The O.C.

Ryan decides to go and invite his mother to his graduation party. Taylor and Summer work together to try and find out what Seth is hiding, but Summer ends up getting hurt. Marissa realises she is in bad company after she finds out how low Volchok's friends can go. Sandy is able to fix his work problems with Matt but while doing so he hurts Kirsten.

When college acceptance and rejection letters are received the kids must consider what path they are going to follow. Ryan and Sadie are trying to decide what they will do after high school. Taylor holds a college party and Summer and Marissa fix their friendship problems.

Julie and Dr. Roberts announce their engagement and the Cooper ladies move in with Summer and her dad. Meanwhile, Marissa drifts away from the group and Summer when she seeks solace in the bad company of Volchok and his crew. Ryan tries to move on with Sadie, but Seth's concerns for Marissa get in the way. At the Newport Group, Sandy's woes with Matt continue and Kirsten surprises Seth with a night out.

When an old friend returns to Newport, Ryan decides to help her, which causes problems for him and Sadie. When Summer and Seth run into another rough patch Taylor tries to help them out. Sandy has to deal with more problems with the Newport Group and Marissa must deal with being alone.

Ryan thinks about not inviting Marissa to his 18th birthday after their falling out but Sandy tries to get him to invite a relative. After months of avoiding telling Summer and Marissa the truth Neil and Julie tell Summer and Marissa the truth.

When Ryan and Sadie go on a road trip to search for one of Johnny's relatives they end up in Ryan's old neighborhood in Chino, which brings the two closer together. While the two are away Marissa is implicated in Johnny's death and Seth and Summer learn the truth about Julie and Dr. Roberts new secret.

Kaitlin prepares herself to head back to school. Ryan has doubts about his relationship with Marissa after helping out Sadie. Kirsten and Julie make plans for a Valentine's Day party.

Sandy and Matt's hospital project hits a roadblock. Kirsten and Julie run into troubles of their own with their matchmaking business. Marissa confesses her feelings to Johnny. Summer finds out out about Seth.

Kaitlin starts going out with Johnny with the sole motive of making Marissa jealous. Seth starts getting nostalgic as he prepares for his Brown interview.

It's winter break and Kaitlin Cooper has returned home from her Montecito boarding school.

Ryan, Seth and Summer launch a campaign to get Marissa back into Harbour. With the help of Dr. Kim they get the board of trustees to hear the case will Marissa be permitted to return for her final semester?

Chrismukkah has returned to the Cohen house and Seth suggests to have a Bar Mitzvah to Ryan to raise money for Johnny's knee surgery after his accident but Ryan then pulls out after seeing Johnny and Marissa get too close.

Marissa visits Johnny at his house after his accident to see how he is doing. Julie and Kirsten get a contract for their new catering business while Sandy, Ryan and Matt meet with investors.

Ryan, Summer, Seth, and Marissa think about what they'd like to do with their lives as they compile their college applications, but they run across several obstacles; Johnny's surfing career takes an unfortunate twist; a revealed secret complicates Julie's friendship with Kirsten.

When the gang heads to The Bait Shop to see The Subways, Taylor's horsing around causes a major rift between Seth and Summer. Marissa, determined to end the potentially explosive rift between Ryan and Volchok, does whatever it takes to watch out for Ryan. Meanwhile, Matt, Sandy's Newport Group partner, goes above and beyond the call of duty when he learns he has to cut Newport Group staff.

Marissa discovers something in Johnny that Ryan lacks and Charlotte convinces Julie and Kirsten to throw a charity event. After discovering fake IDs in Charlotte's purse, Julie confronts her.

Ryan decides to make a life-changing decision that Sandy reluctantly supports; Marissa looks to her new friends to help with her latest crisis with Ryan; Summer and Seth go on a mission to reveal a secret between Taylor and Dean Hess; Charlotte makes Julie an offer that she can't refuse.

