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List of Dawson's Creek episodes Seznam dílů seriálu Dawsonův svět Lista odcinków serialu Jezioro marzeń Liste des épisodes de Dawson

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Lista odcinków serialu Jezioro marzeń: Dawson's Creek is an American television series that premiered on January 20, 1998 on television network The WB. It was created by Kevin Williamson, who was the executive producer until the end of the show's second season. Paul Stupin shared the executive producer role until Williamson left, and remained until the series finale along with Tom Kapinos and Greg Prange. It is produced by Outerbanks Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television. Toto je seznam dílů seriálu Dawsonův svět. Americký dramatický seriál Dawsonův svět byl premiérově vysílán v letech 1998–2003 na stanici The WB. Cette page présente la liste des épisodes de la série télévisée américaine Dawson (Dawson's Creek).

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Joey recaps the events of the summer: she spent it alone in Capeside; Pacey and Audrey enjoyed Los Angeles; Jack, in Boston, enjoyed a summer of casual sex; Jen, in New York, was delighted by the news that her parents are divorcing; and Dawson, also living in LA, was completely out of touch. But now it's time for school to resume, and the group converges on Boston. Audrey and Pacey return from LA with a surprise passenger, Audrey's childhood friend Jack Osbourne; Pacey attempts to get a night's rest after a summer of partying. Joey has to choose between doing a bunch of reading to get into a literature class run by the opinionated and critical Professor Greg Hetson or visiting with Dawson, who leaves a message that he'll be in town. At a local bar called Hell's Kitchen, Joey meets waitress Emma Jones , a young Englishwoman who offers her a job; while all five friends congregate to wait for Dawson, Joey is the only one left when his taxi finally arrives. They reconnect, and Joey reveals she had a summer romance. When the duke box finally plays her request, they dance romantically in the bar. As Audrey has rented a hotel room to share with Pacey, Joey offers Dawson Audrey's bed for the evening... and when she is taken aback by his sweet words and birthday present, the two rekindle their romance by having sex. Dawson is a freshman film student in Los Angeles and about to begin an internship at a studio under director Todd Carr , while Joey is settling in at Worthington College in Boston. Instead of focusing on their new lives, they find themselves distracted by the distance between them and their unsettling last kiss. Joey is out of her depth, dealing with promiscuous roommate Audrey Liddell and a demanding creative writing professor, David Wilder , who gives her story -- based on her kiss with Dawson -- a C+. Jen and Jack try to settle in at Boston Bay College, with Jack taking the chance to tease Jen about her lack of love life: he points out that in the last year, both of them have only kissed one man, and the man Jen kissed was him. Jen makes visits to the harbor, where Pacey has moved in secret, a caretaker to Kubelik's yacht. Joey, Jack and Jen, with Audrey tagging along, attend a frat party; there, Audrey admits to Joey that she too has a romantic attachment from high school she left behind; Jack begins to bond with the members of the fraternity; and Jen finds a romantic spark with Charlie Todd , whose band was hired for the party. Joey leaves an emotional voicemail message to Dawson that it's time for them to go their separate ways; the next morning, he arrives at her dorm room, having been fired from his internship and wanting to reconnect. In a compelling two-part episode, the Capeside High School gossip mill kicks into overdrive after Jack submits a poem for English class and is humiliated when the teacher, Mr. Peterson , forces him to read it aloud; the poem could be interpreted as alluding to feelings that Jack may have towards another boy. Dawson, Joey, and Andie are shaken by the implications. Meanwhile, Pacey tries to defend Jack from Mr. Peterson, and he spits in his face and gets suspended. Jen finds her latest suitor, Tyson "Ty" Hicks , is full of surprises. Jack later tells Joey that the poem meant nothing sexual and that it may have been about his deceased brother. It is Spring Break and the group goes to Miami to party. Audrey and Pacey go through their first relationship test when Chris Hartford , Audrey's high school boyfriend and first love, shows up with tickets for the M2M concert at an MTV event. She is torn with the memories of the past, and eventually kisses Chris. Pacey stays cool about it and asks Audrey to be his official girlfriend after she confesses she loves him. Meanwhile, Dawson and Oliver drive to New York to meet a film agent who is interested in their movie; to pass the time, Dawson tells Oliver the story about his past with Joey. Oliver convinces him to turn the car south and make his case to her. But when he gets there, all he finds is a drunk and depressed Jack and Pacey, who tells him his story with Joey is over: Charlie has showed up, and he and Joey end up spending the night chatting in a tent. Joey enlists the help of her friends to rally the school in protest after Principal Green is pressured to resign over Matt Caulfield's expulsion. Gail, who notes biased reporting from local news stations, is convinced by Dawson to create her own contrasting report on the situation, and the two get back in front of and/or behind the camera. This leads to a job offer from the station -- which she happily turns down in favor of starting her restaurant, having realized that her chance to decline was enough to wash away the frustration of being fired. Pacey's feelings for Joey are becoming more and more obvious, and he turns to Jen to talk about things. In an effort to encourage Joey's creativity, Pacey rents her a public wall to paint as she chooses. Principal Green refuses the orders of the school board and upholds Caulfield's expulsion at the cost of his own job; the students of Capeside High applaud him as he leaves for the last time. Everybody starts to think about their future, and their higher education options. Joey is concerned about Pacey not having grades good enough to get into college and gets drunk to forget her worries. Drue makes everybody think it is Jen's birthday so he can have a party to get to know more people; his gift to her, rejected, is two tablets of ecstasy. Andie takes over Jack's applications and drives him crazy with her obsessive behavior. Gretchen applies for a job as bartender at the Leery's restaurant and appears reluctant to admit her reason for not going back to college. After their kiss at the end of season one, Dawson and Joey have doubts about the future of their relationship as Joey is still mulling over plans to go to France. Meanwhile, Pacey plays a trick on new girl Andie, but later finds himself the victim of her revenge trick on him. After the kiss, Joey is upset by Pacey's impulsive actions and they both head home to discuss the situation with their siblings. Pacey receives encouragement from Doug, and attempts to tell Dawson how he feels during a camping trip to their childhood fort, only to be interrupted by the arrival of Buzz and his friends. Jen has learned that Henry is about to have his birthday and invites him out, only to learn that 1. he is already having a party, 2. he has not invited her, 3. he has lied to her face about doing so. Joey attempts to make sense of everything by having a rare girls night with Jen and Andie, and a moment of clarity with Jen forces her to acknowledge that Pacey might not be the only one in a state of confusion. The night takes them to the local roller rink, where Jen discovers Henry with his family, attacking a piñata; he admits that the childish party, thrown by his relatives, embarrasses him, leading him to exclude Jen from the guest list. She reminds him that his innocence endears him to her, and the two reconcile. Finally, Jack has invited Ethan to stay the weekend since Mr. McPhee will be out on a business trip, only to learn that his father has canceled. Ethan attempts to reconcile the two, as Jack is still frustrated by his father's homophobia -- an anger stoked further when Ethan and his father begin to bond over a shared love of classic cars. Ultimately, he takes Ethan's advice and extends an olive branch to his father... only to be met halfway, as Mr. McPhee canceled the business trip for the express purpose of bonding with his son. Joey is astonished to learn that Audrey dumped Pacey, and Audrey castigates her for being an absent friend. Performing with Hell's Belles, she gets drunk, despite Eddie's too-little-too-late refusal to serve her more alcohol, and, during an enthusiastic performance of "One Way or Another," trashes the bar. This is an embarrassment to not only Joey but Jen, who had invited C.J. out in an attempt to romance him. C.J., watching Audrey's antics, speculates a deeper depression, and admits that his own experience with alcoholism is why he now refuses to date anymore. Jen, masking her hurt, accepts his rejection... but after she leaves, he crosses the street to sit with Audrey and try to console her. David, who is also at the performance, is left high and dry: Jack invited him on a date, but instead went to a book signing hosted by Professor Freeman, who will be leaving at the end of the semester; Freeman admits that he and his wife have separated, implying that Jack's encouragement of his leaving the closet has had its effect. Finally, Rich Rinaldi invites everyone who passed the Series 7 Exam, including Pacey, to New Orleans to celebrate; there, Pacey hits it off with a beautiful woman, but is shocked to discover she is a call girl whom Rich hired to jolly Pacey out of his post-breakup blues. Pacey is furious and verbally attacks Rich, who proclaims he's just trying to be a friend. Eddie, who earlier criticized Joey for her choices in supporting Audrey, apologizes, and the two agree to go on a real date. Absent: James Van Der Beek Film addict Dawson is making an amateur movie with his friends Pacey and Joey when filming is interrupted by the arrival of beautiful Jen, the granddaughter of Dawson's next-door neighbor. Pacey develops a crush on Tamara Jacobs , an older woman he meets at the video shop, but is stunned to discover that she is his new English teacher. As the friends start high school, Joey discovers Dawson's mother, Gail, is having an affair, a fact that neither Dawson or his father, Mitch, know. Directing Oliver's movie is not an easy task. Audrey, playing opposite Oliver, has problems with the star's kissing skills, and Dawson discovers that Oliver is a deficient thespian, leading to a re-casting of Charlie in the role. This puts the film under additional pressure: the final scene must be shot by the end of the day, as the lights are only rented for that long, and Dawson wants to change it as he feels it lacking. Audrey, practicing lines with Pacey, kisses him in a moment of passion; later, she locks herself in the bathroom out of guilt for making a move on her roommate's ex, but Joey, called in by Dawson, gives the two of them her blessing. Joey was called away from Professor Wilder's house, where she has made the decision to quit his writing seminar, thereby allowing them to date. Meanwhile, Jack and Eric bond over the former's coming-out experience, and Eric's body language suggests a regard deeper than friendship; however, Eric then goes to the fraternity's leadership and claims that Jack kissed him without consent. Jack, seeing that he has been pre-judged, quits the fraternity, stopping only to wish Eric clarity and greater self-acceptance. Dawson and Audrey improvise a successful ending in one long take, and Joey heads back to Professor Wilder's house through a snowy, late-night Boston. To be continued... The gang explores uncharted waters when Dawson and Pacey go on a father-son fishing trip with Mitch Leery and Pacey's critical and abusive father, Sheriff John Witter , who uses the trip to tell Pacey how useless he is. But tensions really begin to rise when Pacey invites Jack along, who tries to make amends with a reluctant Dawson. Meanwhile, Jen, Joey, Andie and Abby spend a day with Gail doing a report on teenage girls in the consumer world, with Abby naturally not passing up the opportunity to insult and provoke conflicts and tension between Mrs. Leery and the girls. When Jen's mother, Helen, unexpectedly arrives in Capeside to spend Thanksgiving with her mother and daughter, Dawson tells her what he knows about Eve. She asks him not to tell Jen, but a poignant speech at the dinner table forces Helen to think again, and she eventually tells Jen that she has a half-sister. Upset and confused by her mother's confession, Jen attempts to change her relationship with Pacey to the more physical, but finds comfort in another unexpected way. It also allows her to make peace with Helen, as she realizes that her mother's decision to bundle Jen off to Capeside was driven not by distaste for her daughter's conduct, but rather shame over her own poor mothering. Mitch and Gail reveal that their divorce has become final. Famed movie star Max Winter arrives on the set of Wicked Dead to shoot his scenes; Todd is excited for the potential hype around the feature, and Natasha eagerly sequesters herself to rehearse with him. As shooting progresses, she lies to Max that she has no current romantic involvements -- which both Dawson and Todd overhear. Dawson resolves to confront her about it -- especially after catching her in a lie when she claims to have retired after shooting but is actually seen smooching Max outside her hotel room -- but ends up taking Todd's advice and letting it lie. Meanwhile, Joey is trying to cram for Professor Hetson's final at Hell's Kitchen. Eddie offers her the use of his studio apartment. She falls asleep, and Eddie gallantly beds down on the floor, and wakes her up at the crack of dawn. Joey admits that she is trying to find a reason not to consummate the relationship, and confesses that she can't find one; the two spend a morning of carnal bliss... only to discover that it's now 11:00am in the morning and Joey is two hours late for her final. She appeals to Hetson for a second chance, but he denies her and outright flunks her; however, things boil over when Heston visits Hell's Kitchen that evening for a meal, and openly taunts both her and Eddie, leading to the latter getting so angry that he punches Heston in full view of witnesses. Eddie is fired for this assault, but Joey thanks him for his behavior. Finally, Pacey invites Emma as his date to an office holiday party. He buys her a $300 little black dress, but is astonished when she modifies it to her punk fashion sense . She and Rich butt heads almost immediately; in the bathroom, Emma learns that the entire party involves a contest, in which Rich will decide whose date is the most attractive and that employee will win $1,000. Emma leaves, frustrated and disappointed, and Pacey apologizes for not telling her the whole story... but not for inviting her, as he legitimately believes her the most attractive woman he knows. The two begin to kiss, interrupted only by Jack , who plops on the sofa between them and turns on the television. Absent: Michelle Williams, Busy Philipps Mitch and Dawson clash when Gail gives Dawson an opportunity to produce a news report for local television. The subject of the report is Jack, Capeside's first gay football star, and Mitch is concerned that the timing of the piece could jeopardize his chances to win the upcoming game. Joey and Pacey are handed a strange punishment for skipping classes together, but when Pacey later reveals a personal project to Joey , she stops blaming him for getting her in trouble. Meanwhile, Andie begins to panic when Principal Green asks to speak to