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* {{Fanservice}}: Peyton trying to seduce Lucas to her side of the house involves wearing just a t-shirt and straddling the door frame, prominently showing off her legs.
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Nathan and Haley must parent Jamie about facing a school bully, and Lucas and Peyton adjust to life as a couple and living together. Plus, Brooke finds being a role model not as easy as she expected, and Mouth tries to get his old job back.
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Lucas and Peyton adjust to
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* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "Messin' With The Kid" by Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band.
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* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "Messin' With The Kid" by Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band.Band.
* WorkingWithTheEx: Mouth finds himself in this situation when he discovers his new intern is Gigi, his ex-girlfriend from high school.
* WorkingWithTheEx: Mouth finds himself in this situation when he discovers his new intern is Gigi, his ex-girlfriend from high school.
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* BrickJoke: Peyton finds Lucas’ cellphone on her side of the house after he divides the property in two, and sends an embarrassing text to Fergie. At the end of the episode, Fergie turns up at Lucas and Peyton’s door.
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* BrickJoke: Peyton finds Lucas’ cellphone on her side of the house after he divides the property in two, and sends an embarrassing text to Fergie. At the end of the episode, Fergie turns up at Lucas and Peyton’s door.door because of the text.
--> '''Peyton''': Fergie. I love you very much and miss you every time we’re apart. I need to see you, soon.
--> '''Peyton''': Fergie. I love you very much and miss you every time we’re apart. I need to see you, soon.
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* ShoutOut: When Peyton finds the house split in two, she alluded to it being something that belongs in ''Series/TheBradyBunch''.
* TakeAThirdOption: Nathan turns up at Jamie’s school wearing a cape, dunks a basketball and upon being asked how he did so, credits the cape and points to a box of capes for the rest of Jamie’s class, who all eagerly run over to the box.
* TakeAThirdOption: Nathan turns up at Jamie’s school wearing a cape, dunks a basketball and upon being asked how he did so, credits the cape and points to a box of capes for the rest of Jamie’s class, who all eagerly run over to the box.
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* ShoutOut: When Peyton finds the house split in two, she alluded alludes to it being something that belongs in ''Series/TheBradyBunch''.
* TakeAThirdOption: Nathan turns up at Jamie’s school wearing a cape, dunks a basketball in front of Jamie’s class and upon being asked how he did so, credits the cape and points to a box of capes for the rest of Jamie’s class, who all eagerly run over to the box.
* TakeAThirdOption: Nathan turns up at Jamie’s school wearing a cape, dunks a basketball in front of Jamie’s class and upon being asked how he did so, credits the cape and points to a box of capes for the rest of Jamie’s class, who all eagerly run over to the box.
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* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "Messin' With The Kid" by Junior Wells.
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* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "Messin' With The Kid" by Junior Wells.Wells' Chicago Blues Band.
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* AintTooProudToBeg: Mouth returns to the TV station, intending to bed for his old job back; when Mouth enters the station manager’s office, Mouth finds himself being begged to return to the station.
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* AintTooProudToBeg: Mouth returns to the TV station, intending to bed beg for his old job back; when Mouth enters the station manager’s office, Mouth finds himself being begged to return to the station.station; he swiftly parlays thus into getting an intern and his own office.
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** Despite living together and being engaged for some time, Peyton is still finding pictures of Lucas and Lindsey.
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** Despite living together and being engaged for some time, Peyton is still finding pictures of Lucas and Lindsey. When told this, Lucas winces and apologises, having thought he’d got them all.
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* AintToProudToBeg: Mouth returns to the TV station, intending to bed for his old job back; when Mouth enters the station manager’s office, Mouth finds himself being begged to return to the station.
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* AintToProudToBeg: AintTooProudToBeg: Mouth returns to the TV station, intending to bed for his old job back; when Mouth enters the station manager’s office, Mouth finds himself being begged to return to the station.
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Nathan and Haley must parent Jamie about facing a school bully, and Lucas and Peyton adjust to life as a couple and living together. Plus, Brooke finds being a role model not as easy as she expected, and Mouth tries to get his old job back.
! Contains examples of the following tropes:
* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Lucas not being able to perform in his mother’s bed winds up leaving Peyton in hysterics.
* AintToProudToBeg: Mouth returns to the TV station, intending to bed for his old job back; when Mouth enters the station manager’s office, Mouth finds himself being begged to return to the station.
* AllMenArePerverts: In Peyton’s dream, Lucas suggests that she and Brooke could share the cage that he’s moving her into.
* BirdsOfAFeather: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]] with Lucas and Peyton - whilst the two share several pronounced similarities, they are ultimately different people with their own tastes and preferences.
* BottleEpisode: Lucas and Peyton spend the episode inside their house and don’t interact with any of the other characters until the end of the episode.
* BrickJoke: Peyton finds Lucas’ cellphone on her side of the house after he divides the property in two, and sends an embarrassing text to Fergie. At the end of the episode, Fergie turns up at Lucas and Peyton’s door.
* TheBusCameBack: Gigi returns for the first time since "[[Recap/OneTreeHillS4E19AshesOfDreamsYouLetDie Ashes of Dreams You Let Die]]" in Season 4, working as Mouth’s new intern.