Marissa struggles with attending a public high school, and her new friends make Ryan jealous; Charlotte's ruse is up when she learns that Kirsten did not inherit any money from Caleb; Julie's mansion is repossessed, leaving her with nothing; Taylor's power play dethrones Summer as commitee chairman, who then learns an interesting secret about her and Dean Hess.

Jimmy must make once more the difficult decision to leave or stay with his family; Kirsten returns to the Cohen household while Charlotte has to leave her house; Marissa and Ryan face a possible separation; Taylor lords over the school musical and makes Summer and Seth her stooges.

Social Chair Marissa tries to plan this year’s carnival but is having much difficulty due to a little pest named Taylor. Sandy is surprised to find Kirsten has been released from rehab but instead of informing him, she has been living with another woman named Charlotte who she met in rehab. Julie and Sandy meet with the Dean and Dr. Kim to discuss Ryan and Marissa’s future at Harbor High. Later Ryan and Marissa partake in a similar meeting. Elsewhere Jimmy meets a man and feels more than open to discuss his money problems with him.

In the season three opener, we start off with senior year starting in a few days. It has been a couple of months since the shooting. Trey has been in a coma all this time leaving the D.A. impatiently waiting for his side of the story. Feeling the pressure from the community the D.A. continues to put pressure on Ryan, Marisa, Seth, Summer and others for more information. Meanwhile Julie is steaming mad because Caleb’s accountant won’t give up the goods on Caleb’s will and Kirsten is still in rehab.

Sandy and the boys devise a plan to save Trey from going to jail after he took the fall for supplying drugs at his birthday party. Kirsten and Carter, fulfilling more than their editorial duties, take a trip to Featherbrook's winery. Meanwhile, Caleb returns home and questions his marriage with Julie.

It's Trey's 21st birthday and Marissa, anxious to help Trey and Ryan forge a relationship, throws a birthday party for Trey at the Cooper-Nichol mansion that turns out to be a rager. Seth is left in hot water by both Summer and Zach, but why? Sandy wants to continue his friendship with Carter, leaving a confused Kirsten. Meanwhile, Julie shares some memories with an "old" friend and in the process learns a few things and gains a few ideas.

Sandy reluctantly serves as host/auctioneer at yet another OC benefit; Trey lies to Ryan to prove that he can be self-dependent; Carter reinvigorates Seth and Zach's comic book dream, much to the annoyance of Summer. Marissa moves in with the Cohens.

When Ryan's brother, Trey, gets out of jail and gives Ryan a call, the Cohens give him a warm welcome. Though, Ryan knows nothing good can come from it. Zach returns from his Italy trip and gives some news leaving Summer curious and Seth ... not really sure what to think. Meanwhile, after Julie admits her naked mistake to Kirsten, they both agree to get Caleb in on it for more help. Newport Living is officially launched.

Spring has flung in Newport where Marissa recruits Ryan to help her with Harbor School's Pep Rally Bonfire. Alex accepts that her and Marissa are from two different lives and knows she is fighting a lost cause. Seth is stuck and misses last year's good times while Summer disagrees and tells him it's time to move on. Meanwhile, Julie still doesn't know what she is gonna do about her blackmailer and seeks some advice from Sandy. Kirsten wants Carter to stick with the magazine despite his reservations.

After Lindsay moves to Chicago with her mom, Ryan is heartbroken and Caleb's confused. Seth, Summer, and Marissa invite Ryan to the mall to get his mind off things. Caleb tags along to vent when Sandy tries to make amends with Kirsten by searching for her wedding ring or even a grand gesture that will take her back to when Sandy first proposed. Meanwhile, Alex learns that Marissa might not be as into her as she thought she would be. Kirsten and Julie call an editor for Newport Living but at the same time Julie's Riverside past catches up to her.

It's a rainy day in Newport where Lindsay decides to take the DNA test and makes a difficult choice regarding her life with Caleb while Ryan helps her through it. Sandy still wants to help Rebecca with her case and tries to convince her not to run again. Kirsten is still upset and wishes her marriage would go back to normal and for Rebecca's case to be over with. Meanwhile, Seth thinks he's lost Summer forever untill Summer is unable to hide from her feelings once and for all. Marissa moves out of the Cooper-Nichol mansion and moves in with Alex after she tells her mother about Alex being her girlfriend.