her, believing her cheating in the previous episode has been discovered. Jen decides to quit her position as head cheerleader, but the other girls will not let her go without a fight, especially when she is voted homecoming queen. As part of the fundraising, the cheerleaders auction off a kiss with Jen, which is bought by Henry Parker , the starting quarterback and innocent freshman. Dawson casts Jen as the new leading lady in his film, but creates a messy off-camera scene during her date at the school dance. Meanwhile, Joey confronts Mrs. Leery about her liaisons and Pacey gets under Tamara's skin with his public flirting. Joey, Jack and Jen go out to dinner at Civilization, where Joey is perturbed to see Pacey working in the back; she is shocked to learn from Jen that he's been here for more than three weeks and has made no attempt to contact her. Jack is offered a bid by the Sigma Epsilon fraternity; he protests that he is gay, but they admit that diversity is part of their mandate, and he accepts. Dawson heads home to Capeside, having made the decision to drop out of university and move to Boston. While Gail is understanding, Mitch is not. Jen, disturbed that her connection to Charlie seems primarily sexual, spends the day trying to learn about him. Dawson and his father have a heated argument which Dawson refuses to concede; Mitch pronounces that he thinks Dawson is making a mistake, but adds that he loves his son unconditionally. Joey visits Pacey, and they begin to rekindle their friendship. After Dawson has left, Mitch runs out to the store to get milk for Lilly; he takes his eyes off the road for a few moments, only to find headlights aimed directly at him... Heather Tracy , a Hollywood producer, visits the Wicked Dead set: Todd is four days behind schedule and hasn't returned Heather's calls. She identifies Natasha as the weak link and prepares to fire her; Todd is prepared to comply, prioritizing the needs of the many. As Joey presents on Lolita, Eddie defends her from Hetson's scathing critique, leading to some sort of showdown; which Eddie quits the class after being accused of utilizing a pseudonym, of being a person who doesn't exist. Emma clashes with Pacey over the fact that Audrey is constantly staying over, hogging the hot water and belting California Dreamin'; however, she realizes her all-girl punk band, Hell's Belles, needs a new singer. She invites Pacey to the performance, but Pacey, focused on work to the exclusion of all else, sleeps through the gig. Jack confronts Professor Freeman about a grade on a paper, feeling that Freeman's closeted nature led him to grade unfairly; Freeman adjusts the grade, tacitly admitting Jack may have a point. Eddie, pressed by Joey, admits that he's not even a student, merely someone who sneaks into class and is allowed to audit. Dawson steps up in the editing booth, helping Todd save Natasha's job; Natasha thanks him, knowing he was behind it. Joey is chosen as one of only a handful of students selected to paint an inspirational mural on a school wall. At the unveiling, it is revealed that Joey's mural has been vandalized, and when Pacey identifies Matt Caulfield as the culprit, he takes vigilante action which lands him in trouble. As part of his punishment, Principal Green enrolls him in the Capeside mentoring scheme, and Pacey seems excited at the chance to help local kids; Caulfield is expelled after his alibi accidentally reveals that he is the only person who actually knows what the mural looked like. Andie's PSAT scores come back and Principal Green reveals that she is one of the country's top scorers. Racked with guilt about her dishonesty over the test, Andie, against the advice of Jack, confesses the truth to Principal Green, who is deeply disappointed. Pacey's home life becomes over-crowded when his sister Carrie and her children come to stay. He decides to move in with Doug, who is less than pleased with the idea. Pacey and Joey bond further when Dawson inadvertently pushes Joey to see how much Pacey genuinely cares for her. Absent: Michelle Williams An economics class project pairs Dawson and Jen as husband and wife, Pacey and Andie as a married couple and Joey as a single mother with two children. Jen tries to use the project to get closer to Dawson. Pacey gets to know more about Andie's troubled family life and Joey begins to see that she has a chance of success in the real world while doing her project solo. After having sex the night before, Joey and Dawson share a sweet moment in the morning. Jen, who has discovered that Grams is in some of her classes, meets fellow student C.J. Braxton , who recognizes her from her radio gig the prior year. He invites her to join a peer-counseling group he is part of, believing her perspective will be valuable. Pacey and Jack decide to find an apartment together; they become fixated on the one being sublet by Emma, and after some cajoling , she agrees. Pacey also interviews for a job Audrey's father arranged: at a small stock brokerage company under Rich Rinaldi . Joey meets Dawson at the set he has helped design for Todd's latest movie, Wicked Dead; it is a replica of the home he grew up in, and he treats Joey to a romantic dinner on the "porch" of the house. Outside her dorm room, Audrey's attempt to lure them into Joeys surprise party is ruined when Dawson receives a phone call from another woman he was casually dating in LA; while he broke up with her via phone that morning and explains they were non-exclusive, Joey sends him home, declaring their brief romance over. Joey's friends and their families work together to ensure the success of the Potter family business, a new bed and breakfast. Joey explodes at Pacey after he invites a renowned critic to spend the weekend with them on the B&B's opening weekend, as the business has in no way worked through its growing pains; indeed, the night turns cold and the furnace gives out, stranding the "guests" -- the starring cast -- without heat. While everyone congregates around the fireplace, Grams leads a reminiscence session, mentioning that she knew she had found true love with her late husband when she found herself satisfied watching him sleep. The clear bonds of affection between the guests results in the critic giving the Potter business a positive review. Meanwhile, Jack and Andie find some common ground and Jack ends up moving back home. Jen works through some issues with Henry, who is surprisingly calm when he hears about her past indiscretions. Dawson attempts to reconnect with his parents, and Mitch helps Gail rediscover a long-forgotten dream by showing her a potential venue for a restaurant. After a conversation with Mitch, Pacey reflects on his new closeness with Joey; at the end of the episode, he finds her asleep on the couch, covers her with a blanket, and settles down to keep watch over her. To encourage the gang to actually hold one of the weekly dinners they've been planning since the start of the semester, Pacey offers to cook the meal; he, Joey, Jack and Audrey discuss the fact that Dawson and Jen stayed an extra night in New Hampshire after the film festival, making them a little late to dinner. Jen and Dawson, arriving, decide to keep their re-kindled relationship to themselves, but are caught by everyone kissing at the door. The resulting tense atmosphere derails dinner, with Joey's feelings at the forefront of everyone's minds. She reluctantly accepts Dawson's new status with Jen, but is wounded when Dawson tells her that he needs to move on and away from a past which no longer contains his father, which he could not do if he dated her. Charlie also drops by, causing some tension between Dawson and Jen; he admits that Nora has rejected him, but Jen is adamant that she's already taken. Joey talks to Pacey about her real feelings about Dawson and Jen. Dawson and Jen see that living together is not as much fun as they hoped it would be. Between ruined toothbrushes and bathroom overcrowding, they get on each other's nerves. Jen faces a new challenge at work after she turns her regular show into an advice show. She mainly gives advice to other girls with problems, and makes statements on men that hurt Dawson's feelings. She comes home expecting a fight, but Dawson surprises her by saying he won't ever treat her badly; meanwhile, the producers offer her her own show as a ladies' advice expert. Meanwhile, Melanie , who spent the summer with Pacey and became romantically involved with him, shows up with news: her father has sold the yacht Pacey is caretaking, but has also bought a new one, and wants Pacey aboard as a deckhand for a Caribbean cruise that leaves in three days.After a lot of thinking, Pacey decides not to go, since he has made a successful life in Boston. Audrey also suggests that he is attracted to her, which Pacey cannot precisely deny. Jack moves into the fraternity house and gets his own room, but has some problems staying there after he discovers he was supposed to be rooming with a fellow freshman, Eric , who felt uncomfortable living with a gay man. Pacey learns he has lost all of his as well as Dawson's money in the stock market after unwisely investing all of it in the Stepatech bio-tech stock that just went bust after a public FDA rejection of Stepatech's "miracle flu" drug. Pacey then asks his boss Rich Rinaldi to borrow $18,000 to refund Dawson's money, but Rinaldi refuses. Frustrated and angry after Rinaldi insults Pacey one too many times, Pacey physically attacks Rinaldi and is immediately fired. Meanwhile, Joey passes her English final with an 'A-', which earns her a C+ average grade, and is relieved that her long ordeal with the insufferable Professor Hetson is over. However, Joey later tells Heston that she wants him as her adviser when she decides to choose English as her major. Elsewhere, Eddie surprises Joey with a trip to Europe for the summer, but a fiery conversation about how differently they live their lives leaves both of them questioning their future together. Eddie ends up breaking up with Joey with a letter. Elsewhere, David finally breaks up with Jack, who ponders if he was only with David to prove to himself that he could hold a steady relationship. Dawson gets increasingly annoyed when Eve won't give him any details about her mysterious life: he doesn't know what she's doing in Capeside, and she has falsified her enrollment at Capeside High and at her claimed place of work. He and Pacey set out to find out more, leading him to steal a photograph from her residence. Demanding its return, Eve eventually reveals that she is an adoptee on a quest to find her biological mother, who is pictured in the photo; she admits she has had no luck in Capeside and leaves town. Joey's misgivings about her slimy boss, Rob, lead her to gatecrashing his date with Andie, but her goodwill backfires when Rob later fires her. Jack deceives Jen in his effort to set her up on a date with Henry. Finally, as Dawson visits the Ryan house on unrelated business, he sees a picture of Grams' daughter -- Jen's mother... and, so far as he can tell, the woman depicted in Eve's photo. Dawson assists Todd in throwing a massive blow-out Halloween party on the film sound stage, complete with a live band ; however, Todd tells him the soundstage is haunted by the ghost of actress Melanie Ray. Audrey and Pacey, attending it, are still stricken by their cooling relationship; Audrey has not confessed to her attempt at a one-night stand, and feels that Pacey should be prioritizing his girlfriend over his job -- which Pacey, who does not have rich parents to fall back on, disagrees about. Jen, egged on by Jack, invites C.J. to the party as well; he attends... with his gay friend David . Jen assumes C.J. is dating David, but David denies this; however, Jack learns that C.J. is simply not attracted to Jen. Joey asks Prof. Hetson to let Eddie back into the class, in exchange for a favor: babysitting his 15-year-old daughter Harley . She and Eddie take Harley to a haunted house, where sparks fly between them. Meanwhile, Pacey vents to Emma that his relationship to Audrey has become so complicated, he's no longer sure if he loves her; Audrey, overhearing, dumps him. Dawson becomes fixated on the ghost of Melanie Ray, which he believes he is seeing, and who leads him to locations where Todd and Natasha are trysting; he admits that he really likes Natasha and completely screwed things up, before quitting over Todd's apparent heartlessness. However, the two reveal that the whole thing -- not just their supposed romance, but the "ghost," which is Natasha in a wig -- was an elaborate prank. Todd refuses to accept Dawson's resignation, and Natasha takes him back. Dawson learns of his mother's affair, and upon discovering that Joey already knew, he turns to Jen for comfort and advice. He regrets doing so when she tells him about her past and the real reason she moved to Capeside. Meanwhile, Pacey reveals to Dawson that he lost his virginity to Ms. Jacobs. Dawson, Audrey, Jack and Jen await their flights at Logan International Airport. Unbeknowest to any of them except Dawson, who runs into her by chance, Grams is also awaiting a flight; she's taking a weekend jaunt to Las Vegas with Clifton Smalls. Dawson also runs into Todd Carr, the director who fired him at the beginning of the year; while Carr was dismissive of him at the time, he now admits interest in maybe seeing Dawson's latest picture. Only Joey and Pacey remain in Capeside; Joey resumes her senior-year hostess job at the Yacht Club, while Pacey accepts a position as security guard there. Under these auspices, he runs into Danny Brecher, whose boat is docked at the Capeside harbor and who reaffirms his bond with Pacey: the food industry, he claims, fits them perfectly, because they never have to grow up. Joey receives a letter from Dawson, and it encourages her to take Pacey with her to the airport so the two of them can confess their feelings to their respective paramours. Pacey hijacks the airport's public address system to beg Audrey to forgive him, and the two decide to roadtrip to California together. Meanwhile, Jen and Jack miss their flight: the former decides to summer with her parents after all, excited by the chance to patch up their relationship, and the latter is distracted by Eric, who has returned to Boston after failing to come out of the closet to his parents and could use a gay mentor. Joey catches Dawson as he boards, kisses him, tells him she loves him too, and sends him to LA, promising that their futures will include each other no matter what happens. Finally, all the flights have departed, and Joey is alone at the airport, accompanied only by her valid passport and the ticket she bought to Paris as an excuse to get to the departure gate... but the episode closes as a grin grows across her face, suggesting she might not return it at all. In an effort to add excitement to a dull school project, Dawson decides to make a documentary, enlisting the help of Joey, Pacey and Jen. The group head to a small island near Capeside, rumoured to be haunted by the ghosts of thirteen girls killed in the 17th century after being accused of witchcraft. Joey finds similarities between her own life and that of one of the dead girls, which provokes some deep reflections on her strained relationship with Dawson. After some exploratory conversations, Jen and Pacey make the decision to become friends with benefits. Back at school, Andie gets a little too involved with her role as head of the school disciplinary committee. When Dawson screens his documentary for his class, Joey is forced to again question her opinions about love and happiness. Absent: Kerr Smith The filming of Dawson's new movie, Creek Times, brings back memories for the filmmaker and for Joey, who grows to dislike the actress playing her, Devon . Andie's emotions are running high and she attempts to break up with Pacey, who refuses to let her dump him. Dawson begins to bond with Jack. Pacey