One Tree Hill's Barbara Alyn Woods, 64, and Paul Johansson, 62, reunite 14 years after series ended... see them now

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One Tree Hill fans will remember Barbara Alyn Woods and Paul Johansson as the toxic Deb and Dan Scott on the classic CW drama series. 

Now, 14 years after the beloved soap aired its final season, Woods, 64, and Johansson, 62, have reunited for a new project.

The pair have decided to team up to host their own podcast called Not Over The Hill. 

'Turns out, we’re NOT over the hill,' Woods wrote on Instagram, before teasing that she and Johansson are ready 'to say everything they won't'.

The pair have been promoting the podcast with a handful of social media clips, but have yet to provide a release date for the project.

One Tree Hill fans are already thrilled to see the duo together again, with one commenting, 'So they just don't age or what?'

One Tree Hill's Barbara Alyn Woods and Paul Johansson have reunited for a new project 14 years after One Tree Hill was canceled; the pair are pictured in 2005

Fans will remember the pair as the toxic Deb and Dan Scott, who were in many of the show's most outrageous storylines

Another wrote, 'EVERYBODY STAY CALM!!! Dan and Deb are back at it again!' 

Johansson was one of the longest-running stars on One Tree Hill, remaining on the show for all nine seasons.

Woods is also an original cast member, although she departed the series in seasons seven and eight, before returning as a special guest star in the show's ninth and final season.

Dan and Deb were known for their toxic relationship throughout the course of the show, with Deb even attempting to kill Dan at one point.

Since One Tree Hill ended in 2012, both Woods and Johansson have continued to work steadily in film and on television. 

Johansson most notably appeared on Mad Men, CSI, NCIS, and in a lead role on SyFy's Van Helsing.

Meanwhile, Woods most recently had a recurring role on the Chucky TV series, which also starred her daughter Alyvia Alyn Lind.

All three of Woods' daughters have followed in their mother's footsteps by launching successful acting careers in Hollywood.

Woods, 64, and Johansson, 62, have reunited for a new podcast called Not Over The Hill

In addition to Alyvia's role on Chucky and Netflix's Wayward, her sister Emily, 24, starred in HBO's Gossip Girl reboot and is now on the hit Amazon Prime series We Were Liars.

Woods' eldest daughter Natalie is also currently starring in the Yellowstone spin-off Dutton Ranch, which has become one of the biggest shows on Paramount+.

Natalie also told the Daily Mail back in June that she's hoping to appear on the reality TV competition series Survivor, but is unsure if she can make it work with her Dutton Ranch schedule. 

Outside of acting, Woods has been swept up in a whirlwind romance with Golden Bachelorette star Mark Anderson.

In a recent interview with People magazine, Woods referred to Anderson as 'the love of my life'.

'I want to tell women in the entire universe my age: Don't give up, because he's out there. Don't ever settle,' she said.

'He has the best kids, and so do I, and they're all friends, and it's just been a blessing for all of us,' she gushed.

Outside of acting, Woods has been swept up in a whirlwind romance with Golden Bachelorette star Mark Anderson

Woods is a mother to her actress daughters Natalie Alyn Lind and Alyvia Alyn Lind

Woods and her ex-husband John Lind divorced in 2024 after 20 years of marriage, although according to court documents they had been separated since 2021.

She first met Anderson after seeing him on an episode of The Bachelor, after his daughter Kelsey starred on (and won) Joey Graziadei's season of the dating series.

Woods slid into Anderson's DMs on Instagram after seeing him on screen, but at that point he'd already been cast on The Golden Bachelorette.

Anderson eventually responded to the actress after he was eliminated from the series, and they built a connection through social media before meeting in the real world. 

Discussing their romance on the Drama Queens podcast, Woods described Anderson as, 'the nicest, warmest, most loving, giving person I've ever met in my life. He gets recognized way more than I do!'

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