As Sandy continues working on Rebecca's case, Kirsten questions how strong their feelings are for one another. Seth continues his downward spiral in the aftermath of Zach and Summer's Valentine's night together, while Marissa confronts her fear about her relationship with Alex. Caleb offers Lindsay a place in his family, but not without a paternity test.

It's Valentines Day 2005 in O.C. when Sandy and Kirsten's conflict about Rebecca continues. Ryan tries to make peace with Caleb to spend Valentines Day with Lindsay. While Seth, Zach, and Summer head to San Diego in hope to make their Comic Book idea succeed Seth has a breakdown and ends up in a lonely state. Marissa and Alex take a step forward in their relationship while Julie returns from her trip in hope to reconnect with Marissa.

After hearing about Lindsay and Ryan's failed attempt at dinner with Caleb the night before, Kirsten arranges a dinner that she can supervise. But her presence makes no difference when Ryan and Caleb butt heads and disaster strikes. Sandy keeps Rebecca's presence in Newport a secret from Kirsten after deciding to take her case to court. Marissa and Alex's relationship intensifies, while Seth and Summer spend a lot of time together at Zach's insistence.

Things heat up between Sandy and Kirsten when Sandy decides to help his mentor in law school find his daughter, Rebecca, whom was Sandy's first love. Seth and Zach start up a comic book based on their lives in Newport, while Summer questions why she's been left out. Ryan makes the attempt to unite Lindsay and Caleb after Lindsay tells Ryan she is curious in getting to know her "new" father. While Julie is in Paris, Marissa looks for new ways to rebel; in doing so, her friendship with Alex increases.

Seth is thrown when Alex's ex arrives in town for a visit, and is even more thrown when he finds out who it is. Julie has a plan to try and save The Newport Group, which to everyone's surprise, might actually work. Lindsay sticks out when she joins Summer and Marissa for a girls night out; meanwhile, Ryan, Seth and Zach contemplate playing it safe on a guys' night in. But nothing ever goes as planned.

When Sandy forgets his and Kirsten's 20th wedding anniversary, he finds himself going to a lot of trouble to make it up to her. Seth and Ryan's respective relationships with Alex and Lindsay add to the trouble, and doubt falls upon their futures together. Marissa and Julie continue to butt heads over DJ, and Summer wants to take her relationship with Zach to the next level.

After Caleb's confession, The Cohens try to welcome Lindsay as part of the family. Jimmy is faced with a choice when Marissa finds out about his relationship with his ex-wife, Julie. Seth attempts to be a "bad boy" like Ryan to impress Alex. Summer finds out what Zach did on his Christmas break while Ryan and Lindsay want to know if it is too awkward for them to be together.

It's Chrismukkah once again in The O.C. and this year, Seth wants to take it global. As Caleb is faced with the looming prospect of going to prison, Sandy convinces him to come forward and reveal the truth about his involvement with Renee. Julie and Jimmy spend some quality time together. Caleb's confession shocks the Cohen and Nichol family to the core, and nothing will be the same again.

It's the annual "SnO.C." winter dance. Seth wants to take his relationship with Alex further, but she might have other plans. Marissa's secret relationship with D.J. is exposed, while Zach continues his pursuit of a Seth-free relationship with Summer. Sandy solves Caleb's legal puzzle ending with a shocking twist.

It's a new era in Newport Beach. Kirsten and Julie try and work together at The Newport Group, while Sandy tries to find out what Caleb is hiding. Seth and Ryan go on a double date with Lindsay and Alex, but it ends differently than the four of them might have expected.

After Caleb is released from custody, he must make some decisions about the Newport Group, and his decisions don't sit well with Kirsten. Seth is determined to win back Summer's friendship, even if it means getting a job. Ryan has a string of awkward encounters with a new girl at school, while Marissa faces being alone.