and Joey return from their summer vacation on True Love. Now they have to deal with Dawson's feelings, who has been deeply hurt over the past few months. At first, he doesn't want to talk with either one of them, but Jen convinces him to talk to Joey. Meanwhile, Pacey's older sister, Gretchen , arrives in Capeside and moves in with Doug, making Pacey homeless. He refuses to live with his parents anymore , and after exhausting all other options, ends up back on his boat. Dawson tells Jack about his childhood crush on Gretchen. Joey apologizes for hurting Dawson, but he tells her he isn't sure if he wants their friendship back. As Joey reconnects with all her friends, she discovers a recurring curiosity as to whether she and Pacey consummated their relationship during the trip; she avoids the question, but confesses to Pacey that, should Dawson ask, she will be compelled to tell him the truth. Dawson is, ironically, the only one who doesn't ask, claiming the answer could kill him out of jealousy; he is, therefore, the only person to learn that the answer would not, in fact, kill him. As Pacey and Joey leave Capeside to collect Andie from hospital, Dawson is manipulated by his father and the new school principal, Howard Green , to produce a film about football for the upcoming pep rally. However, the ultimate stars of the film, which is seen by many students and teachers, are Dawson and Eve, who inadvertently appear semi-clothed. The same night, Jen is revealed to be the new head cheerleader and Jack, the new star of the football team, two facts which stun Pacey, Joey and Andie, who are watching from the audience. Pacey is overjoyed to be spending time with Andie, but she doesn't appear as excited to see him, and when confronted by her boyfriend, admits to having had a one-night stand with a fellow hospital attendee over the summer. Jack has an unexpected encounter with his father, who has returned to Capeside. The Yacht Club becomes the center of attention as characters converge on it for different reasons: Andie interviews with Mrs. Valentine for college; Joey has been assigned a last-second collaboration with both Dawson and Drue; and boats call in for berths as a massive storm sweeps in to Capeside. This leaves Joey in terror, as Pacey and Jen are on the water; Pacey got an 'A' on an assignment and had decided to go sailing in celebration. Andie, who had already been snubbed by Mrs. Valentine for her history of mental illness, ends up taking charge of the situation: Dawson and Joey "borrow" a motorboat from the middle-aged Arthur Brooks , while Mrs. Valentines contact everyone's parents, Jack boards up the windows, and Drue mops the floor. The rescue is successful, though Pacey is forced to abandon True Love to the elements. Pacey later apologizes to Dawson for the inadvertent hurt caused by his and Joey's romance, and both admit that they miss their friendship. Finally, Jen is surprised to run into Drue, who knew her during her partying days in New York. A double date finds Jen and Cliff joined by Dawson and Mary-Beth , whom Dawson asks out solely to make Jen jealous. Pacey and Joey work together on a school project, with a strange turn of events leading Pacey to admit possible feelings he may have for Joey. He later discusses this with Dawson, who is passionately against Pacey pursuing his emotions. Dawson is having trouble with anxiety attacks since his father's death. His doctor refers him to a grief therapist in Boston, but Dawson changes his mind and instead embarks on a night of debauchery with Jack and his frat brothers, which ends with a drunken Dawson citing his kiss with Joey as being the reason Dawson dropped out of USC, and therefore of Mitch's death. Jen, conferring with Pacey on the issue of Charlie's cheating, finds a locket which was mistakenly left by Danny and his wife; Pacey passes it to Danny. Pacey suggests that, instead of getting mad, she get even, and Jen collaborates with the other woman, Nora to publicly humiliate him, leaving him naked, locked out of his dorm room, and short several prized possessions. Audrey seeks emotional support from Joey when her critical mother Kay visits. And Pacey makes a discovery about Karen's boyfriend when he finds the lost locket around her neck. Charlie learns that the lead singer of his band has quit; he begs Joey to take over, as the band have a paying gig on the morrow. Pacey agrees to drive her and Audrey the six hours... as well as Charlie, who unexpectedly turns up needing a ride. Pacey dislikes Charlie on principle, as the latter has wronged two of his friends and seems intent on doing the same to Joey. Meanwhile, Dawson, Jen, Jack and Grams return to Capeside for Lily's first birthday party, and Dawson is uncomfortable with his mother's friendship with Nathan , who also has a young child. Jen confesses to Jack that she wants to break up with Dawson, missing the freedom of getting to make her own choices and feeling a lack of chemistry with him. Joey wows the crowd, though she requires some assistance from Charlie to do so; the episode culminates with the four of them bedding down at a motel for the night, with Joey forced to share a single bed with Charlie. Dawson is commissioned to go to the airport and pick up lead actress Natasha Kelly ; she treats Dawson dismissively, still apparently upset by the fact that he dumped her via phone. She demands that Todd fire him, and Todd -- despite genuine remorse -- does. Pacey, who is studying for his Series 7 exam, is forced to turn down Audrey, who wants to go out and party with Jack and Jen; he is then invited by Rich to go out on the town with company bigwigs, leading to an uncomfortable confrontation when his friends run into him on the street. Audrey, drunk to the point of impaired consent, is seduced by a random student, only to be stopped when Jen, with the help of C.J., intervenes. Jack runs into Prof. Freeman at the party, and the two bond when Freeman admits that his wife is pregnant... with an implication that Freeman is interested in more than scholarly friendship. Joey, attempting to get through Kerouac's On The Road, is dragged out by Eddie, who is making a massive Hell's Kitchen food delivery... to the set of Wicked Dead. Natasha, watching Dawson's heartbreak whilst interacting with Joey, gets Dawson his job back, realizing the damage Joey has done to Dawson is long-term and enormous. Impulsively, Joey kisses Eddie; he thanks her, but points out that she needs to resolve her feelings for Dawson first. Eddie confronts Joey over her unwillingness to have sex with him. David is hurt when Jack lets Fred , who had earlier flirted with him before finding out the two were involved, sit in a seat which Jack had been reserving for David. Jen, feeling overwhelmed by the reality of Grams' cancer, dumps C.J. All of this is played out on stage as Boston Bay College hosts Loveline personalities Drew Pinsky and Adam Carolla , and all three relationships are placed under the radio show's microscope. Jen admits that her self-destructive behavior is causing her to implode her relationship in fear; Adam reminds Eddie that he abandoned Joey twice, and that her unwillingness to trust him is entirely reasonable; David gives Jack an ultimatum: apologize, or dump him. The only person to get her way is Audrey, who shared a plane with Pinsky while returning to Boston and spends the episode stalking him, resulting in her being abandoned at the venue after Eddie and Joey resolve their issues and rush back to her empty dorm room; Pinsky offers Audrey a ride home. Absent: James Van Der Beek, Joshua Jackson Oliver tells Dawson he has arranged a screening for their movie, which is yet to be finished. Dawson freaks out, but Joey comforts him saying the movie is brilliant. At the screening, Dawson meets a beautiful woman, and after exchanging insults she reveals herself to be Amy Lloyd , movie critic for the Boston Weekly, whom Oliver secretly invited. She storms out, but Dawson convinces her to watch the movie after a heart-to-heart talk -- and, after Amy glimpses her boyfriend, who just dumped her, a decoy kiss. Meanwhile, Joey is scared about her feelings towards Charlie and goes to Jen for advice. Jen, recently reunited with Jack, struggles to deal with the fact that Grams has a new boyfriend, Clifton Smalls , an African-American Baptist. Pacey asks Audrey how many men she's slept with, and she tests his reactions by saying 27, then 57, when it was really only five. Friday the 13th dawns in Capeside, and Dawson plans a séance for the group. While shopping for supplies for the evening, they meet a distressed woman in the middle of a nasty row with her boyfriend. She accompanies them back to Dawson's house. In addition to being spooked by the woman and the séance, emotions are heightened by the knowledge that a serial killer may be headed towards Capeside. Hoping to get over Jen, Dawson agrees to skip school and join Pacey and Billy on a road trip. The three of them end up in a bar where Dawson finds some emotional clarity. Meanwhile, Jen handles damage control after Joey becomes the subject of a wild rumor at school concerning her having sex with a boy named Warren . The two of them join forces to perpetuate an act of revenge for the slander. The school year draws to a close, and changes are abound for the class of 2001. While Joey and Dawson deal with their respective break-ups, Jen learns that Grams is selling her house to put Jen through college and planning to move to a poorly-run retirement community. Dawson learns that Gretchen plans to return to school after a brief summer road trip. He offers to come with her so that he can face the rest of his life with no regrets, and she agrees. Mr. Kubelik, the alumni rep from Worthington, asks Joey to bring Pacey with her to a party for incoming freshman, as he and the dean of admissions have an offer for Pacey. The erstwhile couple's hopes that they might be able to have a future together after all are dashed when Pacey learns that Kubelik merely wants to offer him a job as a deckhand on his yacht for the summer. Jen asks Grams to move to Boston with her and Jack, and Grams agrees. Dawson realizes that he is going to miss a great deal of Lilly's youth as he goes off to college, and arrives at Pacey and Gretchen's house to find that she has departed without him, leaving only his yearbook, in which she exhorts him to live the life already before him, and promises that she loves him. Absent: Meredith Monroe Courtesy of Todd, Dawson gives Jen 10 tickets to a No Doubt concert, reserving the last two, and the backstage passes, for himself and Natasha. Almost everyone brings a date: * Dawson discovers that his tickets and backstage passes are actually for tomorrow. He, Natasha and Natasha's cleavage attempt to charm their way in, but are ultimately arrested and must be bailed out by Todd. Despite this, Dawson admits to having enjoyed the evening. * Joey brings Eddie, but discovers she has accidentally left the tickets in her dorm room, an hour's drive away. Eddie also attempts to charm his way backstage -- more successfully, as it turns out that his father works at the arena. * Jen brings C.J., leading to awkwardness between him and Audrey: she never called him back after their one-night stand. C.J., who is now pursuing Audrey in earnest, inadvertently admits the entire thing to Jen, who criticizes him for attempting to swoop in on her depressed and vulnerable friend. * When Pacey finds out, he starts a physical scuffle with C.J. His platonic date is Emma, who confronts him over his lingering feelings for Audrey. * Jack brings David. As the evening breaks up, Jack drives Jen home for moral support and David volunteers to help Audrey; the two bond over how unsuccessful their attempts at dating are: each of them are about to go home with a different girl. Tamara Jacobs, who left town after the news of her relationship with Pacey was exposed, shares an awkward reunion with her former lover. The encounter triggers old emotions in Pacey and curiosity in Andie, who sheepishly confesses to Dawson that she has feelings for Pacey. Meanwhile, Jack and Joey bond over their shared interest in art. In Los Angeles, while directing re-shoots on "Wicked Dead", Dawson finds his authority questioned by Heather Tracey and the other producers when Natasha refuses to do a nude scene. As a result, Dawson adopts an aggressive take-no-prisoners attitude, similar to the one that Todd has, to take control of the situation. In Boston, Jen spends her time consoling a dumped Grams, and Jen and C.J. set a lonely Grams up with C.J.'s Uncle Bill , who turns out to be quite randy. Joey is unable to say good-bye to Eddie, who was in fact accepted to the writers' workshop and is moving to California; she convinces him to help her take Audrey to a rehab clinic in Los Angeles. The three of them, plus a guy named Bob whom Audrey seduced as a way of avoiding rehab, begin a cross-country drive; they are derailed when Bob and Audrey steal Eddie's car, but they stop at a local bar, where Joey rescues a drunken Audrey from sexual violence. Audrey, having hit rock bottom, allows that she is ready to go into rehab. Finally, Natasha has one last night with Dawson, aroused by his take-charge attitude, and the two bid each other amicable farewells. Absent: Joshua Jackson, Kerr Smith Andie's decision to run for student council takes a dark turn when Abby begins advertising her family situation. Jen helps Dawson take steps to deal with his powerlessness over his parents' divorce and tries to teach him how to be a teenager. Jack shuts out Joey during a family crisis. 