* ChildrenAreCruel: Jamie winds up being bullied at school because of his cape.
* CharacterTic: When Lucas complains that Music/TheCure’s lyrics are whiny and depressing, Peyton retorts that "if they could squint, they’d be you!"
* CreatorCameo: Grace Potter, who composed and performed the original score for this episode, plays the busker who interacts with Haley.
* FailedASpotCheck:
** Despite living together and being engaged for some time, Peyton is still finding pictures of Lucas and Lindsey.
** Happens repeatedly once Lucas splits the house in two.
*** Peyton finds Lucas’ cellphone on her side of the house, and proceeds to send an embarrassing text to Fergie.
*** Lucas has the television and his Xbox on his side of the house, but Peyton has the TV remote.
*** Peyton tries to irritate Lucas into coming onto her side of the house by blasting "Fascination Street" by Music/TheCure, only for Lucas just turn off the electricity to the master bedroom because the breakers are on his side of the house.
* ILied: When Peyton assumes that Lucas already owns doubles of all of her music, he sheepishly admits that he lied to her about liking Music/TheCure.
* TheLoinsSleepTonight: After moving into the master bedroom with Peyton, Lucas finds himself unable to perform because he can’t get past it being his mom’s bedroom, much to Peyton’s amusement.
* MamaBear: Haley winds up getting into an argument and shoving Chuck Skolnick’s mother when she refuses to discipline her son for bullying Jamie.
* ShoutOut: When Peyton finds the house split in two, she alluded to it being something that belongs in ''Series/TheBradyBunch''.
* TakeAThirdOption: Nathan turns up at Jamie’s school wearing a cape, dunks a basketball and upon being asked how he did so, credits the cape and points to a box of capes for the rest of Jamie’s class, who all eagerly run over to the box.
* ThisIsMySide: Lucas divides the house down the middle in an attempt to prove to Peyton how stupid the article in ''B. Davis'' magazine really is.
* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "Messin' With The Kid" by Junior Wells.
! Contains examples of the following tropes:
* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Lucas not being able to perform in his mother’s bed winds up leaving Peyton in hysterics.
* AintToProudToBeg: Mouth returns to the TV station, intending to bed for his old job back; when Mouth enters the station manager’s office, Mouth finds himself being begged to return to the station.
* AllMenArePerverts: In Peyton’s dream, Lucas suggests that she and Brooke could share the cage that he’s moving her into.
* BirdsOfAFeather: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]] with Lucas and Peyton - whilst the two share several pronounced similarities, they are ultimately different people with their own tastes and preferences.
* BottleEpisode: Lucas and Peyton spend the episode inside their house and don’t interact with any of the other characters until the end of the episode.
* BrickJoke: Peyton finds Lucas’ cellphone on her side of the house after he divides the property in two, and sends an embarrassing text to Fergie. At the end of the episode, Fergie turns up at Lucas and Peyton’s door.
* TheBusCameBack: Gigi returns for the first time since "[[Recap/OneTreeHillS4E19AshesOfDreamsYouLetDie Ashes of Dreams You Let Die]]" in Season 4, working as Mouth’s new intern.
* ChildrenAreCruel: Jamie winds up being bullied at school because of his cape.
* CharacterTic: When Lucas complains that Music/TheCure’s lyrics are whiny and depressing, Peyton retorts that "if they could squint, they’d be you!"
* CreatorCameo: Grace Potter, who composed and performed the original score for this episode, plays the busker who interacts with Haley.
* FailedASpotCheck:
** Despite living together and being engaged for some time, Peyton is still finding pictures of Lucas and Lindsey.
** Happens repeatedly once Lucas splits the house in two.
*** Peyton finds Lucas’ cellphone on her side of the house, and proceeds to send an embarrassing text to Fergie.
*** Lucas has the television and his Xbox on his side of the house, but Peyton has the TV remote.
*** Peyton tries to irritate Lucas into coming onto her side of the house by blasting "Fascination Street" by Music/TheCure, only for Lucas just turn off the electricity to the master bedroom because the breakers are on his side of the house.
* ILied: When Peyton assumes that Lucas already owns doubles of all of her music, he sheepishly admits that he lied to her about liking Music/TheCure.
* TheLoinsSleepTonight: After moving into the master bedroom with Peyton, Lucas finds himself unable to perform because he can’t get past it being his mom’s bedroom, much to Peyton’s amusement.
* MamaBear: Haley winds up getting into an argument and shoving Chuck Skolnick’s mother when she refuses to discipline her son for bullying Jamie.
* ShoutOut: When Peyton finds the house split in two, she alluded to it being something that belongs in ''Series/TheBradyBunch''.
* TakeAThirdOption: Nathan turns up at Jamie’s school wearing a cape, dunks a basketball and upon being asked how he did so, credits the cape and points to a box of capes for the rest of Jamie’s class, who all eagerly run over to the box.
* ThisIsMySide: Lucas divides the house down the middle in an attempt to prove to Peyton how stupid the article in ''B. Davis'' magazine really is.
* TitledAfterTheSong: The episode title is taken from the song "Messin' With The Kid" by Junior Wells.