Now that Ryan and Seth have returned to Newport, its time to get back to school. The boys reunite with their former girlfriends but it becomes apparent that things will not be going back to the way they were. Caleb's legal troubles catch up with him, and Hailey has bad news for Jimmy.

The summer is coming to an end, and Seth hasn't returned home to Newport. In the midst of home renovations, Sandy and Kirsten are strained and missing their son. Ryan has begun his new life with Theresa in Chino, as Marissa is alone and in a dark place. Summer is slowly getting over Seth.

Nana Cohen comes to California for Passover with some sad news. Ryan searches for Marissa, who'd gone missing after learning Julie and Luke's secret, and he finds her in the most unlikely of places. Summer tries to impress Nana. Jimmy and Hailey take a step forward.

When Summer and Marissa run into Grady Bridges, the star of Summer's favourite prime-time soap 'The Valley', he invites them to an LA party, and they accept. On the road trip to LA, Seth, Summer, Marissa, and Ryan run into Hailey, now working at a strip club. Jimmy and Sandy present their restaurant to Newport's finest and approach Caleb for some financial help.

Anna announces that she is leaving Newport to go back to Pittsburgh, which leaves Seth feeling saddened and guilt-ridden. Legal troubles brew for Caleb and Kirsten while Sandy works to solve them. Luke and Julie's secret romance is getting harder to contain, and Theresa brings a bit of trouble from Chino to the O.C.

Ryan and Marissa begin their life together as "friends", but both discover that it might be harder to do than to say. Theresa drops into Newport for work, and another visit. Julie and Luke realize the meaning of "booty calls", and Seth and Summer make a declaration.

It's Valentine's Day in Newport, and everyone is preparing for the Valentine's singles benefit. Luke has a new crush, while Sandy gives Seth some sex advice. An old friend of Ryan's shows up in town, which forces Marissa to lay her feelings on the table. Seth and Summer take their relationship to another level.

Changes are happening within the couplehoods of the O.C.'ers. Lines seem to be blurred. Oliver reveals himself as he falls apart, but not before Ryan is completely left in the cold. Someone loses school, one loses work, two lose their partners, and one more loses it all.

Sandy and Jimmy have plans to sign papers for the Lighthouse... but is Jimmy ready? Oliver makes his plans official to Ryan, but Ryan just cannot catch a break from anyone and finds himself in an all too familiar position. Summer has a "big" new boyfriend... for a little while. And Julie gets a job.

Oliver plans a trip for the gang, but things don't go as well as everyone might have hoped- except for Oliver of course. Summer really plants herself into "friendship" within Anna and Seth's relationship. Jimmy and Sandy decide to go into business together. Caleb and Julie return from Europe, and Hailey and Kirsten butt heads. Ryan finds himself in the cold.

Hailey discovers she isn't as welcome as she might have thought. Perhaps the Cohen house is full? Luke makes some new friends, while Seth and Anna try to tell a friend about their decision. Rooney sings, a lot, and Oliver noses, a lot. Trouble brews.

It's New Years and "love" is in the air. A sister returns home, and throws a party. Oliver casts his spell. Sandy and Kirsten find themselves in a rut, and out of their environment. Seth finally makes a decision between Summer and Anna. 2004 is born.

Ryan, and the World, are officially introduced to the bi-religious holiday Chrismukkah, thanks to Seth. And Seth insists he has TWO Godly forces helping him as he plays TWO girls. Marissa has some 'discount shopping' to do, and finds herself in an embarrassing situation, or two, or three. Kirsten does something that could cost her more than just her job. Summer and Anna each have very special gifts for Seth, but which one will he like the most? And a new boy enters the Newport scene.

Seth and Kirsten want to avoid facing the world after their respective displays at Thanksgiving. Sandy has some advice for Jimmy, which doesn't sit well with Julie. Ryan and Luke find themselves getting along after an O.C. loved-one comes out of the closet to face negative reactions.

