With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept

This would have to be the best episode of this series. It dealt with real issues without being preachy but still made the right impact with its audience. This episode made me think of not only all the senseless high school shootings around the world, but also the horrible things that went on in my own high school 10 years ago. Whilst I do agree with the previous comment that some of the characters were bland in this episode, I think it was a wise choice to keep most of the main cast lower key, as the point of this episode was Jimmy's struggle. What a fantastic portrayal of a kid in crisis. Well done guys on a powerful and memorable episode. Keep it up. This series just keeps getting better and better!

In my opinion this is in the top 5 episodes of OTH. This episode is so well written and is sensitive to the topic at hand. It seems very realistic which is informative but very heartbreaking, a must watch

I can understand how other reviews, especially people from America who have been close to such things happening, react differently then I do. I, for my part, bow in front of the writers for their courage because I think that they managed to bring this topic across as real as if even can be shown on a TV Show and as sad as it is, things like the ones shown in this one are becoming part of our lives at the moment, in every country. That does not make it good in any way. It is horrible and cannot be ignored. But to show it like this makes it more real, at least for me. I have heard so much about these things but, luckily, never was part of it in any way. Showing it like this shows that this issue is not ignored which, in my mind is good.

This episode moved me more then any of the other ones out of one simple reason. It felt real (thanks to writers and actors for delivering it with just the right amount of respect and input it needs), at least to me it did. It will never be as real for me as for someone who actually had to see it but I believe it gave me a way of understanding the topic, the people involved, just a bit better.

To everyone who had to live through something like this - I am so glad you survived and believe me, we won't forget, not ever.

alright listen, whoever you are that commented this and said you watched it by accident. i was just about to go to bed when i saw that comment and i decided to make an account and say something on the spot. you don't know what you are talking about. whatever show you were talking about is stupid and no one could do anything better than one tree hill.

you don't know the people and the lives that they lived and the events that led up to that. you don't know who any of them are. you don't know who Kieth was you don't know who jimmy was and you sure as hell don't know Dan and why he killed Keith. it was a good ending to an amazing episode.

it makes everyone cry and it is the sadness show in the world, well everyone except you because you are a cold hearted bitch that doesn't know what they are talking about k? k!

PS. Lindsay's a slut so is Carrie

Peyton and Lucas were meant to be Nathan and Haley are always and forever Keith and Karen were also meant to be and Brooke misses chase :)

This episode was by far one of the best TV episodes of any show I've ever watched, let alone on the WB.

Hearing Jimmy talk about high school society brought tears to my eyes, not only because his words were so touching and heartfelt, but because what he was saying was true.

This is a great episode for teens to watch, especially before entering high school. It teaches them to be more open and not to exclude anyone, because this episode provides insight to the effects of that neglect.

One thing I liked about this episode was that it was all serious. No frivolous teen problems, no "will these pants make my butt look good?" issues, and no comedy. The entire episode dealt with serious issues, and, especially coming from a not-so-serious show, the magnitude of the subject matter was handled beautifully.

A major theme of this episode was to make sure that what was going on in high school society would stop. A character acts upon this need for change. I feel that this episode screams for change, and I feel that the episode instilled the necessary impact needed to start that change.