Brooks' revelations about his past inspire Dawson, Pacey is encouraged to push his relationship with Joey. Pacey tries to disrupt Dawson's efforts to woo Gretchen, and Drue's mischief ends with him and Joey locked inside a storage closet.
Joey's surprise birthday party for Pacey amplifies long-simmering emotional tensions in the Witter family. Dawson is uncomfortable about meeting Gretchen's friends, and Joey and Pacey are enlisted to help Drue get through an important date. With his friends away on a senior class ski trip, Dawson discovers that he's been given the power over Mr. Brooks' life. As Pacey and Joey analyze their first sexual experience, Mr. Brooks' death brings Dawson and Gretchen's relationship into focus.
Pacey and Joey's efforts to spend a night together create an opportunity for Dawson and Gretchen, and Jen enlists Jack to help spy on her therapist.
The excitement over Joey's college admission dims when she learns the price of tuition. Meanwhile, Jen heads to New York City for a showdown with her father. As Gail awaits the birth of her overdue baby, Joey worries that she may be pregnant. While sparking a pair of possible romances, Capeside's senior prom threatens the future of two other budding relationships.
Gretchen's return to college forces Dawson to make an important decision, and Jen balks when Grams wants to sell the house to pay for her tuition. Graduation for the Class of brings friends and family back together but will soon drive them apart. As Dawson prepares to leave for college, he and Joey reunite to say goodbye. This season finds Joey heading off to college, Dawson beginning a film internship in Hollywood and Pacey starting a new career at a restaurant.
Though they've all left Capeside for school and other pursuits, things between Joey, Dawson, Jen, Jack and Pacey remain unsettled. Joey's grim phone message undercuts Dawson's trip to Boston, and Jen decides to give romance a chance. Dawson's decision to drop out of film school is frowned upon by his father, and Joey learns about Pacey's presence in Boston. Dawson's friends look for ways to help ease the pain as he takes on the responsibility of holding the family together after his father's death.
As Joey eagerly prepares for a visit from Dawson, Jack is forced to choose between his fraternity brothers and Tobey. While in Boston to see a psychiatrist about his anxiety attacks, Dawson learns that his friends' lives are also in turmoil.
As Dawson begins therapy, Joey looks for the self-confidence to voice her opinions. Meanwhile, Pacey discovers the truth about Danny's affair. Jen solicits four scary stories during her Halloween night stint as a substitute DJ at the campus radio station.
Dawson and Jen return home to an unexpected dinner party where their new relationship is suddenly unveiled. Jen tries to persuade Dawson to move to Boston, while Joey, Pacey and Audrey get together for a night to celebrate their respective achievements.
As Pacey is forced to choose between a new passion and an old one, Dawson and Jen try to find balance in their new relationship. As Dawson starts film school, Jen's new happiness threatens her radio show. Meanwhile, Joey ends up with two dinner dates and a tough choice to make. While Dawson struggles to direct a classmate's script, Joey faces her feelings about Prof. Joey helps a mugger who robbed her just before being hit by a car. Jen and Pacey get some unexpected advice about romance from a pair of touring musicians.
As Audrey and Pacey join Joey on a road trip to perform with Charlie's band, Dawson's return to Capeside reveals new information about his mom's life. Dawson inadvertently insults an influential critic just before she's about to review his new film. While a spring break trip forces Pacey and Audrey to admit their true feelings for each other, Joey must decide how to handle a persistent Charlie.
As a tour for Charlie's band leaves Joey with a big decision, Pacey and Audrey find that the restaurant's new ownership means big changes for them. While Pacey tries to resist the temptations offered by Alex, a study break leads Dawson into bed with a film critic. The end of the school year sees Dawson and his friends struggling to go their separate ways.
At the airport, everyone's best-laid summer vacation plans are thrown into disarray. Capeside angst hits a fever pitch during the course of the show's final season as Joey and Dawson rekindle their romance -- with mixed results.
An end-of-summer reunion in Boston reignites Dawson and Joey's long-simmering romance. The news of Dawson's summer romance in Los Angeles upends his efforts to woo Joey.
Joey accidentally sends a heartfelt e-mail meant for Dawson to the entire Worthington campus. As the arrival of the film's star creates problems for Dawson, Audrey catches Pacey out on the town when he's supposed to be studying. While Dawson goes all out to keep Natasha in the picture, Audrey is offered a chance to sing with Emma's band. A worried Dawson suspects a ghost is haunting the set and that Todd and Natasha are rekindling their affair.
Audrey's drinking forces Joey to see how her roommate's life is spinning out of control. Jen's efforts to reunite Pacey and his girlfriend at a No Doubt concert backfire when the truth about C. Spending the night at Eddie's puts Joey at risk of losing her scholarship, and Emma agrees to be Pacey's date for an office party.
