts.
Jacoby Jones had a Pro Bowl year in 2012 as a returner. He averaged 30.7 yards on kick returns, 9.2 yards on punt returns and scored three return TDs.
The Ravens cut special-teams ace Brendon Ayanbadejo in the offseason, but Anthony Allen is a solid cover guy. GRADE: A-
Next: bottom line
In the early days of free agency, there were knee-jerk concerns that Baltimore had fallen apart and this would be a rebuilding year. But the Ravens appear stronger than last year's Super Bowl winner.
Baltimore kept most of its superstars on offense and rebuilt the interior of the defensive line via free agency. If the offense picks up where it left off, the Ravens have to be on the short list of favorites to win the AFC title.


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Zim POV
The scary Gaz girl came closer to me, the annoyed look on her face got more and more intense. For about two horrible seconds, I wanted her to get nearer, even nearer! I screamed, not knowing what I was more terrifyed by; her getting closer, or me actually wanting that. My eyes grew bigger and bigger as she took one last step, grabbed me by my shirt, and brought her face so close to mine that our cheeks brushed. I shut my eyes tight; you pitiful human reader will not believe this; she put her lips on my lips! After she did that, my eyes flew back open, not believing what she just did. It felt sickeningly good, I wanted it to last! Sadly, it did not last as long as I pleased. She pulled away, taking a deep breath. I realized with horror that we had an audience. My cheeks became a dark shade of green as I looked at the Almighty Tallests and gave them an uneasy grin.
"Well, that was... disgusting." Purple looked like he was going to hurl.
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Ok, before I say anything, this is is not a ZimxMe story. It is a Me story because I would never fall in love and I don't need anyone!
I was walking down the hall playing my gameslave when Dib bumped into me, almost knocking the gameslave out of my hands.
He was having another one of his stupid rivalries with stupid Zim.
"Sorry Gaz!" * kneels at my feet * "Please don't kill me!"
I have to admit, I did feel a hint of satisfaction when he did that.
"Fine.", I snapped.
"Hmmmm.. Ehhmmmm...", Zim seemed to be studying every move I made. "Whatever.", I muttered under my breath. He wasn't worth destroying right now. As I approached the classroom door, the bell rang. Great, now I'm late for class. As I walk in, Mr. Elliot acknowledged that I was late, but didn't say anything. I sit down and pull out my gameslave and pretend to listen to whatever stupid things he had to say. Ugh- that teacher. After a few minutes, He calls my name. I look up, thinking I'm in trouble for not listening.
An Invader Zim Valentine's DayZim looked at the gray high school building in front of him with disgust. His antennae twitched under his itchy wig in irritation, and his eyes felt watery from the contacts. Why he still had to go to school and hadn't taken over Earth he didn't know. As he walked across the dying grass and into the "jailhouse," as most of the students referred to it, he only knew one thing: it was Monday, and it was going to be a very long day.An Invader Zim Valentine's Day by Silvershadow426
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SauteePan- We must have had the same mother, because my mother always used to say that. There is another saying that says, "No ese igual llamado el diablo, que verlo llegaded"
This translates that it is not the same to call the devil then see him arrive. This refers to people who take extraordinary risks.
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It's been ten years exactly since Bourdain debuted that tome and went from being a chef in a New York City French restaurant to an international food superstar. And in that time, the restaurant world has changed pretty dramatically too. Well, Bourdain is back to chronicle that slide in his new book, Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook, which hit bookstores yesterday.
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- Date:27 Oct 2012
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Tulloch Caledonian Stadium
- Attendance:3,154
- McKay (72)
- Robertson (90)
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- 91:18 +1.18
David Robertson finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close range. Inverness CT 1-1 St Johnstone.Gary Miller provided the assist for the goal.
- 90:36 +0.36
Aaron Doran challenges Thomas Scobbie unfairly and gives away a free kick. Alan Mannus takes the indirect free kick.
- 90:14 +0.14
Foul by Chris Millar on Owain Tudur Jones, free kick awarded. Graeme Shinnie takes the free kick.
- 88:48
Gavin Morrison replaces Andrew Shinnie.
- 88:34
Shot from just outside the box by Andrew Shinnie goes over the bar.
- 87:07
David Robertson produces a left-footed shot from close in that goes over the bar.
- 83:40
Effort from the edge of the box by Aaron Doran goes wide of the left-hand post.
- 82:08
Free kick awarded for a foul by Graeme Shinnie on Chris Millar. Gary Miller takes the free kick. Gregory Tade leaves the field to be replaced by David Robertson.
- 81:36
Shot by Murray Davidson from outside the box goes over the net.
