
You see, Summer's uteris is like Area 51 - conspiracy theorists (ie, Taylor) believe there to be an alien housed there, and will stop at nothing to prove it. When Seth discovers the pregancy test that Taylor has smuggled with her (on their New Year's trip to Lost Wages,) Three's Company-like confusion ensues, and unwarranted fear spreads like Orson Welle's War of the Worlds radio broadcast. Backing this portion of the events is John Digweed's "Warung Beach," a sweeping electronica track which serves as a great transition as they follow a woman dressed as an alien to the rave party. Of course that 'alien' stole the proof that Summer and Taylor had on the alien invasion - the home pregnancy test result in Taylor's purse. In the end, though, just like the alien kept at Area 51, the pregnancy turns out to not be there at all (sorry Mulder and Scully.)

Playlist: The O.C. - Episode 4.08
1. "Warung Beach" - John Digweed - When the Range Rover pulls up to a gas station. Picks up again as the Range Rover chases a woman dressed as an alien. Heard finally at a warehouse where there's an alien rave party.
2. "Smile Like You Mean It" - Tally Hall - You hear this song as Ryan, Seth, Summer and Taylor head out to Las Vegas for New Years Eve.
3. "Desafinado" - Si Zentner - Played at the New Years Yacht club party
4. "Dogzilla" - Dogzilla (iTunes) - At the alien warehouse rave... then used again at end of the episode.
5. "Something for Cat" - Henry Mancini - At the Yacht Club party
Previously: It's a wonderful (alternate) life
tags: music, television, soundtrack, the oc, henry mancini, breakfast at tiffanys, area 51, john digweed, aliens, rhapsody
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