It's Thanksgiving time in ‘the O.C.' It's time for family reunions, and Ryan gets called home by his family. Is it because of the holiday, or is it for a favor? Marissa decides to go along for the ride, but ends up going down Ryan's bad-memory lane instead. Seth plays the player role, but not very well.

Couples are plentiful in 'The O.C.' It is a night of firsts. Now that they are free to love one another, Ryan and Marissa plan their first official date. Kirsten sees her father with a new woman, and fears Sandy has found a new woman of his own. Seth takes matters into his own hands with a girl, and is taken by another girl.

Back to school for the O.C. kids. No one really wants to be there, except for the gossips. Ryan doesn't feel like he fits in at his new school, and Luke doesn't make the situation any better. Sandy accepts a case at his new job, a case that will test his relationship with Kirsten and her father. Anna and Seth hatch a plan. Marissa chooses her man.

Everyone is back home in Newport, and Marissa is recovering. Julie points her finger at Ryan and forbids him from seeing Marissa, who does not appreciate the help. Sandy starts his new job, but finds himself surprised by the case work. Kirsten finds herself surprised by Sandy's new co-worker. Ryan enrolls at his new school, with conditions. Julie gets an intervention, and Jimmy gets a new roommate.

The Newport kids plan an end-of-summer trip down to Tijuana, Mexico (aka "T.J."). Jimmy has plans of his own, which don't sit well with Marissa. Sandy gets a new job, which Kirsten can't understand. Summer, Seth, Ryan and Marissa find themselves in a strange place together. Jimmy takes it too far. Disaster strikes one of the O.C. kids.

Kirsten's father, Caleb Nichol, comes for a visit along with his new girlfriend, Gabrielle. 24-year-old Grandma Nichol has arrived. Kirsten finds her job in jeopardy, while Sandy considers making a change. Much to Ryan's disappointment, Luke decides he wants a second chance with Marissa... but who will Marissa choose? Summer makes the moves on Seth, who wonders if her feelings are real.

Ryan takes a job at the Crab Shack diner. A co-worker at the diner might mean bad news for the Newport kids. Ryan asks Marissa out on a date. Sandy attempts to help Jimmy sort out his life, and gives him some bad news. Julie reveals a long-held secret to Kirsten. Disaster strikes at another one of Holly's parties.

It's time for the annual Cotillion ball. Cherished by many, hated by most, it's the time when Newport's finest young ladies enter society. More information about Jimmy's business trouble comes to light, and Kirsten's loan to Jimmy is not happy news for Sandy.

Sandy comes to Ryan's rescue once again, after he has a difficult stay in Juvenile Hall. Seth makes Kirsten aware of his anger over Ryan's situation, and Kirsten makes a compromise. Ryan's mother, Dawn, makes a surprise visit to Newport, and things don't go quite as she and Ryan may have planned. The monetary secret involving Julie, Jimmy, Kirsten and Sandy comes to a head.

Faced with the prospect of life in a group home, Ryan decides to run away from Newport, but Seth and Marissa convince him to stay and hide in a vacant building project. Jimmy discusses his recent financial woes with Kirsten, and she offers a solution. After Luke witnesses a close encounter between Marissa and Ryan, he confronts Ryan and a fight breaks loose. Ryan's presence in Newport is exposed in a big way, and two arrests are made.

A new life for Ryan Atwood, the Cohens and the Cooper families, and basically everyone else in the wealthy, picturesque, secretive, turbulent community of Orange County. Be prepared to meet spoiled rich kids and watch Ryan struggle to fit in with his new crowd...