120060.0 Civilization's new investors show up and Alex, a control freak, begins insulting and firing people; Pacey leads a coup d'etat against her, and both are fired. Dawson and Joey return to Capeside, and Audrey accompanies them to avoid her parents; she learns that Dawson and Oliver have been invited to summer in LA, where a famous director wishes to mentor them. Joey receives a surprise visit from Prof. Wilder, who included her story from the start of the year in the Worthington Literary Review. At home, she decides to see her father for the first time since his latest incarceration, only to learn that he has been paroled and didn't tell his family. Jack and Jen decide to travel to Costa Rica for a summer adventure, with Jen declining an invitation from her parents to stay with them. Dawson admits he came to Florida during Spring Break to tell Joey he loves her, and finally pays a visit to his father's grave before heading out to his future. Dawson, lacking inspiration, makes the radical move of dropping out of film class to spend some time re-evaluating his life. Back at the bed and breakfast, Joey is torn between attending Pacey's opening night and her date with A.J., who has come to Capeside for the evening. At the play, Andie must take over as director when Mr. Broderick falls ill. Jen agrees to meet Henry, but she throws him another block by bringing Grams as her date. Jen and Henry go through a bumpy time when she is consumed with jealousy over his friendship with waitress Shelley at Gail's restaurant. Dawson, Joey, Andie, Pacey and Will Krudski , a childhood friend of the gang who has remained close with Pacey , head to the house of Dawson's Aunt Gwen to spend their school holiday away from Capeside. The trip is filled with tension as Joey and Pacey attempt to fight their feelings. Andie and Will appear to have a connection, and Dawson tries to bond again with Joey, who is preoccupied by her feelings for Pacey. Encouraged by Dawson's aunt, the friends have a karaoke contest. Pacey kisses Joey again and informs her that she must make the next move. At the end of the episode, Joey initiates a kiss with Pacey. Absent: Kerr Smith On a Monday in January, Todd congratulates his cast and crew for completing principal photography on Wicked Dead. The episode takes place over the next four days. * Tuesday: Todd is confronted by the studio's demands for re-shoots and, despite Dawson's counsel of patience, refuses. Joey, who has not heard from Eddie since Christmas, finds Harley at Hell's Kitchen; she is now living with Hetson due to her divorced mother's work priorities, and has cut classes. Pacey, lunching at a public aquarium near his work, runs into Emma. Jen begins training as a peer counselor under C.J. Jack and David go to get tested for STDs. * Wednesday: Joey lets Hetson knows about his daughter's delinquency, and he reacts defensively. Dawson arranges a meeting with the studio executives to apologize for Todd's walkout, but inadvertently finds himself hired as director for the reshoots. * Thursday: Dawson picks up Audrey, who has been partying her life away with her friend Jack Osbourne, from a beach in Malibu. Joey, again escorting Harley, stakes out Eddie's apartment; slipping in, she finds it abandoned: he has left town. Pacey admits his misgivings about his job to Emma, who challenges him to quit his job and watch the daily fish feeding with her. * Friday: Hetson apologizes to Joey for his earlier hostility and hires her as Harley's babysitter and tutor. Pacey chooses his job, to Emma's disappointment. Jack and David are cleared of STDs and go off to explore the physical side of their relationship. Jen finds success answering her first counseling call. Dawson tracks down Todd and apologizes for stealing his job, but Todd bequeaths it to him officially. As Gail's delivery date approaches, the women in her life throw a baby shower for her. Specifically, the women suggest names, as the Leerys have not settled on one. The story of the afternoon comes from Bessie, who describes her mother Lillian's 32-hour labor with Joey concluding after she called her name and begged her to enter the world. All of this is deeply discomfiting to Joey, who cannot reach Pacey with news: her menstruation is late. Gretchen offers her support, but it's Bessie who ultimately comes up with the pregnancy test, which turns out negative. Dawson confronts the possibility of his relationship with Gretchen ending: the latter has gotten a job offer that requires her to move to Boston, and he's going to USC in southern California. Meanwhile, Jack bonds with Tobey after the latter is gay bashed, encouraging him to report the crime to law enforcement despite his shame. Finally, Gail -- after numerous false starts -- gives birth; the overnight delivery is resolved when she calls the baby's name, "Lillian," and begs her to enter the world. Absent: Meredith Monroe Abby and Chris find an anonymous note at school, revealing that one of three class couples featured in the previous episode ended the night by having sex. Abby sets out to expose the affair. Working from clues about Joey's night of nude sketching with Jack, Dawson's steamy stop over at Jen's, and Pacey's bed and breakfast trip with Andie, Abby calls together her list of suspects and reveals the dirty secrets of Capeside. Jen is furious and berates Abby for her endless cruelty to other people. Dawson experiences an identity crisis when Nikki emerges as filmmaking competition, and Joey experiences her own crisis when Dawson won't open up to her about the pain of his parents' divorce. Meanwhile, Jack's first efforts to hit on Ethan are rebuffed; Pacey and Andie uncomfortably find themselves involved in the same after-school activity which Pacey, agreed to star in exchange for a passing grade in English; and Jen finally sees that she may have passed up the chance at something special with Henry. Jen helps Dawson go to the grief counselor he ran away from the week before. Dawson finds the idea of sharing his thoughts with a complete stranger uncomfortable, but he is surprised with how much he learns from it. Back in Capeside, Dawson and Gail run into problems handling Mitch's will: he never signed an updated version that includes Lily. Meanwhile, Joey helps Professor Wilder's hand-picked team sift through Rose Lazare's letters; they are frank and detailed, leading to the hypothesis that Lazar had a secret lesbian lover. Joey, with the help of Audrey's audition tape for a season of The Real World set in Ibiza, realizes that the letters were Lazare's diary entries, writing to herself. Pacey confronts Karen about the risks she is taking by having an affair with Danny; his point is underlined when Danny's wife Elizabeth shows up unannounced at a party hosted by the restaurant and Danny must abandon Karen to keep up appearances. Absent: Kerr Smith Dawson's confidence as a filmmaker is shaken when Ms. Kennedy , the new film teacher, turns out to be a movie studio executive on sabbatical in Capeside, and gives his amateur movie a scathing review. The future is unsure for Joey as well, when a psychic advises her to be open to every new opportunity that crosses her path, including a photoshoot with a handsome photographer . Andie also visits the psychic and is told less than positive things about her future. Dawson feels the heat when Jen is visited by Billy Conrad , an old boyfriend from New York. Elsewhere, a guy creeps on Joey at a beach party and she is almost sexually assaulted, saved only by Pacey's intervention. In the Leery family, tensions between Mitch and Gail reach boiling point as they attempt to rebuild their marriage. 0001-10-09 Joey decides to help Pacey's mother throw a surprise 18th birthday party for Pacey, not knowing about Pacey's self-professed 'birthday curse'. The party goes downhill fast as Pacey's family humiliates him; his father declares he's not college material, and Pacey is forced to admit that he has received no college acceptances whatsoever. Dawson becomes upset when he feels that Gretchen doesn't want anyone to know about their new relationship and postpones their first real date to go to the party. Pacey and Joey again walk in on Dawson and Gretchen kissing, this time more passionately, and Gretchen admits that she feels the need to hold back in case she leaves; Dawson convinces her to live in the moment. Jen, doing community service, correctly suspects that Toby might be harboring romantic feelings for Jack. Pacey's father apologizes to him, explaining that Pacey would feel stifled in a university setting, and should feel free to make his own way in the world. Absent: Meredith Monroe Accepted early to USC, Dawson finds his last night in Capeside has arrived much sooner than everyone had originally anticipated. While Dawson looks forward to spending the evening with Joey, Jack and Jen, Mitch has other ideas: he wants to buy Dawson a Pentium III laptop, despite Dawson's preference for Macs, and help him set it up, hoping to savor the last night of his son's youth. Meanwhile, Dawson is not the only goodbye Jen has to deal with, as she and Grams bid farewell to the house they've lived in for the past four seasons. Pacey, somewhere in the Caribbean, borrows a crewmate's feature phone to make one phone call home: to Dawson, the only person he regrets not saying goodbye to; Dawson tells Pacey how proud he is of his best friend. Finally, Joey attempts to say goodbye to Dawson, but in the process ends up telling him that she wants him to stay. The two of them share a goodbye kiss. Absent: Meredith Monroe As Senior Ditch Day arrives, Joey is excited to find herself accompanying Jen on an excursion to NYC under the guise of attending a college meeting. It isn't long before Joey sees that they are there for an entirely different reason: Jen is here to confront her father Theodore . She reveals the source of her trauma: witnessing him in bed with a girl his daughter's age. Having confronted this event and its effects on her life, she ends her sessions with Dr. Frost. Meanwhile, Gretchen and Dawson take off on a road trip, but develop a flat tire and cannot pay the nearest mechanic for its repair. They spend the night on the beach, and tell each other they love each other, but hold back from consummating their relationship as Gretchen sees Dawson is trying to prove something rather than making a genuine expression. Back in Capeside, Drue tries to bond with Pacey over being the only seniors in school . Drue sneaks them into a bar with fake IDs, but they are arrested for public drunkenness. Doug comes to fish them out, and Pacey lashes out at him for his censure, pointing out that if he is not allowed to enjoy what little of life remains to him -- specifically, public drunkenness -- he will have nothing left. Absent: Kerr Smith and Meredith Monroe While working on the film class's movie, team player Dawson has a hard time being stuck in the background. Meanwhile, his plan to give Jen the "perfect kiss" is interrupted when she discovers a secret. Joey is swept away by Anderson Crawford , a wealthy preppy whose family has docked their sailboat in Capeside. Pacey tries to graduate to manhood with the help of teacher Tamara. Capeside prepares for its annual boat racing regatta. Pacey has entered with Will as his crew and Leery's Fresh Fish, Mitch and Gail's new restaurant, as his sponsor. Dawson decides to compete as well, bringing in Jack and Mitch as his crew and with Potters' Bed and Breakfast as his sponsor. Both Joey and Pacey realize Dawson is trying to make Joey the prize, though Dawson himself is oblivious; during the race, he breaks the rules by cutting off True Love, and is disqualified despite being first across the finish line. Joey scolds him for it, and tells both boys that she is not worth fighting over. After many weeks of deliberating, Gail finally makes things happen with Mitch. Henry, attempting to make up for his insensitivity in the previous episode, begs Jen to forgove him, and they spend a romantic night together on the roof of the restaurant. Grams is disappointed at Jen's conduct until Jen reveals that the two did not have sex. Jen's seemingly happy world comes crashing down when she learns that Grams has breast cancer. Meanwhile, Joey's tumultuous love life continues when Eddie begs her to go back to California with him, and Pacey agrees to join Joey as she chaperones for Harley's school dance, but what should be a magical night doesn't feel right for Joey. Feeling too scared to jump back into a relationship with Pacey, she goes back to Eddie. Although he is at first reluctant, Pacey agrees to invest Dawson's life savings to finance his new film project. Dawson, living at home to save money, is grilled on his backup plans by Gail; Dawson admits he has none, because he has no intention of failing to achieve his dream, and Gail agrees to stand by him. Absent: Kerr Smith, Busy Philipps Joey, on spring break for the next two weeks, accepts Rich's offer to be Pacey's temporary secretary, but shows a complete lack of professionalism. This is exacerbated when the local newspaper reporter, Sadia Shaw, arrives to interview Pacey, and he recognizes her as the attractive woman from the Stepatech party five episodes ago. Their mutual jealousy ends the only way it can: with a tryst in Pacey's office. Meanwhile, Dawson enlists Heather Tracy's help in pitching his next film to studio head Larry Newman , who cares primarily about sex; Dawson's pitch, a chaste coming-of-age story loosely modeled on his romance with Eve, mutates into a sex comedy entitled "Sunset Stripped." Dawson consults with Todd for advice, and Todd suggests he stick to his guns; as a result, though Newman greenlights the movie, Dawson refuses the director's position. Pacey fires Joey on grounds of being too attracted to her, and the two agree to meet at Pacey's apartment... only for Eddie to walk in as the bar closes. Absent: Kerr Smith, Busy Philipps Abby's death shocks everyone, and all of Capeside is united in mourning over a girl none of them liked. All the hypocrisy is making Jen crazy and in a later discussion with Grams, she denounces God and angers Grams in the process. When making a speech at the funeral, she further embarrasses Grams by announcing that Abby taught her the falseness of God. The funeral dredges up memories of Andie's deceased brother, and Andie's emotional reactions scare Pacey. Abby's mother asks Andie to give the official eulogy, incorrectly believing they were friends; Andie struggles to give a speech that is both honest and respectful, eventually settling on the idea that Abby's abrasive attitude helped Andie grow stronger. Joey is reluctant to go to the funeral, since she hasn't been to one since her mother died years earlier. While at the graveyard, she and Dawson decide to visit her mother for the first time. Grams is so disgusted with Jen's speech at the funeral that she packs her bags and tells her to find somewhere else to live. On the night of Dawson's 16th birthday, Dawson and Andie follow her therapist's advice and throw themselves into an unabashed night of recklessness. They arrive at a blues bar, and unbeknownst to Pacey, Andie and Dawson start drinking. Meanwhile, back at the Leery house, Joey is putting together a surprise party for Dawson, and Jack must own up to her about his orientation. Jen and Ty face up to their potentially irreconcilable differences, and Gail and Mitch come to a decision about how to raise their son in light of their separation. Dawson struggles with whether or not to tell Jen the truth about Eve, who has by now left town. Later, his mother returns to Capeside, but it isn't initially clear why. Jen is reluctant to plan a big homecoming event thrown by all the homecoming queens of Capeside High, but is persuaded to get involved by Henry who is friends with the host of the event. She repays him by asking him to be her date to the party, but later disappoints him when she rejects his advances. Dawson also attends the event as an escort for his mother, herself a former homecoming queen, and accidentally discovers that she is having career difficulties. Elsewhere, Andie calls Joey in a panic: she is at a party with Rob and claims he has pushed her too far. Joey and Pacey rescue her, and Andie and Pacey spend the night on Pacey's still-being-refurbished boat, True Love. However, in the morning, Andie is convinced they have gotten back together while Pacey feels no such thing, and politely but firmly sets her straight. Meanwhile, Rob tells Joey that he made no unwelcome advances. Andie accuses Joey of sabotaging her chances of a reunion with Pacey, all but admitting that she falsified the story of Rob's sexual assault, but the two girls end up bonding when Andie realizes Joey is not to blame. Absent: Kerr Smith Joey returns to Capeside to find Dawson's script on her doorstep and is overwhelmed that he has written a story about three friends. She spends the day with Dawson rebuilding their friendship. Dawson's movie-making dreams are shattered when the broke and unemployed Pacey arrives and comes clean about losing all of Dawson's money. The ensuing verbal fight opens old wounds, and Dawson finally articulates why he has struggled to forgive Pacey all these years. Dawson, Pacey and Joey part ways, believing their friendships will never be the same. Also, with classes at Worthington over, Joey says goodbye to Audrey who has to stay behind to attend summer classes. Wanting to resume her music career, Audrey, with friend Jack Osbourne helping her, takes the stage at Hell's Kitchen, alone and sober to sing a low-key song with only an acoustic guitar. And Jen invites her mother, Helen , over to Grams' house where she wants her to tell Helen about her cancer. However C.J.'s Uncle Bill arrives and inadvertently reveals Grams cancer to everyone. Jen suggests that she, Grams and Jack all move in with Helen in NYC, where Grams can get the best medical care available, and the others agree. Dawson is unsure about whether to tell Joey about her father's drug dealing. Sheriff Witter stakes out the Ice House, believing that Mr. Potter is back to his old tricks. When the gang is studying in the restaurant, one of Mr. Potter's unruly competitors sets it on fire with everyone still inside, increasing Dawson's anguish. Gail