Sophia Bush Addresses Why 'One Tree Hill' Reunion Idea Is Not a "Wall Anymore," Talks Climate Change Initiative
Though One Tree Hill ended its nine-season run a decade ago on The CW, the mega-popular teen drama is one that fans still can't get enough of. With streaming keeping the show fresh for new audiences, Sophia Bush is well aware of its hold on fans and the plea for a spinoff or reunion special, especially with the revival of the series through her podcast Drama Queens with former co-stars Bethany Joy Lenz and Hilarie Burton. But will it ever happen?
In an exclusive with PopCulture.com host Tania Hussain to help showcase the importance of addressing climate change with 3M Climate Innovation Center, the award-winning actress, activist and Drama Queens podcast host admits that though the answer for a continuation — whether it be a spinoff or a movie — was "no" for a long time, things are always up for discussion.
"I think for us, the answer was no — and then we decided to take back our show by doing this podcast [Drama Queens]. And now I don't really know. We're only in Season 3 in the podcast, we have so much to get through before we're at the end of the show, before we could consider doing something else," Bush told PopCulture. "But we are having a really good time, so I will say, I don't think it's necessarily a wall anymore."
The idea for a possible One Tree Hill return is a "funny" one for Bush whose latest partnership with 3M — which is working to advance decarbonization technologies by showcasing the power of science to address climate change during Climate Week NYC — ties perfectly to a conversation she had with her co-hosts, Lenz and Burton.