- 79:57
Thomas Scobbie concedes a free kick for a foul on Andrew Shinnie. Free kick taken by Graeme Shinnie.
- 79:06
Aaron Doran takes a short corner.
- 78:32
Free kick awarded for a foul by Gary Miller on Andrew Shinnie. Graeme Shinnie takes the direct free kick.
- 77:13
Andrew Shinnie takes a shot. David MacKay makes a clearance. Inswinging corner taken by Graeme Shinnie.
- 76:33
Billy McKay takes a shot. Save made by Alan Mannus.
- 74:29
Owain Tudur Jones takes a shot. Murray Davidson gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken by Graeme Shinnie from the right by-line.
- 72:49
A goal is scored by Billy McKay from inside the six-yard box high into the middle of the goal. Inverness CT 1-0 St Johnstone.Assist on the goal came from Ross Draper.
- 71:13
Shane Sutherland replaces Philip Roberts.
- 70:14
Gary Miller challenges Graeme Shinnie unfairly and gives away a Penalty. Penalty taken by Andrew Shinnie and missed.
- 66:33
Unfair challenge on Murray Davidson by Billy McKay results in a free kick. David MacKay takes the free kick.
- 65:58
David MacKay fouled by Billy McKay, the ref awards a free kick. Indirect free kick taken by Alan Mannus.
- 64:38
Free kick awarded for a foul by Steven Anderson on Billy McKay. Steven MacLean joins the action as a substitute, replacing Nigel Hasselbaink. Josh Meekings restarts play with the free kick.
- 63:20
Aaron Doran takes a inswinging corner.
- 60:22
Thomas Scobbie on for Frazer Wright.
- 55:58
Foul by Rowan Vine on Graeme Shinnie, free kick awarded. Graeme Shinnie takes the direct free kick.
- 50:36
Foul by Andrew Shinnie on Murray Davidson, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by David MacKay.
- 45:37 +0.37
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Chris Millar from the right by-line.
- 42:45
Liam Craig has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide right of the goal.
- 40:21
Ross Draper takes a shot. Save by Alan Mannus.
- 37:07
Liam Craig is caught offside. Indirect free kick taken by Antonio Reguero.
- 29:09
Murray Davidson concedes a free kick for a foul on Philip Roberts. Graeme Shinnie takes the direct free kick.
- 27:21
David Raven challenges Liam Craig unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by David MacKay, Gregory Tade has a header from close in and clears the crossbar.
- 26:07
Corner taken left-footed by Liam Craig from the right by-line, Frazer Wright produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box that clears the crossbar.
- 22:21
David Raven concedes a free kick for a foul on Murray Davidson. Free kick taken by David MacKay.
- 20:43
Chris Millar gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Aaron Doran. Graeme Shinnie restarts play with the free kick.
- 18:40
Chris Millar gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Andrew Shinnie. Free kick crossed right-footed by Aaron Doran.
- 17:06
Liam Craig takes a shot and missed to the right of the target.
- 15:58
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Murray Davidson by Owain Tudur Jones. Free kick taken by Murray Davidson.
- 14:42
The referee blows for offside against Nigel Hasselbaink. Free kick taken by Antonio Reguero.
- 12:30
Ross Draper takes a shot. Comfortable save by Alan Mannus.
- 8:40
Murray Davidson is shown a yellow card for unsporting behaviour. Unfair challenge on David Raven by Murray Davidson results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Graeme Shinnie.
- 8:00
Philip Roberts fouled by Gary Miller, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Graeme Shinnie.
- 7:27
Unfair challenge on Gregory Tade by Owain Tudur Jones results in a free kick. Alan Mannus takes the indirect free kick.
- 6:46
Corner taken by Graeme Shinnie from the right by-line, Gregory Tade manages to make a clearance.
- 4:02
Owain Tudur Jones challenges David MacKay unfairly and gives away a free kick. David MacKay takes the direct free kick.
- 2:10
Foul by Gregory Tade on Gary Warren, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Josh Meekings.