tells Mitch that she has been offered a new job in Philadelphia, and that she intends to accept it, with Mitch moving back into the Leery house to supervise Dawson. Pacey becomes depressed now that Andie is gone; his father mocks his pain, which results in a physical confrontation between them. As a result, Sheriff Witter comes to understand Andie's importance in Pacey's life and that he has been a bad father. Jack becomes worried that Jen is suicidal when she didn't immediately leave the burning Ice House. Later, Grams and Jen reconcile, causing Jen to move back in; Jack joins them, as the McPhee residence has been sold. Dawson has already confronted Mr. Potter about backing out of the drug business; the arson convinces his parents that he should go to the police, but instead he goes to Joey. She aids the police in arresting her father, understanding it is the right thing to do, but afterwards tells Dawson she will never forgive him for his role in forcing her decision, bringing their romance to a second grinding halt. Absent: Meredith Monroe Joey can't find a moment alone to study or deal with her feelings concerning Dawson kissing Gretchen. Dawson's collaboration with Brooks -- a documentary of the director's life -- begins, rejuvenating his filmmaking spirit. Jen takes Jack to a "Gay-Straight Teen Coalition" meeting, but she seems to fit in with the crowd more than Jack does: Jack is uncomfortable being reduced merely to a stereotype. This results in conflict with the coalition's leader, Tobey , who seems intent on doing just that -- though the stereotype of JAck's he's most wary of is "jock." Finally, Dawson approaches Gretchen about their kiss during the party, and is disappointed when Gretchen dismisses as merely the spirit of the moment. Absent: Meredith Monroe Capeside's annual Miss Windjammer beauty pageant gets turned on its ear when it draws some unexpected contestants. Jen tries to persuade Joey to enter; she is reluctant until she learns the winner receives a $5,000 prize for college tuition. Even more shockingly, Pacey enters, and in the process exposes some hypocrisy. Dawson, Pacey, Joey and Jen all wind up spending a Saturday in detention at Capeside High under the supervision of Mrs. Tringle, the school librarian. The day takes on a "Breakfast Club" type air as Abby Morgan , the school trouble-maker, stirs the pot by initiating a telling game of truth or dare to break up the monotony of the day. Joey's secret longing for Dawson threatens to reveal itself. Dawson, at the theatre to watch a movie for class, runs into Amy Lloyd, who is fleeing a disastrous date. The two end up having a one-night stand, with Amy declaring she makes judgments about impulsive sexual liaisons partially based on her date's shoes. He admits that he still harbors feelings for Joey. Dawson is stung by Amy's review of his and Oliver's picture, which she called "at times imitative, derivative, and full of unexplored potential," but Amy gives him a copy of a film which she describes the same way: Woody Allen's directorial debut, What's Up, Tiger Lily? Jack attempts to cram an entire semester's worth of advanced calculus into his head in preparation for finals, resorting to a visit back to the frat house to ask for help and/or notes; his ex-brothers turn him down, but Eric smuggles the notes out of the house and lends a hand. Audrey is offered her job back, but suspects romantic tension between Alex and Pacey, and rejects the offer; later, she drops by at Pacey's apartment and discovers him talking with Alex about their kiss. She storms out in anger, leaving the future of their relationship unknown while Pacey struggles with the growing attraction he feels for Alex. All of these people continually intrude on Joey, who is in the Worthington library attempting to study. Dawson arrives the next morning to find her asleep in an armchair. She vents about the constant interruptions preventing her from living her dream... but all Dawson wants to know is whether Joey likes his shoes. Absent: Michelle Williams Two tragedies rock Dawson's world. First he learns the awful truth about his parents' marriage. Then, at the Homecoming dance, he witnesses a heated moment between Joey and Jack, during which their illicit kiss is revealed. Dawson is heartbroken as his lifelong friendship and newfound romance with Joey is shattered. The big night also introduces Jen and Jack for the first time. Something Andie witnesses ends up hurting her, and Pacey tries to open his heart to her. Dawson has discovered that Mr. Brooks was a former movie director, and waxes rhapsodic over the chemistry between the lead actors in Brooks' final film, Turn Away, My Sweet; he turns to the older man for advice in writing a college application essay to USC film school. Joey takes Pacey to a dinner hosted by Worthington College, an Ivy League institution she has applied to, hoping to impress the alumni rep Walter Kubelik . This prevents her from attending the Leery Christmas party, which Gail and Mitch were not going to throw until Gretchen convinces them she can organize it single-handedly. Jack learns that Jen has yet to submit a single college application. He collaborates with Grams, who hasn't spoken to her since Andie was hospitalized, and at the Christmas party Jen learns that the two have filed applications on her behalf. Joey is perturbed by how well Pacey fits in with the college crowd, and almost has a breakdown before realizing that Pacey is schmoozing on her behalf. Mr. Brooks, attending the Leery Christmas party, admits he left moviemaking after the leads in Turn Away, My Sweet -- his best friend and his girlfriend -- fell in love under his nose. He then finds Dawson and Gretchen under the mistletoe and encourages them to kiss; Joey and Pacey walk in just as Dawson does so. Absent: Meredith Monroe Dawson, Joey, Jack and Andie spend the weekend at a Boston university for an advance look at college life. Dawson enters his "Witch Island" documentary in a student film festival; it is derided as a The Blair Witch Project knockoff. Elsewhere on campus, "Joseph" Potter is assigned to English major and Teaching Assistant A.J. Moller ; the two get off to a rough start, but smooth things over after bonding over childhood literature. Andie's pursuit for an advanced admissions interview leads her to some inspirational advice from an unlikely source, and Jack takes a risk and explores the local gay community. The weekend ends with the promise of three new romances: Joey gives A.J. her number; Jack bonds with a gay man, Ethan Brody , who is returning to Capeside after a failed romance; and Dawson encounters another young filmmaker, Nikki Green , who coincidentally turns out to be his principal's daughter. Absent: Joshua Jackson, Michelle Williams Dawson decides to take Joey out to dinner to celebrate their first month together. Mitch Leery also makes reservations at the same restaurant, and when the management fail to realise there are two Leery parties, all four are forced to sit together. Miss Kennedy, Dawson and Joey fight causing Miss Kennedy to leave. Later, Jen arrives with Gail, and she and Joey conspire to get Gail and Mitch together again. Alas, the plan is unsuccessful. Also reunited are Andie and her deceased brother Tim . Pacey and Jack catch on that she thinks he is with her, but it is just a figment of her imagination. After a showdown with Andie, Jack and Pacey engineer a plan to aid her medical recovery. Joey, Audrey and Pacey go out to celebrate at a nightclub: Pacey has been promoted to chef, Audrey has been hired as a waitress at Civilization , and Joey has achieved a perfect GPA for her first semester at Worthington. Charlie's band is playing, and Charlie hits on Joey, though he gives up when Joey confirms that she knows who he is and what he did to Jen. Audrey tries to convince Joey to have some real fun. This culminates in Joey taking the stage to sing "I Want You To Want Me," and planting a spontaneous kiss on Charlie backstage. Dawson and Jen go back to Capeside to visit Gail and Lilly, where they have their first fight over what Dawson will do with his life. Gail formally releases him from his responsibilities to the Leery household, and all three agree that Dawson should move to Boston, enroll in the Visual Arts College, and live with Jen and Grams. Absent: Kerr Smith Epic tryouts for Dawson's new movie prompt a steamy dialogue between him and Jen that could recast her role in his love life. Jack poses nude for Joey's art project, which prompts an intimate moment between the two of them. Pacey sets out to give Andie her dream date and to make their night truly memorable. Andie collects her anti-anxiety medication and lies to Pacey that it's for her mother. The episode deals with four different vignettes. * "About Last Night": Pacey and Joey talk discuss their feelings the morning after they had sex , and Joey convinces Pacey that, though his performance was not perfect, she will always look fondly on her chance to have her first time with a man she loves. * "The Big Picture": Dawson, with the help of Gretchen and Grams, struggles with the death of Mr. Brooks, particularly the nihilistic realization that only five people came to his funeral -- and that, had Dawson not "borrowed" his boat the previous fall, none of those five would have been present. He is surprised to discover he has been named in Mr. Brooks' will, becoming the beneficiary of a sum of money sufficient to pay for college tuition. * "Excess Baggage": As punishment for breaking into the mini-bar, Mr. Kasdan decides to send Jen to a psychologist, Dr. Tom Frost , where she can discuss her issues. Despite initial frostiness, she decides to take advantage of the opportunity and begins to discuss her feelings of parental abandonment, unhealthy relationship with drugs and alcohol, and the fact that she's fallen in love with a gay man who can never fully return her affections -- all part, or so Dr. Frost claims, of her coping mechanisms. * "Seems Like Old Times": Joey and Dawson happen to run into each other, and they spend an evening catching up on the past weekend and its many happenings. Dawson asks if Joey retains her virginity, and Joey -- who, when she and Pacey returned from their summer on True Love, admitted that she could never lie to Dawson about this topic -- claims that she does. Absent: Meredith Monroe Parental problems cast a shadow over Dawson and Joey's new romance. Pacey is troubled when he learns of the McPhees' home life: mother Andrea is undergoing a full psychotic break in denial over the death of oldest son Tim, while their father stays away at work. Pacey struggles to comfort Andie when she unloads her emotions onto him. Jen has a date with an older man that makes Abby jealous. Joey and Jack share a late night kiss. Secrets spiral out of control as Pacey begs Gretchen to find somewhere to overnight, so that he and Joey can have the place to themselves. As it turns out, the Leerys will be out of town, and Gretchen makes herself comfortable with Dawson; but, as they discuss the overnight supplies she brought, she learns that Joey lied about her virginity and excuses herself. She confronts Joey and advises her to come clean. Meanwhile, Jen confronts her trust issues... a discovery she makes about herself when she finds herself enlisting Jack to help her stalk Dr. Frost, whom she knows nothing about. Absent: Meredith Monroe Joey's "semi-date" with Jack prompts a resentful Dawson to join Jen at a party where he stops her from doing some things she'll regret. Pacey proves his worth when Andie's mother has an episode during their study session. Mitch fails to understand Dawson's views on their divorce. The day Pacey and Joey's relationship goes public is played out four times, each time revealing a little more of what happened, a structure inspired by the film Go. Each repetition stars a different character: * As Pacey christens True Love, he promises Joey that he will tell Dawson the truth about their burgeoning relationship. He encounters Andie and Will at the library, where Will asks advice on asking Andie out on a date. As Pacey goes up the steps to Dawson's house, Joey intercepts him to stop him, and the two get into an argument until Dawson hears them and emerges with questions. * As Joey hesitates over what to tell Dawson, she admits the entire affair to Jen. She thinks twice when Andie admits Will has asked her out, but Andie cannot agree due to her rekindled feelings for Pacey. Dawson asks Joey to join her for a movie night; she finds him watching The Last Picture Show, the film he and Joey watched on their first date, concerning unrequited love tearing apart three friends. Unnerved by Dawson's oblivious commentary, she intercepts Pacey outside Dawson's house, and the two get into an argument until Dawson hears them and emerges with questions. Dawson reveals that he already knows what they're about to tell him. * As Dawson hands Pacey a bottle of champagne with which to christen his boat, he fails to notice the tension between Pacey and Joey. At the library, Will asks for advice on staging first dates. He goes to talk to Jen, and she drops the bombshell about Pacey and Joey's secret relationship -- believing, incorrectly, that Dawson has already learned of the situation and needs a shoulder to cry on. He returns home and Joey drops in as he watches The Last Picture Show, and his description of the film -- which Joey perceived as oblivious commentary -- is revealed to be pointed derision. When Joey and Pacey get into an argument, Dawson emerges and castigates them for their betrayal. * As Jen hangs out with Henry, Dawson interrupts and she accidentally reveals the situation. Henry seems oblivious to the emotional turmoil she has caused, and they fight. Meanwhile, Will and Andie have their first date, but it ends when they stumble upon the argument outside Dawson's house. Andie upbraids Pacey for falling for Joey, who she claims is unavailable due to her allegiance to Dawson. As the looping perspectives end, Dawson gives Joey an ultimatum: if she continues her relationship with Pacey, she will be subsequently ending their friendship. Joey is brokenhearted at losing one of them, but reluctantly ends things with Pacey. Joey is looking for a new job and gets one at the Yacht Club, a high-end restaurant, by lying to the proprietress, a Mrs. Valentine , that she knows a very influential family. She then falls afoul of the son of that family, who instantly sees through her lies... and is additionally revealed to be lying about his identity himself; he is actually Drue Valentine , here with his divorced mother. Mitch, now a guidance counselor at Capeside High, tells Pacey he will not graduate unless he makes up for his bad grades from the previous academic year. Pacey doesn't want Joey to know, but Mitch tells Dawson, who tells Joey, showing that he still cares about Pacey. Joey confronts him, and Pacey manages to admit that he needs help. The senior trip is coming up and Joey needs to get the time off from work; Mrs. Valentine agrees to the trade, but requires that Joey and Pacey double-date with Drue and Anna Evans , a girl Drue wants to impress. This is difficult, as Drue is his typical self-centered, dishonest self, to the point that he cannot admit he does in fact like the girl; Joey and Pacey help the two sort out their feelings. Dawson has his own problems when he and Gretchen go out with her friends from college and he is confronted with their age gap. Jack gets some positive attention from Toby, who encourages him to volunteer at the library teaching kids to read in lieu of coaching youth soccer; however, this is intended as a segue to Toby's romantic intentions, which Jack declines. Pacey and Joey, prompted by the fact that Drue and Anna have already slept together, confront the topic of their own sex life; Joey admits that fear is holding her back. Finally, Dawson and Grams learn that Mr. Brooks has been refusing his