An out-of-control Audrey brings Christmas dinner at the Leery house crashing down -- literally. As completion of the film creates an unanticipated opportunity for Dawson, Joey comes face to face with Prof. Hetson's unruly teenage daughter. While Audrey gets a second chance and Pacey is offered an unexpected promotion at work, Joey is reunited with Eddie.
Joey recruits Eddie for a cross-country trek to get Audrey into rehab, and Dawson finds that directing in Hollywood is harder than he imagined. Pacey and Jack throw a party replete with surprises, and a visit to see Audrey in rehab brings Dawson face to face with a moviemaking legend.
In his rush to make a hastily arranged date with a beautiful stranger, Pacey ends up locked inside a store with Joey overnight.
As Dawson returns to Capeside High to discuss his career, Pacey is drawn back home by his father's heart attack. As Joey is drafted to fill in as Pacey's assistant, Dawson receives a tempting offer to make a film that he doesn't believe in. While Eddie's unexpected return throws Joey for a loop, Dawson comes home to complete his script. As Eddie surprises Joey with an elaborate end-of-the-school-year gift, Pacey's dreams come crashing down on the heels of a favorite stock's meltdown.
As Pacey struggles to tell Dawson about his costly investment debacle, Jen recruits her mother to help Grams face her bout with cancer. With the future of Dawson's movie in doubt, Joey rallies their friends to help him realize his dream. Five years into the future, Dawson and his friends reunite for his mother's wedding in Capeside. As the seriousness of Jen's condition becomes apparent, Dawson and his friends seek to resolve their longstanding differences.
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Creators: Kevin Williamson. Watch all you want. Episodes Dawson's Creek. Release year: Pilot 44m. Dance 44m. Kiss 44m. Discovery 44m. Hurricane 44m.
Baby 42m. Detention 44m. Boyfriend 43m. Roadtrip 43m. Double Date 44m. The Scare 43m. Beauty Contest 44m. Decisions 44m. The Kiss 44m. Crossroads 44m. Alternative Lifestyles 44m. Tamara's Return 44m. Full Moon Rising 44m. The Dance 43m. The All-Nighter 44m. The Reluctant Hero 44m.
The Election 44m. High Risk Behavior 43m. Sex, She Wrote 44m. Uncharted Waters 44m. I wanted to honor the show and what you start with. But where you end is just never in the same place. So Williamson went back to the drawing board and used references from his own life to imagine an alternate ending. The same is true for Joey and Pacey and even Dawson and Pacey. And they have that deep bond of friendship that will never, ever go away. But her romantic love for Pacey was who she wanted to be with and share her life with.
Season 2 wasn't exactly a sophomore slump, but the series faced a few growing pains here and there. The second go-round began the moment the first season ended: with Joey and Dawson kissing in front of his bedroom window, but the two BFFs struggled to make things work as a romantic duo, and the relationship came to a grinding halt once Joey kissed Jack Kerr Smith in the fifth episode.
Still, the season-long, swoon-worthy pairing of Pacey and Andie Meredith Monroe introduced us to a very different, decidedly more dreamy Mr. Witter, and Jack's powerful coming out story — and subsequent battle with his father — made television history.
After the gang survives the dissolution of Mitch and Gail's marriage and the death of Abby Monica Keena , Joey and Dawson get back together only to fall apart once again after Dawson urges Joey to turn her drug-dealing father into the authorities. Here's the truth: We almost ranked season 3 at the very top of this list, but after rewatching it, we realized all the things about this round of 23 episodes that made our hearts sing took place in the second half of the season.
The first half, however, was filled with clunker stories, from Eve ugh to Dawson's existential, I'm-gonna-quit-movies crisis. The final five episodes of the season are among the show's finest, culminating in a finale that brought us the infamous James Van Der Beek crying meme and saw Joey and Pacey sailing off into the sunset. It's difficult to even compare other seasons to the full-circle magic of Dawson's Creek's first outing.
In its very first scene, Dawson's showed us that this was a different kind of teen show, where the kids spoke frankly about sex using ample SAT words, to boot and the parents made mistakes.
It managed to tip its hat to other teen pop culture touchstones with episodes paying homage to The Breakfast Club and Scream show creator Kevin Williamson's then-recent blockbuster hit. And all the while, it introduced us to the completely relatable Joey as she pined for her best friend; Dawson as he was oblivious to his pal, instead dazzled by the beautiful, yet troubled blonde next door in Jen; and Pacey, the jokester radiating with that deep insecurity most all of us felt when we were When Joey sang "On My Own" in the penultimate episode and Dawson saw her as if for the first time, we all wept, and when they finally kissed in a moment that mirrored the show's very first scene, we cheered.
Every season of Dawson's Creek , ranked.
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