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Raven expects goal-fest Inverness right-back David Raven expects to be busy in Saturday's clash with St Johnstone. Caley Thistle have won three successive Clydesdale Bank Premier League matches and Saints have won their last five. "They're on a very good roll, the same as us," Raven said. "It should be a good one for the fans, probably all-out attack. We're looking to end their run, they're looking to end our run. "I'm sure they'll come here and try to win." Former Inverness forward Gregory Tade is among the players a new-look Caley Thistle side must keep quiet. Raven, who joined from Tranmere, said: "The lads have spoken about him. He's a good player and one to keep our eye on, stay tight to. He'll be a threat, definitely. "There's only a few lads that were here last year. "We were new together at the start of the season. It does take a few games to get to know each other, how each other plays. "The fact we've had a steady team for the last five, six, seven games has helped a lot. "It's going all right, so we're just keeping it going, looking forward to Saturday and making it five." Inverness are unbeaten in six and their winning run is four, including the penalty shoot-out success over Stenhousemuir in the Scottish Communities League Cup. Despite a relatively short period together since manager Terry Butcher had to overhaul his squad in the summer, Raven believes the group is a cohesive one. "The lads stick their bodies on the line every week," he said. "We're enjoying playing together, we work hard for each other. We get the best out of each other and we're decent mates off the pitch as well. "The lads up front have been brilliant, chasing balls down defensively and scoring goals. It makes life a lot easier at the back." Inverness have quietly climbed into the top six of the SPL and Raven is happy to continue to go unnoticed. "The less people notice us the better," he added. "We'll keep doing our jobs and keep trying to get the points." St Johnstone striker Gregory Tade aims to prove he has become a better player since leaving Inverness when he returns to the Tulloch Caledonian Thistle stadium. The Frenchman moved to Perth in the summer and remains insistent that it was a step up to a bigger club. However, the 26-year-old is looking to ensure Caley fans are made aware of his improvement at high-flying Saints, who are second to Celtic at the top of the Premier League following their 2-1 win over Kilmarnock last week which equalled a club record of five straight top-flight wins which dated back to 1971. Tade told Press Association Sport: "I don't think many people can argue with the fact that St Johnstone is a bigger club than Inverness. No disrespect to them, that's just the way it is and I am just glad I joined. "The league table shows it is a bigger club. It is, there is no doubt. "They are a well-established SPL club so it was only normal for me to try to better myself as a player and to see if I could handle the pressure. "Inverness gave me a great opportunity, but you have to move on if you want a good career. "You always have something to prove in this league, especially against your ex-employer. "You need to do something to show them that you have improved and you moved to better yourself. "So I am going to go up there and be as professional as I can and do as much as I can to win the game. "I have a different employer now and I will give 100 per cent and cause as many problems as I can, score a goal if I can or set up a goal." Tade joked that he might get punched when he meets up again with his former boss Terry Butcher. "He was tremendous for me, I cannot forget that," said the former Raith Rovers player. "He gave me the opportunity to express myself in the SPL. "If he is bitter he never told me, but I don't think it is. "I will shake his hand a crack a few jokes - maybe he will crack me in the jaw, I don't know, but I don't think so."
Inverness CT
St Johnstone
- Antonio Reguero
- David Raven
- Graeme Shinnie
- Owain Tudur Jones
- Gary Warren
- Billy McKay
- Ross Draper
- Andrew Shinnie
- Josh Meekings
- Aaron Doran
- Philip Roberts
- Ryan Esson
- Jason Oswell
- Shane Sutherland
- Gavin Morrison
- Liam Polworth
- Conor Pepper
- Matthew Cooper
- Alan Mannus
- David MacKay
- Frazer Wright
- Steven Anderson
- Chris Millar
- Murray Davidson
- Gregory Tade
- Liam Craig
- Nigel Hasselbaink
- Gary Miller
- Rowan Vine
- Jonny Tuffey
- David Robertson
- Steven MacLean
- Liam Caddis
- Thomas Scobbie
- Christopher Kane
- Gareth Rodger
Match Report
Form Guide
- Inverness CT
- St Johnstone DWWWWW
Last Meetings
- St Johnstone
- 0 - 0
- Inverness CT
- 07/04/2012
- Inverness CT
- 0 - 1
- St Johnstone
- 28/03/2012
- St Johnstone
- 2 - 0
- Inverness CT
- 15/10/2011
- St Johnstone
- 0 - 3
- Inverness CT
- 25/04/2011
- Inverness CT
- 2 - 0
- St Johnstone
- 19/02/2011
- St Johnstone
- 1 - 0
- Inverness CT
- 02/01/2011
Top Scorers
Inverness CT
- R Foran 4
- A Shinnie 3
- R Draper 3
- B McKay 3
- C Pepper 2
- G Warren 1
- A Doran 1
- N Ross 1
- P Roberts 1
St Johnstone
- M Davidson 3
- N Hasselbaink 3
- L Craig 2
- G Tade 2
- F Wright 1
- R Vine 1
- S MacLean 1
Inverness CT
- Total goals 40
- Goals per game 22
- 4 (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- (For) 4 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- (For) 4 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 1 (For) Period 51-60 mins
- 3 (For) 1 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 7 (For) 2 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
St Johnstone
- Total goals 31
- Goals per game 13
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 4 (For) 2 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) Period 31-40 mins
- (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 1 (For) 1 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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