pancreatic cancer medications, preferring to go out on his own terms; Dawson, the next morning, finds him passed out on the floor. Absent: Michelle Williams and Meredith Monroe Another student overhears Pacey and Dawson discussing Pacey's relationship with their English teacher, and within hours the rumors are all around school and the rest of Capeside. Ms. Jacobs and Pacey find themselves in legal trouble before the day is out. Over at Dawson's house, Bessie gives birth to baby Alexander, aided by Joey, Dawson and Jen and an unlikely ally, Evelyn Ryan. Dawson returns from spending the summer in Philadelphia with his mother, and on the journey home meets a beautiful blonde girl, Eve , who takes a liking to him. He hasn't spoken to Joey all summer. Jen gets an unexpected offer after she stands up to the school's popular crowd. Mitch becomes the new coach of the high school football team, and leaves for a coaching conference. Eve shows very clear interest in Dawson, and he takes her out on Mitch's motorboat with the intent of impressing her; it works, but during a moment of distraction , he crashes the boat into the docks. Eve, it transpires, is a stripper, and Pacey, who is trying to distract himself while waiting for Andie's return, hatches a plan to host a house party with her co-workers at the Leery residence to raise repair money. Joey takes that moment to return to Dawson's life. She offers herself to Dawson, but he rejects her. Absent: Meredith Monroe Pacey delivers Joey to the train station so that she can travel to Boston for a date with AJ, who has been selected to perform a reading of his work; Pacey warns her not to get too excited over her fairy-tale opportunity. Jen, Jack and Andie assist Dawson and Gail in the restaurant, before Dawson admits defeat and angers his mother by asking his father for help. She relents after realizing he was right. Pacey mentors a young boy named Buzz who reminds him of himself. Joey is met at the train station by AJ's best friend Morgan , who has known him since childhood. When AJ's reading turns out to be about the unrequited love Morgan harbors for him, Joey -- drawing on her own experiences with Dawson -- breaks up with him and encourages him to pursue Morgan. For herself, she calls Pacey for a ride, and he uncomplainingly drives through the night to retrieve her. Pacey pushes Joey to tell him what went wrong with AJ, and when she confesses, he asks why she called him for help, certain it must mean something. When Joey has no idea what her actions could mean to Pacey, he gives up on words and kisses her. On Dawson's advice, Joey attempts to heal the wounds of her new romance with Jack, which were left exposed by the poem and the resulting innuendo. Jack again reassures her. However, when Jack confronts his innermost secrets, he is forced to confront the fact that he is in fact gay, formally coming out to his supportive sister and less-supportive father . Elsewhere, Pacey takes on Mr. Peterson and challenges his abusive teaching methods. His insistence on making things right in the school alienate Andie, and the two of them must work hard to put their relationship back together. Dawson, Joey and Andie organize their own counter-cultural prom when they learn that Jack has been the victim of homophobic discrimination over his choice of prom date . Dawson asks Joey to be his date to the group's anti-prom, and Andie asks Pacey; both see an opportunity to win back their exes. Both are stymied when Joey and Pacey share a moment on the dance floor, their innate chemistry overwhelming their dates' machinations. Joey goes to visit Dawson the next day, and tells him she isn't ready to make decisions. Jen brings Henry to the prom, where she learns that he will spend the entire summer at football camp -- and, more importantly, that he never saw fit to tell her while she planned their whole summer together; the two break up. Jack's date with the older Ethan also goes poorly: Ethan admits that Jack is braver than he is, as he has yet to actually ask a man out; but he also realizes that Jack is not ready to "act" gay, and is able to prove it when he invites Jack to kiss him and the latter cannot. Finally, Gail responds to Mitch's doubts about her commitment to their relationship by proposing to him. He accepts, witnessed by Dawson and Joey from the doorway. Nora approaches Jen at the radio station and asks if Charlie has also been writing Jen lovesick letters begging her to take him back . To break her out of her funk, Dawson takes her on a road trip to a small film festival in Hooksett, New Hampshire, where his documentary about Mr. Brooks, submitted by Mitch on Dawson's behalf, has won the grand prize. His main competition is Oliver Chirchick , who has won the festival three years running and who starts off assuming Dawson a "Hollywood slickster;" however, over the course of the festival, the two come to appreciate each other's work, and Oliver informs Dawson of a Visual Arts College in Boston which he attends and which Dawson could enroll in. Jack brings Joey and Audrey to a frat party under false pretenses, believing Audrey promiscuous enough to help his brother get laid; he apologizes the next day. Pacey takes Karen on a non-romantic date, but it culminates in the two of them having sex -- which Pacey realizes was actually Karen's way of getting back at Danny for "abandoning" her for his wife. Karen quits her job at the restaurant and heads off for a new start. Finally, Dawson and Jen are amused to have been assigned the honeymoon suite at the Hooksett hotel, but Dawson ends up losing his virginity to Jen, and they decide to give their romance another try. Facing the scariest English test of their lives, the gang has an all night study session at the home of the wealthy and horny Chris Wolfe . During the night, secrets are revealed and friendships are altered. The truth about Pacey's "affair" with Tamara is publicly revealed, much to Andie's horror. Dawson and Joey discuss their relationship. All of the gang's lives go through changes. After Andie began seeing her dead brother, Jack and Pacey agree to call Mr. McPhee, who announces that he wants his daughter to be treated in Providence, not Capeside. Andie and Pacey must decide if Andie's mental health is more important than being together; Jack also must decide whether or not to go with Andie. His decision is solidified when his father implies that Jack's homosexuality can be 'treated.' Dawson, while helping Mr. Potter extend the Ice House, interviews him for a film project about how Mr. Potter turned his life around and transformed from drug dealer to model citizen. Dawson then inadvertently catches Mr. Potter in the act of a drug deal. Jen decides to make a change so she calls her mother and inquires about returning home or visiting. She is upset to be told that it is an inconvenient time. She ends up moving in with Jack, as she has no other place to go. Andie leaves, and Jack and Pacey watch her go. Professor Heston asks Joey to baby-sit for Harley to make sure she does her homework; but Joey ends up serving as relationship counselor when she finds Harley's boyfriend, Patrick , hiding in the house. Patrick starts to drool over Joey which makes Harley jealous. Meanwhile, Dawson pays a visit to his past when he's asked to speak to Mr. Gold's class at Capeside High about how it is to be working in L.A. One of the students, George , asks Dawson to watch his film, leading Dawson to realize that he's moved on from the teenager he once was. Pacey also returns to Capeside when his father is admitted to the hospital after suffering a heart attack. Pacey has an argument with his brother, Doug, about the way Pacey's been treating the family by shutting them out. He ends up at Dawson's house to check on the repairs after Audrey's incident over Christmas, and Dawson invites him in to renew their friendship. Absent: Michelle Williams, Kerr Smith, Busy Philipps Dawson and Gail invite everyone back to Capeside for Christmas; everyone from Boston attends, with the exception of Jack who is vacationing in Europe with Andie and his father. Pacey arrives with expensive presents, leading Doug to suspect his job is not strictly legal. Natasha attempts to seduce Dawson in his bedroom, but Dawson takes the opportunity to ask about her flirtation with Max Winter, and she admits she slept with him. Joey invites Eddie, but the latter -- who dropped out of college and is currently between jobs -- is flustered by gentle questioning from Mike Potter, who has also come home having been finally released from prison. At the Christmas dinner, a drunk Todd and an even drunker Audrey take a moment to begin airing the group's dirty laundry: Jen's frustration that C.J. is more interested in Audrey than her; Pacey and Dawson's unresolved frustrations over their rivalry over Joey; Dawson and Joey's unresolved frustrations over dating for less than 24 hours; Audrey's own frustration that nobody has noticed her increasing depression and alcoholism. She excuses herself, steals Pacey's new Mercedes, and drives it into the Leerys' living room. Pacey begs Doug to blame the incident on him; Doug, despite his misgivings over letting Audrey's threat to public safety remain unacknowledged, complies. Natasha realizes that Dawson is beginning to take their relationship, which she believed was centered solely around casual sex, seriously, and breaks up with him; Eddie also separates himself from Joey, feeling outclassed. The two are left to mend their fractured relationship. Absent: Kerr Smith After watching scary movies, Joey, Pacey and Jack talk about their creepiest experiences and urban legends. * Joey shares her story of how she was almost attacked by the librarian on Halloween and saved by the creepy man she was running from. * Jack describes helping to clean the frat house basement and finding a pledge gagged and bound in a closet in what is believed to be a hazing ritual; however, the pledge is implied to be the ghost of a closeted gay man who committed suicide in the 60s. * Pacey reveals that he was chased by a black car while giving Karen a ride home; after some dodging and driving, they manage to run it off the road, but discover that there was nobody driving the car. * The fourth story is delivered by Grams, who tells the second-hand tale of a time when Jen, working late at the radio station, managed to accidentally lock herself out. Absent: James Van Der Beek Gail drops a bomb on the family by confirming she is pregnant. Joey, whose physical relationship with Pacey has reached the limits of what she's willing to do, discusses her lack of sexual experience with Jen. Jen advises her to go visit a doctor for contraceptives and advice, pointing out that being prepared and being ready are two different things. Jack begins to coach a children's soccer team, and later finds himself in an awkward situation when a woman attempts to proposition him; after he reveals his orientation, several children are forced to quit the team by homophobic parents. Dawson struggles to accept the presence of a younger brother or sister, and has just managed to do so when Gail announces her intention to abort; he turns to Gretchen for help in understanding what his parents are going through, and -- because of the strength of her insights -- realizes that she left college after facing the same situation. Joey's stash of contraceptives, accidentally discovered by Bessie, spark an argument between the two sisters, and Joey accepts she's not ready . Finally, throughout the episode Dawson repaints Mr. Brooks' house in apology for damaging his boat, with Mr. Brooks taking the opportunity to criticize Dawson's new hobby of photography; Mr. Brooks only approves of one photo, which he claims depicts empathy from Dawson towards the photo's sorrowful, contemplative subject: Gretchen. Andie has received an early admission to Harvard University, but accomplishing what should be the biggest thing in her life doesn't exactly makes her happy. She decides to explore different paths by going to a rave, and ends up consuming one of the MDMA tablets Drue gave to Jen. The tablets react with her anti-depressants, a disastrous combination which almost leads her to death. Mitch and Gail decide to keep their baby, news that makes Dawson very happy. On Monday morning, Dawson is packing to return to LA after a fun weekend with Joey, but finally receives the voicemail she left him the previous Friday. The two are unable to hash out their differences as Joey spends the day tracking down Professor Wilder, trying to get permission to drop his class and then get the form processed by Worthington bureaucracy. At the behest of his brother Doug, Pacey reluctantly gets a job at Civilization, a restaurant run by an ambitious chef, Danny Brecher , and meets an attractive waitress named Karen . Although Karen has a mysterious boyfriend, that doesn't stop Pacey from feeling attracted to her. To distract Dawson, Audrey gives him a tour of the campus, while Jen helps Charlie at the radio station and secures a job as his co-host... and also winds up in bed with him. To win a scholarship for college, Joey enrolls at a local dance school; as her partner, she chooses Pacey, who is blackmailed into joining her when he comes to beg her for help with trigonometry. Pacey, meanwhile, has chosen Dawson's empty bedroom as a place to attempt to tryst with Jen, but they discover a total lack of sexual chemistry; additionally, when Dawson returns unexpectedly, he finds an unused condom on the floor. Crossed wires lead him to believe that Joey is Pacey's partner -- either discouraged or encouraged by the dance teacher's pronouncement that Joey and Pacey's poor dancing is due to unresolved sexual tension. After careful consideration, Pacey and Jen realize their lack of chemistry cannot be overcome, and revert to friendship without benefits. Meanwhile, Jack attempts to meet up with a gay student from another high school, who saw the story Dawson produced about him several episodes ago. Andie annoys Jack with her relentless encouragement, but ends up soothing him when things don't go as planned. Dawson, who is finally hanging out with Pacey again, admits that he is crushing on Gretchen. Pacey hates the idea, so when he and Gretchen go on a road trip to college to retrieve her car from her ex-boyfriend Nick , Pacey tries to get them back together. However, he soon sees Nick is not nearly as good a guy as Pacey thought; Nick, attempting to seduce Gretchen for one last tryst, posits that Gretchen can't resist him because he's the jar of cookies she's been forbidden to sample. Gretchen admits that the girl she was did indeed feel that way about him... but that she is no longer that girl. Back in Capeside, Joey has her fair share of problems when she gets locked in the Yacht Club's basement storage room with Drue, who has been given bus tickets and ordered to see his father in order to secure child support payments; they are freed when Drue's mobile phone goes off, but Joey inadvertently learns Drue orchestrated the "accident" to avoid seeing his father. Dawson observes the affection growing between Brooks and Grams and fears that Grams will get hurt when she finds out that Brooks is terminally ill; Grams, who has been a nurse for decades, points out that she knows already, and made her decisions with his condition in mind. When asked what he plans to do about Gretchen, Dawson claims that the eponymous "tao of Dawson" is to do nothing; but dual influences from Jack and Mr. Brooks convince him to go for it. Gretchen, returning with her car, new perspective, and Pacey's approval, reciprocates, and the two kiss. Absent: Michelle Williams and Meredith Monroe Dawson violates Joey's privacy by reading her journal. Dawson unreasonably gets upset about what he finds, and forgets Pacey's 16th birthday. Andie gets her brother Jack a job at the Ice House. Meanwhile, Abby and Jen start to bond. Jen tells her that she's