The Industrialist has assembled Newports greatest villains in an attempt to defeat the Atomic kids once and for all, setting up an epic battle between all of our heroes and villains. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

Taylor (aka Type A) offers her skills as PR manager to the team. But soon after Taylor takes the job, her micromanagement begins to drive the team members crazy. They decide to fire her ... if they could only figure out a way to do it. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

Villain Blinding Abs possesses the ability to mesmerize all women. Can Kid Chino and the Ironist defeat Cosmo Lass and Lil' Miss Vixen in order to bring him to justice? Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.: Cosmolass (inspired by Marissa Cooper) possesses a magic flask and cool Cosmobile; Kid Chino (in honor of Ryan Atwood) can transform his fists into an indestructible metal alloy for a super-powered punch; Lil' Miss Vixen (paying homage to Summer Roberts) rides an invisible Vespa scooter and sports razor-sharp credit cards; and The Ironist (based upon Seth himself) disarms adversaries with his quick wit and mind-bending rhetoric.

A jilted Johnny Harper (aka Johnny Tears) is on a hysterical rampage, his sulfuric acid tears leaving a wake of destruction behind him, because Cosmo Lass won't go out with him. It's up to the Atomic kids to stop him. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

Kid Chino is being framed for crimes against the elderly that were really committed by his evil brother, Trey. Chino and the Ironist must disguise themselves as old ladies to try to catch Trey in the act. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

When an alluring bartender named Alex invites the Ironist back to her motel room, she transforms into the villainess Battle Axe. Can the rest of the team find them in time to save the Ironist from certain doom? Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

The Ironist and Kid Chino (joined by Sandy, aka the Litigator) arrive at the shore for some much-needed rest and relaxation. But when they arrive, they find that the beach has been closed by the newly back-from-the-dead Caleb Nichols (aka The Industrialist). And the fate of the beach hinges on a surfing competition. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

The Atomic kids need to save their comrade All-American Boy, who has been captured by the villainess Mistress Widow. While the gang scuffles with the Arachnids (Mistress Widow's beefcake henchmen), Mistress Widow escapes with Cosmo Lass's magic flask. But for what purpose? Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

The Atomic kids are fighting a losing battle with a giant robot when a hero called the Mentalist arrives on the scene and uses his mental powers to blast the menacing machine. Invited to the Mentalist's swanky penthouse headquarters, the gang learns that this hero has ulterior motives for saving them. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

Kid Chino is constantly pestered by The Ironist as he tries to cope with a number of urgent calamities. Every possible means of communication is utilized to interrupt Chino while he's busy trying to save the world. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

Punky Spitfire is a new superhero looking to join the Atomic kids. The Ironist welcomes Punky to their headquarters, but a catfight breaks out when Lil' Miss Vixen sees the Ironist being chummy with Punky. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

Cosmo Lass has to drink from her magic flask to use her powers. And on this particular evening there is much evil afoot. With each successive new villain she encounters, Cosmo Lass needs another drink. This makes her progressively more drunk and less effective as a crimefighter. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

While patrolling downtown Newport on her invisible Vespa, Lil' Miss Vixen learns of a shoe sale a few blocks away. But before she can buy anything, Vixen needs to catch the mugger who attacked a customer outside the store. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.

The gala at the Newport Country Club is under attack from a demonic water polo player and the Atomic kids are called in to defeat him. Previously only available to wireless users, The Atomic County, an original animated action adventure series derived from the comic book created by the character Seth Cohen in the hit series The O.C., is now viewable exclusively on iTunes. Comprised of 14 animated shorts that run 2 minutes each, The Atomic County stars four cartoon superheroes inspired by Seth's friends on The O.C.: Cosmolass (inspired by Marissa Cooper) possesses a magic flask and cool Cosmobile; Kid Chino (in honor of Ryan Atwood) can transform his fists into an indestructible metal alloy for a super-powered punch; Lil' Miss Vixen (paying homage to Summer Roberts) rides an invisible Vespa scooter and sports razor-sharp credit cards; and The Ironist (based upon Seth himself) disarms adversaries with his quick wit and mind-bending rhetoric.

Exclusive interviews with cast and crew. "Before The O.C." detailing what the shows stars did prior to this hit. Behind-the-scenes footage and bloopers. Another review of Season 1, and an exclusive extended preview of Season 2.