still is in love with Dawson and wants to win him back. Audrey returns to Boston and begs her friends for a second chance. Likewise, she is able to secure another shot at Hell's Belles, who have a major gig that week; but she relapses almost immediately, getting drunk before the show starts and eventually passing out on stage. Emma then throws Audrey out of the band. Pacey is invited to an exclusive party hosted by Roger Stepavich the founder and owner of a top pharmaceutical company called Stepatech Industries where Rich promotes Pasey to be exclusively in charge of the stock brokerage's Stepatech accounts. However, Pacey is tipped off by a mysterious and beautiful woman that his promotion may presage some sort of fraud. Joey is assigned to clean out Eddie's locker at Hell's Kitchen; it contains a manuscript of short stories, including his parents home address and phone number in Worcester; Harley takes matters into her own hands and engineers a confrontation by lying to Eddie that Joey is pregnant. Eddie refuses a reconciliation, believing his life is going nowhere. To prove him wrong, Joey gives the manuscript to Hetson, who allows that they show promise and attempts to arrange for Eddie to get into a writers' workshop in California. Joey convinces Eddie to take a chance on life instead of hiding at his parents' house. She returns to her dorm room to find Audrey passed out from severe alcohol intoxication; the episode ends as she dials the phone for help. Absent: James Van Der Beek Dawson is stunned when Eve presents him with an advance copy of the PSAT exam he and his friends will be taking shortly. The entire gang are tempted to cheat for various reasons, and when the test goes missing, it becomes obvious that one friend in particular was unable to resist the temptation. In the quest to discover who stole the paper, Dawson gets into a fight with Pacey, who is still reeling from his break-up with Andie. As the gang takes the exam, the thief is revealed to be Andie, who is desperate to ace the test to prove that she is recovered from her medical problems and stole it with no other character noticing. Elsewhere, Jack is adamant he will be giving up football until a persistent Jen manipulates him into thinking otherwise. Pacey and Jack move out of their Boston apartment and go their separate ways. In Capeside, when a depressed Dawson gives up his dream of making his film, his soulmate and first producer Joey refuses to accept it. Joey takes it on herself to rally a crew: Jack and Jen act as production assistants, Audrey agrees to take on the role inspired by Ms. Jacobs, and Joey herself acts as casting director, convincing Harley to play the Joey role, Patrick the Pacey role and George, Dawson's admirer from earlier in the season, to play Dawson; Todd also drops in to operate the Steadicam and act as director of photography, while Doug Witter shows up to provide security. Pacey begins to make amends to Dawson by begging the businesses of Capeside to invest in a budding young filmmaker. Jen, Jack and Grams say their goodbyes and leave for New York. Confident that she has gotten Dawson back on his feet and rejuvenated their friendship, Joey leaves Capeside for good to pursue her dream of traveling to Paris. After agreeing to go with Pacey to a business party and witnessing him flirt with another girl the whole night, Joey demands to be taken home. When Pacey stops at a local Kmart for condoms, they are accidentally locked inside the store overnight. The two are forced to discuss their past and current relationship: they feel uncomfortable talking about sex with each other, they never discuss their past and they never had closure. In an intimate moment, Joey shaves off his goatee beard; afterwards, Pacey goes in for a kiss, confirming what he confessed when she was drunk the previous episode. As they bed down for the night in camping equipment, Joey admits to a fantasy she had when they summered aboard True Love: being castaways on an idyllic island, living their love away from everyone. They share a bittersweet kiss after her confession and they quietly leave when the store opens in the morning. Absent: James Van Der Beek, Michelle Williams, Kerr Smith, Busy Philipps Joey disapproves when Dawson is convinced into attending an illegal Valentine's Day party by Pacey, who berates Joey for being too protective of Dawson. After reconsidering, Joey decides to attend the party, along with Jack and Andie, who bring along Kate , a childhood friend of theirs. The party, thrown by local bad boy Matt Caulfield , soon descends into total chaos, and the gang are rounded up by Doug and thrown in the drunk tank. All except Pacey are later rescued by a stern-looking Mitch. Doug retains custody of his little brother on the advice of their father, and the two later have a heart-to-heart, during which Pacey reveals for the first time that he has feelings for Joey. At the end of the episode, he attempts to talk to her about it, but ends up offering her driving lessons instead. Elsewhere, Jen goes on a date with Henry, which ends in a hospital trip when Henry tries too hard. As graduation approaches, Joey has a tough time preparing her salutatorian speech, but is inspired by a surprise gift from her late mother. Pacey wonders if he's going to graduate at all, and he worries that his last final will be the toughest one. After the teacher makes a snide comment about his reputation as a slacker, Pacey gets fed up and criticizes the teacher of focusing on the coasting honors students instead of the struggling types who actually need the help, ending by walking out of the test. The teacher approaches him privately to allow him to re-take the final. Meanwhile, Andie McPhee returns home for the cap and gown ceremony, and is surprised but happy to meet Jack's new boyfriend, Toby. Drue, who is staying at Jen's after a fight with his mother, convinces Jen to help him pull a hilarious senior prank. Pacey tells Andie he has decided to take Kubelik's job offer on the boat, and is last seen boarding a plane as he graduates in absentia, secure in the knowledge that he did what no one thought he could. The main characters assemble in Capeside to bury Mitch Leery, who was killed in the car accident. Dawson and Gail are devastated that Lilly will never remember her father. Dawson is convinced that he is at fault, as his father would have been driving him to the airport instead of going to the store. Pacey takes him to the scene of the accident and shows him how it could not have been his fault, but Dawson does not allow himself to grieve until he visits the store for more milk and speaks to the proprietor -- the last person to see Mitch alive -- and is reminded how much his father loved him. Finally, the episode is littered with flashbacks in which the characters remember moments with Mitch: Dawson, on his 12th birthday, receiving his first video camera; Joey, about the same age, watching Mitch put up the ladder that she used to get into Dawson's room; Pacey, learning to drive from him; and Gail, in 1983, sharing her commitment with him to teach their soon-to-be-born son Dawson to become a good man. Joey visits Prof. Wilder, planning to make amends for missing their assignation, but he summarily rejects her, believing that it would be wiser for them to abort the entire process. Dawson, as part of his efforts to keep an eye on her after her mugging, invites her to watch In A Lonely Place with him at a theatre for one of his classes. This separates him from Jen, who is interviewing Steve and Wynn , members of a rock band that is on tour, on behalf of the radio station; while Dawson had agreed to join her, she ends up bringing Audrey instead. Audrey is attempting to escape Pacey: they were trysting in his car whilst Joey was being assaulted, and Audrey made a promise to God that she would give up her relationship with Pacey if Joey was okay. This leaves Pacey at loose ends, and he takes Jack up on his offer to visit a bar that does not check its patrons' ages -- without bothering to let Jack mention that it's a gay bar. There, he bonds with a food critic who had previously published a critical review of Civilization; the critic mistakenly believes he is gay, and Pacey takes refuge by claiming that he and Jack are a couple. The critic extends, in the event that they break up, a flirtatious offer... to Jack. Audrey's conquest of Wynn is derailed when he reveals he has a girlfriend; Steve runs into similar problems with Jen, but she is clearly reluctant to turn him down. Finally, Joey finds Prof. Wilder at the showing; the two patch up their relationship and decide to remain friends... though Dawson is astonished to realize that Joey was contemplating a fling with a teacher. Charlie's band lands a deal for a tour. He asks Joey to go with him, but she doesn't want to leave college in the middle of the semester. Charlie then decides to quit the band and stay with her; Joey begins to panic, as she feels like the relationship is moving too fast. She breaks up with him so he can go with his band on tour. Meanwhile, Oliver and Dawson finally get to NY to meet with an agent , but Oliver ruins the meeting with his awkwardness. Dawson smooths it over by remaining behind to beg for another chance. Pacey meets the nasty new manager of Civilization, Alex Pearl , who has bought the restaurant from Danny. She promotes Pacey to head chef but fires Audrey. Pacey tries to get Audrey her job back, but all he gets is a kiss from Alex. Absent: Michelle Williams, Kerr Smith In the season finale, Dawson and Joey are forced to confront their true feelings. Joey visits her father Mike in prison and debates leaving to go to France. Jen's grandfather dies and she turns to Dawson for comfort; however, the season ends with Dawson and Joey finally kissing. Joey, the only member of the starring cast to appear in the episode, stops at an ATM at the eponymous Downtown Crossing shopping district. There, she is held up at gunpoint by a drug dealer and petty criminal , who demands her mobile phone and drains her bank account; he explains that he needs to get back into the good graces of his estranged wife , asks Joey for advice on how to do so, and demands her coat for use as a gift. As he crosses the street, waving farewell, he is struck by a moving car. Joey retrieves her possessions and, despite the criminal's protests, calls an ambulance; she feels a strange kinship with the man, who -- like her own father Mike -- is a father who turned to blue-collar crime. At the hospital, she takes custody of an abandoned girl, Sammy , who was called to the hospital with her mother Grace because her father is sick. Grace and Joey bond over their turmoils until Grace realizes, to her shame, that her husband is Joey's assailant; wishing her husband good riddance, she packs up and leaves, despite Joey's suggestion that Sammy and her father be given a chance to say goodbye. Finally, she is called in to the mugger's recovery room. He attempts to explain that he is held hostage to his nature, but eventually asks if Joey still loves her father despite all the ways he disappointed her. Joey admits that she does, and the mugger, with peace of mind, succumbs to his injuries. Outside, Joey again runs into Grace and Sammy; she lies to Sammy that her father pushed Joey out of the way of an oncoming vehicle, protecting the memory of their fathers. Absent: James Van Der Beek, Joshua Jackson, Michelle Williams, Kerr Smith With Mr. Brooks in critical condition, Dawson remains in Capeside, skipping the senior ski trip. Joey and Pacey are confronted with their celibacy by Drue and Anna, who are still together. Jack and Jen are forced to revise their plans when Jen sprains her ankle; she breaks into the mini-bar and the two get drunk. They share their fears of being alone, and begin to kiss, only for Jen to pull back. Dawson is approached by Mr. Brooks' doctor , who reveals that Dawson has been granted power of attorney over his fate, leaving Dawson to struggle with what to do; even a visit from Brooks' erstwhile best friend Andrew Lieven , who starred in Turn Away, My Sweet before eloping with Brooks' then-girlfriend Evelyn, does not provide him guidance. In the end, Dawson decides to let Mr. Brooks go, screening one of his pictures to his parents, Grams and Gretchen as a tribute. Pacey bares his troubles to Anna, but immediately turns her down when she propositions him; Joey, seeing this, consummates her relationship with Pacey. Absent: Meredith Monroe Dawson's first day at the Visual Arts College arrives. Oliver shows him around and wastes no time in asking Dawson to direct a movie he wrote. Dawson is impressed with the script, but refuses the directing job due to fear of the inevitable lows that follow any sort of emotional highs. Oliver reminds him that this is a terrible way to live life, and Dawson accepts the directorship -- delighting Oliver, who instead plans to play the starring role. Meanwhile, Jen's new radio show gets terrible reviews: her blissful relationship with Dawson have transformed her from the ascerbic, sarcastic Jen much preferred by listeners to someone bubbly and sappy. This problem is, inadvertently, also solved by Oliver: he intrudes on Dawson's attempts to dine with Jen, obsessed with getting Dawson's feedback on the script, and his casual nerd misogyny infuriates her. Elsewhere, Jack is on academic probation. Irritated, he goes out and has a few too many drinks at Civilization, which results in a fight with his fraternity brothers; Pacey, who broke up the fight, questions if Jack feels that burning all these bridges is justified, and does not get an answer. Finally, Joey is pursued by Elliot , a kind and somewhat uninspiring freshman, and agrees to go on a date with him, but ends up with a scheduling conflict when Prof. Wilder declares the Rose Lazare project complete and takes his students out to celebrate. Joey confesses that she doesn't get that "butterflies in her stomach" feeling from Elliot, and instead gets it from the wrong people -- such as Professor Wilder, whom she kisses in a moment of weakness. Senior Prom causes every relationship to implode. Pacey has returned, but Joey is concerned about his lack of interest in anything remotely sexual . Jen lies to Tobey that Jack wants to ask him to prom but is too shy, leading Tobey to call Jack with a spontaneous Yes; Jack thanks her, but warns that turnabout is fair play, and Drue arrives to make the same speech to Jen. Pacey sets out to make Joey's prom special, but does poorly with both corsage and limousine arrangements. As prom arrives and the four couples depart from the Leery home, Drue learns that Jen has secreted numerous miniatures in her purse; as prom progresses, it becomes clear that she is having enormous trouble confronting the idea of returning to New York, and Drue must save her from falling into the ocean in a drunken stupor. Confronted, Jack admits that his claims of platonic feelings towards Tobey were a lie; while his own closeted nature clashed with Tobey's confident outness, Jack has come to appreciate it, and the two kiss. Gretchen, who can legally buy alcohol, feels utterly out of place at a high-school prom, and breaks up with Dawson, realizing she needs to move on with her life. Finally, Pacey confronts Joey about his failures with the corsage and limousine, and how Joey has been utterly patient and uncritical; he admits that he needs her to be critical, needs her to expect more of him, and that he cannot continue to feel like a charity project. The night ends with the four couples heading home in the tawdry limousine, eschewing the afterparty to work on their own issues. Absent: Meredith Monroe Joey's worst nightmare comes true when she accidentally sends a very personal e-mail to, not Dawson, but the entire student body. The next morning, Professor Hetson decides to openly debate it with his students just to further embarrass Joey for no clear reason. Meanwhile, Jack makes an attempt to get to know a little better his cultural professor, Mark Freeman , who pays no attention to Jack. Pacey, while struggling to survive the first days on his new job, closes a very important deal for the firm, which Rich takes full credit for. Eddie , a student in Prof. Hetson's class who also works as the bartender at Hell's Kitchen, persuades Joey to confront any challenge that Hetson throws and not show any weakness, since Hetson thrives on it. The final scene depicts Dawson, the only person who didn't get Joey's e-mail, attempting to write his own version of it to her, before being called away by Todd to the set. When a major hurricane moves inland, several characters take refuge in the Leery home, where Dawson rages at Jen about her past, and Mitch storms out after Gail confesses to her affair. A tormented Dawson is left to deal with the fallout. Elsewhere, Pacey conducts sabotage as his brother Doug attempts to secure a date with Ms. Jacobs when they are all trapped at her beach house during the hurricane. Joey and Dawson are independently called to the principal's office to receive news. Dawson learns that he has been rejected by the NYU film school. Joey learns she has been accepted by Worthington, and Bessie throws a celebratory barbecue over the first Potter to be accepted by an institute of higher learning; however, Joey's elation collapses when she discovers that she has failed to secure the necessary scholarships and cannot afford tuition, and is crushed further when Dawson learns he's been accepted to USC. Jen and Jack begin discussing what university they would like to attend together; Jack is set on something in New York City, but Jen rejects the idea of returning home. At the best of Dr. Frost, she begins trying to remember the last argument she had with her father, which she believes is the source of her alienation. Dawson resolves Joey's concerns by offering her a portion of the money Mr. Brooks left him, and apologizes for prying into Joey's sex life; she then confesses the truth. Dawson, after digesting this, declares that their friendship is too important to abandon, and gives her the money. The only person unsatisfied is Pacey, who agrees with Dawson that Joey is bound for greater things... and is concerned that those greater things will require her to leave him behind. Absent: Meredith Monroe With Joey's father suddenly back in town, Bessie and he decide to expand the Icehouse to also cater for weddings. Needing help, they enlist Andie, who says she hates weddings, and Pacey, who loves them. Joey doesn't think her father, recently out of jail, should be seen so publicly in Capeside. Dawson feels sorry for his mother, who arrives to the wedding alone, a feeling that is exacerbated when his father shows up with Nicole Kennedy on his arm. Jack and Dawson battle to help a scared bride, while Andie and Pacey accidentally damage the wedding cake and then scramble to fix it. Dawson and Joey reconnect romantically. Jen and Abby crash the wedding, but when Andie kicks them out, they head to the local docks, where Abby, half-paralyzed with drink, falls into the ocean and drowns. Five years have passed and everyone now age 25 is reunited in Capeside for a special wedding. Dawson has been living in Los Angeles producing his autobiographical television series The Creek. Joey is now a book editor living in New York City with her boyfriend, Christopher . Pacey has reopened the Ice House Restaurant, Jen is a single mom living with Grams in New York and managing an art gallery in SoHo, and Jack is an English teacher at Capeside High and is in a relationship with Doug, now Sheriff of Capeside, though the latter is unwilling to publicly come out of the closet. Absent is Audrey who is singing back up for John Mayer, touring Europe, and has a boyfriend she dubs the 'anti-Pacey'. The five friends catch up over dinner; later Joey ends up at Dawson’s house as always. They catch up, and Joey spends the night because Dawson insists, while also leaving before he wakes up. During Gail's wedding, Jen collapses while dancing with Dawson and is sent to the hospital and it is revealed that she is dying of heart failure. They all get turns to say goodbye to Jen as it is her wish they are not sad and instead joke about the matter at hand. Later, Dawson helps Jen make a video for her infant daughter, asking her to never stop loving and dreaming, and to believe in God as it is good to have something to believe in. Joey comforts him as he struggles to come to terms with Jen's fading health. As her dying wish, she begs Joey to stop running and put everyone out of their misery by making a choice between Dawson and Pacey as they both are evidently still in love with her. Jack, whom Jen named godparent to her daughter Amy, insists on adopting Amy. Jen later passes away with Grams by her side. Jen’s death forces everyone to grow up and to stop running. Doug tells Jack he's willing to spend his life with him and wants to help raise Amy. Pacey tells Joey that despite his endless love for her, he feels like he is holding her back as she has fulfilled her dreams of leaving Capeside, where he feels like he is destined to be stuck there. She tells him that she loves both him and Dawson in different ways, and calls Dawson her soulmate. Before she can clarify they are interrupted by Gail and then Bessie. Joey checks in on Dawson, who is lost in memories of Jens first day on the Creek. They reconfirm the survival and significance of their love and vaguely-defined relationship... then declare each other their soulmates. Joey tearfully tells Dawson she loves him, which he reciprocates. “You and me... always.” “Always.” EPILOGUE. Some time later, it is revealed that Pacey and Joey are living together in New York, finally back together. They delightfully call Dawson after watching the season finale of his show. The three converse happily, apparently reconciled their dynamic. Dawson tells them that he is going to be meeting his idol Steven Spielberg tomorrow to Pacey and Joeys delight. The three converse as the camera pans to a photograph of the three with Jen, and the show fades to footage of the core-four on the beach all those years ago. In 2011, the whole two-part finale was ranked #16 on the TV Guide Network special, TV's Most Unforgettable Finales. Absent: Busy Philipps In Los Angeles, Dawson visits Audrey at the rehab clinic where he spots big-time film producer Toni Stark , and follows her into a therapy session in the hopes of networking, but the whole scheme backfires. Meanwhile, in Boston, Pacey throws a party at his place to celebrate his new success at his job; he also purchases a wide-screen TV. Emma invites a local stoner punk named Gus and introduces him as her fiancé; she admits that she has dropped out of school due to the success of Hell's Belles, but now needs a marriage of convenience to retain her green card. Joey, still sulking over the departure of Eddie, lets loose by getting drunk and setting up a spontaneous game of spin the bottle. Joey is flirtatious with Pacey the whole night and they almost kiss during the game, but they are interrupted when Gus accidentally destroys the massive TV. Pacey carries a drunk Joey to his room so she can rest, and before leaving, he admits to Joey that he never got over her. Joey drunkenly leans over to kiss him. Jen catches the reformed alcoholic C.J. with a drink which leads to them arguing; but they are commissioned to kiss during the Spin The Bottle game, and they end up having sex for the first time. Jack offers to marry Emma in Gus's stead; though grateful, she turns him down and decides to return to England for good. Dawson takes Joey up on her invitation to spend a weekend in Boston, but the two have difficulty connecting once there, as Dawson has begun having panic attacks. Joey is asked by Professor Wilder to join a small team of students cataloguing the estate of recently-deceased author and Worthington alumni Rose Lazare, which has been left to the university. Jack is surprised when his boyfriend Tobey shows up unexpectedly, forcing Jack to choose between his fraternity's hell week and spending time with Tobey. Jack makes his priorities clear: he wants to develop his own social life and meet new people, and he separates not only from Tobey but from Jen as well. Pacey is asked by Chef Danny if he can borrow Pacey's boat for a romantic evening with his wife; Pacey agrees. Jen, on her way to a production of Othello, sees Charlie in a coffee shop speaking intimately with a woman; she storms in and accuses him, earning the ire of... his sister, who had stopped by to show off her engagement ring. Jen forgives him, but ends the episode by finding him kissing another woman. Gail and Mitch prepare for their hasty wedding, with Dawson as best man and Joey as maid of honor. Joey is distracted by news that Pacey is planning to leave on a three-month trip to the Florida Keys via True Love; however, she makes an effort to soldier through the rehearsal dinner and ceremony for the sake of her friendship with Dawson. While throwing a farewell party for Pacey, Jen and Jack bring up their regrets over how their most recent relationships ended; Grams encourages them to seize the day. She drives them down the freeway in search of Henry's bus, and she begs him to take her back, which he does. They then travel to Boston, where Jack takes his courage in both hands and, acting on Ethan's invitation during the previous episode, kisses him ... in front of Brad, Ethan's ex, whom he has re-united with. At home, Jack angsts about how everyone hates him for being gay, but his father confesses how proud he is to have a gay son. As the day goes on, it becomes obvious that Joey wants to be with Pacey, and Dawson swallows his own anguish and tells her to do so. She kisses Pacey and the two set sail together the next morning. Dawson, returning to his house, finds Jen, Jack and Andie sitting on his bed, waiting to support him after his rejection by Joey.

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In a Lonely Place Pilot High Risk Behavior Promicide Tamara's Return Secrets and Lies Coda The Song Remains the Same The Abby 100 The Kiss The Election Catch–22 A Family Way Crime and Punishment Stolen Kisses Four to Tango None of the Above Late Great Xpectations Kiss Ego Tripping at the Gates of Hell Castaways Love Bites A Perfect Wedding Guerilla Filmmaking After Hours ...That Is the Question The Tao of Dawson Indian Summer The Te of Pacey Neverland Homecoming Something Wild Joey Potter and Capeside Redemption The Lost Weekend Hotel New Hampshire Separation Anxiety To Green, with Love Roadtrip Sex and Violence Four Scary Stories Kiss Kiss Bang Bang The Scare Show Me Love Cinderella Story Lovelines Living Dead Girl The Bostonians You Had Me at Goodbye Coming Home The Importance of Not Being Too Earnest The Anti-Prom Crossroads Use Your Disillusion That Was Then Be Careful What You Wish For The Unusual Suspects Text, Lies and Videotape The Reluctant Hero Psychic Friends Boyfriend Full Moon Rising All the Right Moves Separate Ways Self Reliance Something Wilder Dance Downtown Crossing Sleeping Arrangements Alternative Lifestyles Eastern Standard Time Decisions Four Stories Double Date Hopeless Rock Bottom Appetite for Destruction The All-Nighter Sex, She Wrote Future Tense The Two Gentlemen of Capeside His Leading Lady Valentine's Day Massacre Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Clean and Sober Day Out of Days Discovery All Good Things... The Kids Are Alright Abby Morgan, Rest in Peace dbr:True_Love_(Dawson's_Creek) Uncharted Waters Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road Highway to Hell Instant Karma! Barefoot at Capefest Home Movies Capeside Revisited A Winter's Tale Mind Games To Be or Not to Be... Like a Virgin Beauty Contest First Encounters of the Close Kind A Weekend in the Country High Anxiety Failing Down The Longest Day Cigarette Burns Admissions Spiderwebs Northern Lights Ch...Ch...Changes Baby Escape from Witch Island The Graduate Parental Discretion Advised Reunited The Imposters Everything Put Together Falls Apart Hurricane The Long Goodbye Merry Mayhem Swan Song Detention The Dance

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Lista odcinków serialu Jezioro marzeń: Cette page présente la liste des épisodes de la série télévisée américaine Dawson (Dawson's Creek). Toto je seznam dílů seriálu Dawsonův svět. Americký dramatický seriál Dawsonův svět byl premiérově vysílán v letech 1998–2003 na stanici The WB. Dawson's Creek is an American television series that premiered on January 20, 1998 on television network The WB. It was created by Kevin Williamson, who was the executive producer until the end of the show's second season. Paul Stupin shared the executive producer role until Williamson left, and remained until the series finale along with Tom Kapinos and Greg Prange. It is produced by Outerbanks Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television. The series stars James Van Der Beek as Dawson Leery, an aspiring filmmaker. Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson portray his childhood friends Joey Potter and Pacey Witter, respectively. Michelle Williams plays Jen Lindley, the new girl to Capeside from New York City. Kerr Smith plays Jack McPhee, a teen who struggles with his sexuality; Meredith Monroe plays overachiever Andie McPhee; and Busy Philipps plays Joey's college roommate Audrey Liddell. Rounding out the cast are Mary-Margaret Humes and John Wesley Shipp as Gail and Mitch Leery, Dawson's parents; Nina Repeta as Bessie Potter, Joey's older sister and legal guardian due to their mother's fatal cancer and father's incarceration for blue-collar crime; and Mary Beth Peil as Evelyn "Grams" Ryan, Jen's maternal grandmother and legal guardian in Capeside. Between January 20, 1998, and May 14, 2003, Dawson's Creek aired for six seasons on the WB, the first season being a mid-season replacement and the following five as regular seasons. 128 episodes were produced over the show's six-year run, and concluded with a two-hour series finale. All six seasons are available on DVD in Regions 1, 2 and 4.

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...Must Come to An End

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Peter Kowalski Frank Perl James Charleston dbr:Arlene_Sanford dbr:Melanie_Mayron dbr:Robert_Duncan_McNeill dbr:Michael_Lange James Whitmore, Jr. Greg Prange dbr:Jan_Eliasberg Patrick Norris Sandy Smolan Lou Antonio Les Sheldon dbr:Jason_Moore_(director) dbr:Joanna_Kerns dbr:Rodman_Flender dbr:David_Grossman_(director) dbr:Kerr_Smith dbr:Dennie_Gordon dbr:Michael_Fields_(director) dbr:John_Behring dbr:David_Straiton Mel Damski dbr:Patrick_Norris Robert Duncan McNeill dbr:Lev_L._Spiro Harry Winer dbr:Sanford_Bookstaver Kenneth Fink Michael Uno dbr:Marita_Grabiak dbr:Bruce_Seth_Green Michael Katleman David Semel dbr:David_Semel Steve Robman dbr:Allan_Arkush dbr:Sandy_Smolan dbr:Harry_Winer Julia Rask dbr:James_Whitmore,_Jr. Bethany Rooney dbr:Joe_Napolitano Jay Tobias dbr:Bethany_Rooney Steve Miner Michael Lange dbr:Perry_Lang dbr:Joshua_Jackson dbr:Morgan_J._Freeman dbr:Nick_Marck dbr:Scott_Paulin dbr:James_Whitmore_Jr. dbr:Krishna_Rao_(director) dbr:Lou_Antonio David Petrarca dbr:Mel_Damski dbr:Arvin_Brown dbr:Steve_Miner dbr:Jesús_Salvador_Treviño dbr:Keith_Samples dbr:Nancy_Malone Robert McNeill Krishna Rao Janice Cooke dbr:David_Petrarca

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89 86 87 84 85 82 83 80 81 78 79 76 77 74 75 72 73 70 71 68 69 66 67 64 65 2324 127128 62 63 60 61 58 59 56 57 54 55 52 53 50 51 48 49 46 47 44 45 42 43 40 41 38 39 36 37 34 35 32 33 30 31 28 29 26 27 24 25 22 23 20 21 18 19 16 17 14 15 12 13 10 11 8 9 6 7 4 5 2 3 1 126 124 125 122 123 120 121 118 119 116 117 114 115 112 113 110 111 108 109 106 107 104 105 102 103 100 101 98 99 96 97 94 95 92 93 90 91 88

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